Spence Neighbourhood Association is looking for a program coordinator for Building Belonging, a program for 6-12 year olds in the Spence Community Full-time position 37.5 hrs Wage according to experience $14-$15/hr
Job Classification: Agrologist 3 (G3)
Manitoba Agriculture, Food, and Rural Initiatives, Melita and Ashern.
Advertisement Number: 24669
Salary Range: $57,120.00 to $73,983.00 per annum
Closing Date: October 7, 2011
Advertisement Number: 24734
Job Title: Business Development Specialist
Job Classification: Economic Development Consultant 3 (IC3)
Job Type: Regular/Full-Time
Department: Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives
Location: Brandon, Manitoba
Salary Range: $61,449 - $77,960 per annum
The West Central Youth Outreach Project is a joint project of the Spence Neighbourhood Association, West Central Women’s Resource Centre and the Daniel McIntyre / St. Matthews Community Association.
The Youth Outreach worker will support Youth Programming at the Magnus Eliason Recreation Centre by engaging high-risk youth with positive activities, performing risk assessments, connecting them to community resources and social services and providing them mentorship.
The successful candidate will assist the Manitoba Cooperative Association (MCA) to coordinate activities to celebrate the IYC
The Manitoba Cooperative Association (MCA) is the provincial association of cooperative organizations, created by its members to enhance and support the development of a united, growing and influential cooperative movement in Manitoba. The MCA serves the common and individual needs of cooperatives in the areas of development, education, youth leadership, government relations and global awareness.
Reporting to the Program Manager who is located in Ontario, the half-time Manitoba Field Coordinator is responsible, together with the other half-time Manitoba Field Coordinator, for implementing projects and exploring new project possibilities in rural and urban areas throughout Manitoba that promote food sovereignty and strengthen local and provincial food systems through integrated programming in sustainable livelihoods, education, and advocacy.
