OPEN POSITIONS
Review our list of open positions for volunteers and staff members.
Volunteers
One of the biggest and most important benefits people get from volunteering is the satisfaction of incorporating service into their lives and being able to make a difference in their community. The intangible benefits such as increased confidence, pride in the work, accomplishment, are all excellent reasons to serve. When we share our time and talents we make connections, problem solve, strengthen communities, improve Lives, and change our own lives.
Staff
Separate from volunteering, our staff work right on the front line, directly with the women involved in our programs. These paid positions allow you to collaborate with your colleagues to bring about real change for women seeking to enhance their lives. Staff positions include generous compensation, health benefits, paid vacation and sick leave.
Volunteer - Board Members
We are seeking 3 Board Members to join our team.
We are looking for women who have experience in any of the following areas: fundraising, social media, community events and organizing, team building and those with a commitment to serving the women from the GTA.
The board term is 2 years and the board meets the last Wednesday of each month. The time requirement is approximately 5-7 hours per month, however this is often less when there are no special events requiring more planning time.
To find out more about our board team and to see if this feels like a good fit for you, please contact Joanne at 416 787-1481 xt 223.
Staff - Program Counsellor - Violence Prevention
There are no active positions at this time. Please check back with us later.
Boxing Coach
Shape Your Life is looking for women boxing coaches. This is a paid position and groups running Sunday afternoons at Dundas and Bloor in Toronto.
Shape Your Life is an innovative recreational boxing project for women and trans survivors of violence. Shape Your Life is a project in partnership with Opportunity For Advancement and Brock University. Since it's launch in the fall of 2007, over 1550 survivors have taken part, gaining the opportunity to explore healthy aggression and build self-esteem through the sport of boxing. Shape Your Life has also offered specialized programs for front-line social workers and for students in the Toronto District School Board.
Sound like a good fit? Email us your resume at: hiring at ofacan dot com with the subject "boxing coach".
Check out the website for more information on the focus of the program. https://shapeyourlifeboxing.com/