Maternity Leave Replacement) Founded in 1994, Breakfast Club of Canada is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing services and funding to school breakfast programs across the country. We work with partners from all sectors to deliver a high-quality national school food program. Together, we create a nurturing workplace, where children and youth can access the nourishment they need to succeed and flourish.

Our organization has grown tremendously over the years, but our desire to see children thrive has remained constant.

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Club of Canada is looking for a Programs Coordinator for the Centre-du-Québec region and surrounding areas, for a maternity leave replacement lasting 12 to 14 months, depending on the starting date. Reporting to the Senior Programs Advisor, the selected candidate will work closely with schools and community partners to set up high-quality breakfast programs, ensuring students get a healthy, complete breakfast every school day. They will also help enlist support for the Club and its mission at the local level by building relationships with the community.

Provide the required training for setting up breakfast programs and offer ongoing support in line with the challenges faced by each program. Conduct regular schools and community partners visits to check that programs are running smoothly, and food safety and hygiene standards are being followed. Support the schools in ensuring that their breakfast programs promote youth engagement, nutritional education and sustainable development.





Represent the Club at local meetings and consultations and take a leadership role in collaborative projects, building relationships with key stakeholders in the region. Help with program-related initiatives led by other Club departments (philanthropy, communications and marketing, government relations, etc.), Carry out assorted administrative tasks and keep the database up to date. College or vocational diploma or certificate in a relevant field (social sciences, community services, education, etc.).

Bilingual (French and English), both written and spoken, required due to regular collaboration with English-speaking schools and community partners in the region, as well as regular communication and meetings with colleagues across the country. Proficient in Microsoft Office, with database experience. Familiar with issues related to food security, healthy eating and/or social development, an asset.

Experience working in the community sector, an asset. Valid driver’s licence and access to a vehicle, as frequent travel to schools early in the morning will be required. PERSONAL QUALITIES Talent for planning, prioritization and organization.

Temporary, full-time position (12 to 14 months, depending on starting date). Vacation and personal leave days. Access to telemedicine services and employee assistance program. The selected candidate will work remotely from their home in the Centre-du-Québec region and will be required to travel frequently to schools within their assigned territory (Centre-du-Québec region and surrounding areas).

📌 Coordonnateur(-trice), programmes / Programs Coordinator (Calgary)
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📍 Calgary