wcyr

wcyr

Board Member (Volunteer Position)

Newmarket, Ontario

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 11 days ago
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About the role

  • Board Overview WCYR is seeking to recruit two candidates for the volunteer Board of Directors.
  • The Board of Directors play a critical role in the governance, strategic planning, and strategic oversight of WCYR.
  • We welcome all qualified applicants to apply.

Responsibilities

  • Performance management and support of the Executive Director
  • Support development of risk mitigation strategies
  • Collaborate with committee members to achieve specific goals and initiatives
  • We offer a range or programs and services to support women to identify and build on their strengths, connect with their communities, and achieve their goals.
  • As a board, we are committed to providing leadership, expertise, and support to further WCYR and our mission.

Compensation

  • Provide financial oversight, review and approve annual budgets, financial statements and financial policies

Benefits

  • We do this through counselling, group education and support, employment and financial assistance, mental health supports, case management and system navigation.
  • Monitor the organizations financial health and sustainability

Company info

  • If you want to be part of a dynamic and growing social services agency, please submit a letter of interest along with your resume by April 30 2026 highlighting your experience and qualifications including: business/work experience, academic qualifications, experience that would assist the board, any previous board experience, and previous community and/or volunteer activities to:
  • If you want to be part of a dynamic and growing social services agency, please submit a letter of interest along with your resume by

Equal opportunity

  • We are an equal opportunity organization and are committed to a diverse, inclusive and barrier-free environment.

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