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Position Title: Engagement & Communications Coordinator

Company: First Nations Advisory Committee on Safe Drinking Water

Position Type: Contract

Location: Remote (see - thefnac.ca)

Application Deadline: July 25th, 2025

Anticipated Start Date: September 1st, 2025

Position Overview:

The First Nations Advisory Committee on Safe Drinking Water (the "FNAC") is seeking a creative and organized Engagement & Communications Coordinator to support communications, community outreach, and marketing efforts. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Coordinator will lead and support communications strategies that raise awareness about water funding and infrastructure access across First Nations. This includes planning and promoting events, coordinating marketing materials, managing digital outreach, and ensuring all communications are culturally respectful and community-driven.

This position will be virtually based and open to applicants across Canada. Preference will be given to Indigenous applicants and those with direct experience working in First Nations.

Key Responsibilities:
· Coordinate and support culturally appropriate outreach to First Nations about water infrastructure funding, programs, and progress.
· Build and maintain relationships with community leaders, administrators, and key contacts.
· Assist with preparation of presentations, submissions, and documentation for partners and leadership.
· Coordinate internal and external meetings; prepare agendas, take minutes, and track action items.
· Support the organization and delivery of virtual and in-person events, meetings, and info sessions.
· Gather community feedback and assist in creating testimonials, stories, and case studies.
· Draft and share correspondence, updates, and reports related to water projects
· Maintain accurate contact records, calendars, and shared files.
· Develop and implement communications and marketing strategies to promote water infrastructure awareness.
· Create content for brochures, newsletters, email updates, and educational resources.
· Coordinate social media outreach, including drafting posts, designing visuals, and tracking engagement.
· Design and distribute physical and digital materials for campaigns (print mailouts, posters, social graphics, etc.).
· Help manage feedback loops (e.g., community surveys, event evaluations) to improve outreach success.

Education & Experience
· Diploma or degree in Business Administration, Communications, Indigenous Studies, Marketing or a related field.
· Relevant training or coursework in project coordination or community engagement is an asset.

Qualifications & Skills:
· 3+ years of experience in communications, marketing, administration, or community engagement.
· Strong writing, formatting, and visual storytelling skills.
· Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Google Suite, Zoom, Facebook, and email campaign tools.
· Ability to plan and execute small-scale campaigns and track their effectiveness.
· Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to work independently.
· Understanding of First Nation governance.
· Spoken and written English required; Indigenous language and French proficiency is an asset.

Compensation
Compensation for this position will be determined based on the candidate's experience, qualifications, and geographic location. Applicants with a strong track record and relevant expertise can expect a salary aligned with their professional background and the demands of the role. Regional cost-of-living differences will also be considered to ensure fair and competitive pay relative to the candidate's place of residence.

Additional Information:
If you are passionate about directly supporting First Nation and are motivated, collaborative, innovative, and possess excellent communication skills, we encourage you to apply for this position.

Application Deadline:
Please submit your resume and cover letter by July 25th @ 4pm to John Brown, FNAC Executive Director, at [email protected].

We thank those who apply, but only individuals selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Site Web d'entreprise: https://thefnac.ca/

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First Nations Advisory Committee on Safe Drinking Water

Informing – First Nations of the obligation Canada has to fund the actual cost of providing them with safe clean drinking water meeting specific standards of quality and quantity.

Supporting – First Nations in accessing this funding, and in their dealings with Canada.

Connecting – First Nations with experts to assist them in the funding request process.

Protecting – First Nations’ rights to receive actual cost funding for water services that meet the specified quality and quantity standards through the CDRP.