Lead culturally grounded Aunties Programs in person at an Indigenous Justice Centre near Westbank, British Columbia, using strategic leadership and program development expertise.
The Aunties Program Supervisor provides operational, cultural, and people leadership within Indigenous Justice Centres. This full-time position develops, stabilizes, expands, and evaluates programs supporting gender-based violence and intimate partner violence prevention, holistic supports, and culturally safe service pathways. You will collaborate with Elders, Knowledge Keepers, leadership, Resource Support Workers, community partners, the Women’s Team, and funders.
Key Responsibilities: Lead Aunties Program development, implementation, stabilization, expansion, and evaluation
Supervise, mentor, coach, and support three to seven direct reports
Manage budgets, resources, deliverables, data, evaluation, and reporting




Coordinate Community of Practice wellness circles and cultural gatherings
Provide consultation on complex IPV, GBV, housing, and family files
Requirements: Minimum seven years’ professional experience in Indigenous justice and program development
Knowledge of MMIWG2S+, IPV, GBV, systemic racism, and colonial impacts
Knowledge of First Nations historical, political, and legal issues in British Columbia
Public policy, Indigenous studies, social work, or related background
Valid British Columbia driver’s licence, vehicle access, and travel ability
Use Indigenous values, trauma-informed practices, and team-oriented leadership to guide Aunties Program services and accountability.

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📌 Aunties Program Supervisor Indigenous Justice (British Columbia)
🏢 BC First Nations Justice Council
📍 British Columbia