Lead Trauma Healing Lodge readiness with Indigenous partnerships and project delivery from Yellowknife, with remote or hybrid arrangements considered.

As Project Director, you will guide Endacho Healing Society toward its anticipated 2029 Lodge opening. You will advise the Board, coordinate partners, manage funding, and build practical systems. The work combines strategy, governance, financial stewardship, and hands-on administration within a lean Indigenous-led nonprofit. Cultural humility, sound judgment, and independent execution are central.

Key Responsibilities

Translate Board priorities into workplans, milestones, risk tracking, and solutions

Build trusted relationships with Indigenous governments, communities, funders, and partners

Coordinate consultants, contractors, healing pilots, curriculum, and operational readiness

Prepare funding proposals, budgets, reports,



and contribution agreement documentation

Plan Board meetings, maintain records, and support corporate compliance

Requirements

Experience working respectfully with Indigenous governments, organizations, or communities

Several years leading complex initiatives, partnerships, projects, or programs

Solid judgment, writing, communication, and senior engagement skills

Experience with budgets, funding proposals, and funder accountability

Ability to work independently with digital and administrative tools

Bring strategic leadership, cultural humility, funding expertise, and practical delivery to Endacho Healing Society’s northern healing vision.

📌 Trauma Healing Lodge Project Director (Winnipeg)
🏢 Indigenous professionals
📍 Winnipeg