Job Board > Hiring Fair- May 28th - Downtown Eastside Women's Centre
Position: Hiring Fair- May 28th
Deadline: May 28, 2022
Posted: May 19, 2022
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Job Description / Duties
Join the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre
Looking to make a difference?
Are you compassionate, kind, and work from an anti-oppression, trauma inform perspective?
Register for an interview: RSVP to the email mentioned in the website https://dewc.ca/careers
Date: SATURDAY, MAY 28TH 2022
Time: 10:30AM – 4:00PM
Venue: 312 Main Street
Our fast-growing organisation has multiple front line and management roles available as mentioned below
Peer Support Worker
Kitchen Cook
Housing Outreach Worker
Peer Services Navigator
Skills Development Coordinator
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
Mental Health Advocate
Fundraising Coordinator & Assistant
Manager of Programs
Specialized Services Manager & Supervisor
Maintenance Assistant
Additional info on the jobs available at https://dewc.ca/careers
BRING YOUR RESUME & HAVE REFERENCES AVAILABLE TO BE CONTACTED
For bona fide position requirements, candidates must be (self-identified) women only.
Indigenous and women of colour are strongly encouraged to attend.
Qualifications / Required Skills
✔You have at least 2 years related fundraising experience including donor engagement, event planning, and implementing fundraising strategies within a non-profit environment.
✔ You can promote and articulate the mission, mandate, philosophy, and values of DEWC.
✔ You are knowledgeable of the issues impacting women in the DTES, including gender-basedviolence, mental health, homelessness, and addictions.
✔ Must have knowledge of and aptitude for social media platforms and be IT proficient.
✔ Excellent communicator including report writing
✔ Efficient organizational skills including record keeping, scheduling, and problem-solving abilities
✔ You have or will obtain First Aid Certification
Contact Information
RSVP- careers@dewc.ca
Employer Profile
The Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre (DEWC) exists to support and empower women and children, living in extreme poverty in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, who are particularly vulnerable to violence, exploitation, injustice and injury. Through low barrier Drop-In Centers and Emergency Shelters, DEWC provides basic need services, programs, and specialized supports to over 700 women and children daily to help them survive the conditions that surround them. See website (www.dewc.ca) for details on our mission and mandate as well as programs and services.