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Employment Opportunities

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Current Opportunities

Information and Infrastructure Coordinator – Permanent Part-Time

The Information and Infrastructure Coordinator plays a key role in supporting the Society’s administrative infrastructure, providing coordination across board governance, privacy administration, records management, facilities support, and information systems. Reporting to the Information and Infrastructure Manager, this position ensures organizational compliance with legislative and policy requirements while maintaining the systems, documentation, and processes that keep the Society’s operations running smoothly. The Information and Infrastructure Coordinator role reflects the organization’s values of trust, respect, communication, and collaboration. These values guide all aspects of the position from governance and operational responsibilities to interactions with staff, clients, contractors and community partners

Hours of work: Part-time, 28 hours/week
Location: Vernon, BC
Wage Range: $32-$35/hour + employer paid benefits

Submit resume to: hr@archwaysociety.ca

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Support Worker
Transition House; Casual

Provides support, security, advocacy, information and education, crisis intervention and referrals to residents, and other women in the community who seek support by telephone or through drop in to the Transition House. 21 hours per week.


Location: Vernon, BC
Wage Range: $28.49-$31.61, in accordance with the Collective Agreement

Submit resume to:  hr@archwaysociety.ca    

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Thank you for your interest in Archway Society for Domestic Peace and for your application. If your application and experience align with what we are looking for to fill the position you have applied for, we will be in touch with you soon.

    Our Mission:

We are leaders in empowering women, children and families to live with dignity and respect, free from domestic and sexual violence.

 Our Vision:

We will have a strong team working in a well-resourced environment that supports the development and empowerment of women in our community. We will be a leader in ending abuse for everyone in the North Okanagan.

 

Archway Society for Domestic Peace provides a wide range of supportive services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. We provide shelter, counselling, child and youth advocacy, outreach services, and collaborative community projects. We strive to retain a grassroots atmosphere of women helping women. Our work environment is casual and based on a commitment to participatory and collaborative team work.