Project Coordinator As Project Coordinator at NAFC, under the direction of the Program Manager, you will facilitate the effective management of our national program as per NAFC standards. Every day, you will help with planning and organizing the activities and implementation of this program and carrying out significant operational duties. To thrive in this job, you must be organized, detail-oriented and excel at working with diverse teams. Friendship Centres are Canada’s most significant urban Indigenous service delivery infrastructure. Based in downtown Ottawa, the NAFC represents a network of over 100 Friendship Centres and Provincial/Territorial Associations. Competitive and performance-based remuneration; Highly competitive advantages package, including health & dental plan from day one; You have excellent time management, organizational and communication skills; You have proven experience as a project administrator or similar relevant experience; You have proven experience and a genuine interest in youth programming and coordinating youth-focused initiatives; You are passionate about advocating with and for Indigenous peoples across Canada; You are in your element when serving a grassroots member-driven association. The ability to work in both official languages is an asset. Fluency in an Indigenous language is also an asset. Requests for accommodations can be made at any stage of the recruitment process. Project Coordinator: Navigating Horizons As an integral member of the NAFC’s programs team, under the direction of the Program Manager, the project coordinator will play a crucial role in designing, implementing and managing programs that foster growth and enhancements within Indigenous communities. This position involves working closely with community members, stakeholders,



and partners to identify needs, develop strategies, and ensure successful program outcomes. Implement programs tailored to the needs of Indigenous groups and their communities. Monitor and evaluate youth program activities to measure impact and effectiveness. Conduct needs assessments to identify opportunities and challenges within the community. Plan, organize, and support national events for the NAFC, with a focus on youth initiatives and youth leadership development. Develop and disseminate communication materials to promote program initiatives and successes. Facilitate national workshops, training sessions, and community meetings to gather input and provide information about programs. Build and maintain strong relationships with community members, government agencies, and other stakeholders. Develop project plans, budgets, and timelines to ensure program objectives are met. A bachelor’s degree in Economics, Business Administration, Social Sciences, Indigenous Studies or a related field. Minimum of 3 years of experience in program coordination, preferably in a non-profit or Indigenous organization. Experience working with Indigenous Youth/Youth-serving organizations Strong understanding of Indigenous cultures, values, and socio-economic issues. Excellent project management and organizational skills. Experience in report writing and fundraising is an asset.



Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and Smartsheet. Being able to work in French or Indigenous languages is an asset. Please let us know if you require accommodation at any stage of this application process. If you self-identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, or Inuit), we invite you to indicate this in your application. This information is voluntary and will be used to support our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion here at NAFC. Please know that NAFC will never ask you for any type of payment, nor require you to provide all your personal information. If you think you have been a victim of recruitment fraud scheme, please contact your local police department. If you would like to report instances of fraud with us, please e-mail us at careers@nafc.
You are also welcome to report the suspicious activity with the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre . Coordinateur de projet En tant que coordinateur de projet à l'ANCA, sous la direction du gestionnaire de programme, vous faciliterez la gestion efficace de notre programme national. Notre travail collectif touche des millions de points de contact par an et des milliers de personnes chaque jour d'un océan à l'autre. Un ensemble d'avantages sociaux très compétitifs, y compris un régime de soins de santé et de soins dentaires dès le premier jour; Vous avez d’excellentes compétences en gestion du temps, en organisation et en communication; Vous avez une expérience avérée et un intérêt sincère pour les programmes destinés aux jeunes et la coordination d'initiatives axées sur les jeunes; La capacité de travailler dans les deux langues officielles est un atout. La maîtrise d'une langue autochtone est également un at

📌 Program Director/Full-time Faculty (Canada)
🏢 NAFC
📍 Canada