CultureLink Settlement and Community Services (CultureLink) is dedicated to facilitating the active participation and integration of newcomers and the broader community, recognizing the interdependence of these groups in our society. We envision a healthy, equitable, inclusive and welcoming society that works together to engage and integrate newcomers and other community members into Canadian life. CultureLink works within an anti-oppression framework and is committed to equity.
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Manager, Finance
Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the Manager, Finance will work closely with the Executive and Management team. The Manager, Finance is responsible for financial management and accounting function of the agency, inter-alia, day-to-day financial operations, reporting, payroll and benefits administration, statutory compliance as well as developing, managing and monitoring organizational/program budgets, fundraising projects, and ensuring overall organizational effectiveness in financial and accounting functions. The successful candidate is a pro‐active problem solver and works effectively as both a leader and a team member, responsible for stewarding relationships with diverse funders and stakeholders.
Start Date : Open
Hours: 35 hrs/week
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Manager – Special Projects
The Manager is responsible for spearheading and leading special projects and successful implementation of specialized programs and services, and is committed to achieving time-based outcomes through effective planning, mentoring, guiding and supporting the teams. Also responsible for leading and monitoring performance and implementing an effective feedback system to meet and exceed the agency’s strategic goals related to quality service provision, accountability and equity. Integrating Indigenous programming is a crucial step towards fostering understanding and building meaningful connections between newcomers and Indigenous communities. However, it’s essential to approach this endeavor with care and respect for the unique perspectives and experiences of Indigenous peoples. To deliver decolonized Indigenous programming effectively, it is imperative that the systems and spaces involved undergo a thorough decolonial process themselves. Proven experience in specialized programs and/or training (i.e. Diversity & Inclusion, anti-racism and anti-oppression models.) for working with employees and clients from diverse backgrounds as well as strong conflict resolution skills are critical for the role’s success.
Start Date/End Date : ASAP to December 20, 2024 with possibility of extension
Hours: 35 hrs/week
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Program Worker – ON Indigenous Land
The ON Indigenous Land project aims to increase awareness of Canada’s cultural diversity and issues affecting full participation in society and the economy, related to culture, ethnicity and/or religion, and to increase capacity within communities to address racism and discrimination. The Program Worker will recruit 60 racialized youth to participate in the project. Working with Indigenous-led organizations, the Program Worker will deliver training programs to support participants to craft their personal Land Acknowledgment and engage them in community mobilization. The project will culminate with knowledge sharing including a theatre performance by program participants.
Start Date/End Date : ASAP to December 20, 2024 with possibility of extension
Hours: 35 hrs/week
Application Deadline: Mar 06, 2024
Program Worker -Library Settlement Partnership
The Library Settlement Partnership Program Worker works out of Toronto Public Library branches to assist newcomer families and youth with their settlement needs and integration process. As part of the library settlement partnership, the worker provides needs assessment, referrals and follow-up support to clients, and information and orientation sessions to individuals and groups that help newcomers overcome settlement barriers and help the Toronto library system attract newcomers into the library system. The Program Worker plans, carries out and reports on program activities, with a particular focus on the needs of recently arrived Ukrainian refugees.
Start Date/End Date : 2 April 2024 – March 31, 2025
Hours: 28 hrs/week
Application Deadline: Mar 14, 2024
Program Worker – IT Security Bridge Training Project
CultureLink’s IT Security Bridge Training project assists newcomer professionals with an IT background in finding and retaining employment, by providing CISSP training, mentoring, networking opportunities, help with resumes and interviews, and insight into the Canadian workplace and job strategies. The Program Worker works in a team to plan, promote, carry out and document program activities.
Start Date/End Date : Asap – March 31, 2025
Hours: 35 hrs/week
Application Deadline: Mar 20, 2024
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