Wanted: Community Programming Coordinator

Job Purpose

The Community Programming Coordinator supports the Program Director in delivering Community

Programmes such as the Inuit Women’s Circle at Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre (QCFC). The

Community Programming Coordinator is responsible for serving as a liaison between QCFC’s regular

program users and support services in the community.

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Duties and Responsibilities

With the support of the Program Director, the Community Programming Coordinator is responsible

for:

 Providing resources and referrals to participants attending the centre

 Planning and facilitating programming meant to educate and engage community members

with issues connected to food insecurity and poverty

 Assisting with special events and workshops as needed

 Recruiting and managing volunteers to deliver community programming

 Ensuring that community programmes are in-line with QCFC's mandate and vision

 Serving as a representative for QCFC within the community and within councils and

coalitions

 Other duties may be assigned by the Program Director.

 Travel may be required.

 Work is indoors (office/common space) and consists primarily of clerical work and

communication with the public. Discretion is needed when dealing with sensitive and

traumatic personal issues. Physical fatigue could be a consequence of mental exertion.

Perform additional related duties as needed

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Qualifications

 1 or more years experience in community development or in social services sector

 Ability to demonstrate compassion, openness, and keep to standards of confidentiality

 Experience working with individuals facing issues such as substance abuse, trauma, mental

health, housing and food insecurity

 Ability to work as part of a team and independently with minimal supervision

 Strong administrative, organizational, and communication skills

 Must hold or be willing to obtain a valid Class 5 Nunavut driver’s license

 Fluency in Inuktitut is a strong asset

 A degree or diploma in social services is not required but is considered a strong asset

 Other lived experiences, education, and skills will be considered in lieu of formal education

and related work experience

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A vulnerable sector check and positive references may be requested. In conformance with Article 23

of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement, preference will be given to Inuit applicants.

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Working Conditions

● 5 days per week, 7.5 hours per day

● Ability to work evenings and weekends as required

● May include evening or weekend hours during events or peak periods

● $80,000 to $90,000 per year

● This job is temporary until December 1, 2025

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To Apply

● Apply by sending your resume and cover letter to: info@qajuqturvik.ca

● Apply by September 19, 2025 at 5:00PM

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