Home Support Worker

Employer: Muriel Garland

Family Addresses:  Williams Lake, BC

Job Title: Home Support Worker

 

Job Description:
We are looking for a compassionate and reliable live-in Home Support Worker to assist an elderly couple with daily life. This role is ideal for someone who values helping others and is comfortable working in a private home setting.

Responsibilities include:

•           Performing household tasks such as cleaning, cooking, shopping, yard work, and dog walking

•           Driving and travel as needed

•           Providing companionship and accompanying to community events, social outings and vacations

 

Employment Conditions: Permanent, full-time position

•           Language of work: English

•           Hourly wage: $23.37

•           Work location: Williams Lake, BC and Lac la Hache

•           Private accommodation provided

Required Qualifications:
Must have driver’s licence.  No formal education or experience required. On-the-job training will be provided.

If you are interested in this position, please send your resume to the following email address: woodstockmhg@gmail.com

Additional Information:
• Only selected candidates will be contacted
• Only applicants authorized to work in Canada will be considered

 

Contact:

Muriel Garland

Email:  woodstockmhg@gmail.com

Phone: 2503980151

Executive Director

KPAC is seeking a dynamic and visionary Executive Director to lead the organization into its next phase of growth and impact. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will manage daily operations, oversee finances, enhance programming, foster community relationships, and spearhead fundraising efforts to ensure the continued growth and success of KPAC as a cultural focal point. The successful candidate will be a skilled nonprofit leader with a passion for the arts, community service, and early childhood education, and will demonstrate strong organizational and communication abilities.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Leadership & Operations
•Provide leadership aligned with KPAC’s mission and long-term goals
•Oversee daily operations, program development, financial performance, and reporting
•Supervise staff and contractors, fostering a collaborative and supportive team environment
•Work closely with the Board of Directors to implement strategic plans
•Provide administrative oversight and support for the KPAC Child Care Centre, ensuring compliance with licensing and safety standards
•Collaborate with the Child Care Centre Manager to monitor staffing, budget, enrollment, and programming
•Advocate for high-quality, inclusive early learning opportunities in the community.
•Ensure all programming is inclusive and representative of the diverse community KPAC serves.
Tenant & Facility Management
•Serve as the primary contact for building tenants, managing leases, communication, and shared space use
•Ensure the facility is maintained in a safe, clean, and welcoming condition for all users
•Address tenant concerns and coordinate facility improvements or repairs in collaboration with appropriate service providers
Financial Management
•Develop and manage the annual operating budget in collaboration with the Board and Finance Committee
•Ensure responsible fiscal stewardship and timely reporting of financial activities
•Drive revenue generation through grant writing, fundraising, and community partnerships.
Fundraising & Community Engagement
•Lead fundraising initiatives, including grant writing, donor cultivation, and sponsorship development
•Represent KPAC in the community, building partnerships with funders, public agencies, and stakeholders
•Promote KPAC’s programs and services through public relations, outreach, and marketing
•Champion creativity and artistic expression throughout all KPAC initiatives.

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Qualifications and Experience
•A Bachelor’s degree or a college diploma in Arts Administration, Business, Non-Profit Management, Financial Management, or a related field.
•At least 3 years of progressive management experience in arts, culture, or non-profit sectors.
•Preferred 2 years of experience in an Executive Director or equivalent senior leadership position.
•Strong strategic planning, budget management, community engagement, and program development skills.
•Proven leadership abilities with experience in team building and staff motivation.
•A proactive leader willing to engage actively in day-to-day operations.
•High financial acumen with success in securing grants and managing donor relations.
•High cultural competency, with experience serving diverse populations and promoting inclusive programming
•Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal; strong public speaking abilities

Youth Navigator

Youth Navigator engages high-risk youth and assists youth in discovering available opportunities and attachments that will lead towards increased stability and reduced risk. Navigation will be youth-led and Navigator informed. That is, with the help of the Navigator, high-risk youth will determine what services are pursued, and on what timeline.

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Establish contact with high-risk youth through multiple avenues/locations.
  • Connect with youth during both regular and irregular hours.
  • Use narratives as part of a less-traditional intake process.
  • Assist youth in identifying, leveraging and navigating local services and resources and mediating healthy peer/care-giver relationships using a strength-based approach.
  • Work with school district staff police community agencies and rural communities to provide transition supports to youth.
  • Establish a youth-led planning council of high-risk youth to help identify service gaps, areas of opportunity, and areas of success (Youth Input Lunches/Dinners).
  • Act as a driving force for community change by assisting with Community Mapping and identifying and informing of service gaps.
  • Act as a referral point within a supportive network dedicated to high-risk youth.
  • Catalyze the development of a Safe Space initiative to address AWOL behavior.
  • Use email, internet and Microsoft Office for clinical and administrative tasks.
  • Recognize own professional boundaries and demonstrate an understanding of confidentiality.
  • Establish and maintain working relationships with other community social service agencies in Williams Lake and British Columbia.
  • Promote relationships of trust and co-operation with clients, respect cultural values and beliefs, maintain professional boundaries.

Wage: $28.07/hour

Application email: ea@ccchild.org

Construction Worker

At 2 Guys Construction Inc., our workers perform a variety of jobs during all phases of construction.

We’re looking for a highly productive and reliable construction worker to join our teams at various sites.

The role entails a wide range of tasks, from basic to difficult to hazardous.

These may include clearing and preparing a site; building scaffolds, barricades, bracing, and other structures; and operating concrete mixers, jackhammers, saws, drills, and more. 2 Guys Construction Inc. is committed to customer satisfaction, and we’re looking for someone to grow with our company, both independently and as part of a team.

Objectives of this role

  • Finish general construction tasks according to blueprints
  • Assist craft workers such as contractors, electricians, and painters when necessary
  • Follow health and safety guidelines at all job sites
  • Maintain clear communication with supervisors

Responsibilities

  • Clean and prepare construction sites by removing debris and possible hazards
  • Load and unload building materials and equipment
  • Dig trenches, backfill holes, and compact earth in preparation for construction
  • Build or take apart bracing, barricades, forms, scaffolding, and other structures
  • Follow construction plans, blueprints, and instructions provided by coworkers

Required skills and qualifications

  • Experience in performing general labor and construction with a good work ethic
  • Commitment to doing quality work while putting safety first
  • Valid driver’s license and dependable transportation to get to muster point
  • Willing to travel when needed, expenses will be paid for accommodations and meal(s)

Preferred skills and qualifications

  • Ability to communicate in more than one language
  • Familiarity with how to read blueprints

Wage $ 20-40 Depending  on the experience 

We offer extended medical after 1 month of probation and bonuses will be considered when projects have been completed in the timely manner allotted. 

To apply please send a copy of your resume to tsarafis@gmail.com 

We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including those from diverse and underrepresented groups. Everyone is encouraged to apply.

 

Nuxalk Fisheries and Wildlife Office – Head Field Technician Starting May 26, 2025

Job Posting – Nuxalk Fisheries and Wildlife Office

 

Position: Fisheries and Wildlife Head Field Technician

Employer: Nuxalk Fisheries and Wildlife Office

Wage:  TBD

Term: May 26-August 31, 2025

Description:

As the Fisheries and Wildlife Office (FWO), Head Field Technician, you will play a crucial role in the functions of the FWO Fish Wheel Project. This important initiative will ensure Nuxalk management, monitoring, and conservation of fish in Nuxalk Ancestral Territory.

 Responsibilities will encompass a wide range of duties:

  • Work with Nuxalk Stewardship Office (NSO) and the FWO to support functions and operations of the Fish Wheels (FW).
  • Maintain essential communications with your immediate supervisor and FW technicians to ensure consistent effort and performance of the fish wheels.
  • Provide instruction to FW technicians on key bio-sampling and salmon genetics protocols to maintain high quality sampling throughout the FW project.
  • Provide support and training to FWO technicians in field work and other duties.
  • Support crew planning and monitor staff performance on the FW project.
  • Support the maintenance and functions of the FWO vehicles, and essential equipment.
  • Support FW data management with FWO science partners and research labs.
  • Support implementation of training sessions with 3rd parties to develop environmental skills, monitoring, and conservation field techniques for FWO staff.
  • Provide support to the Stewardship Office Manager and FW Projects Supervisor.
  • Provide support to NSO and FWO for open houses and community meetings.
  • Maintain science relationships with other Fisheries and Government Offices.

 

Application deadline:

Email resume by May 23rd, 2025 to Angel Mack at Nuxalk Fisheries and Wildlife Office: fw.projects@nuxalknation.ca

Summer Student Building Maintenance Worker

This person, in consultation with the Housing Coordinator plans, assigns and performs maintenance and repairs related to buildings, grounds and equipment, in one or more areas such as electrical, plumbing, painting and grounds keeping.

Education and knowledge or Trade certification preferred.

Must have: First Aid with CPR, WHMIS, Clean Criminal Records search, doctors’ statement of good health, and class 5 drivers’ license.

 

Retail Sales Associate

We’re currently hiring a Retail Sales Associate/Housekeeping Support to join our well-established team in Williams Lake. Burgess PHE is proud to offer a supportive, fast-paced, and friendly workplace that values work/life balance and flexibility.

Position Details:

  • Job Type: Full Time, Permanent
  • Pay: Starting at $17.85 per hour
  • Hours: 32 hours per week
  • Schedule: Day shifts, Monday to Friday
  • Work Location: In-person

Benefits:

  • Dental coverage
  • Paid time off
  • In-store discount
  • Supportive, flexible work environment

What You’ll Do:

  • Greet customers and ensure they have a positive, helpful in-store experience
  • Assist with product selection and purchasing decisions
  • Stay up to date on current promotions and sales
  • Accurately process customer transactions
  • Stock shelves and maintain clean, organized displays
  • Answer customer questions and resolve concerns in a professional, friendly manner
  • Keep the sales floor tidy and welcoming
  • Perform light housekeeping duties in the office and retail space

What We’re Looking For:

  • Previous retail or customer service experience is preferred
  • Strong organizational and time management skills
  • Ability to multitask in a busy, customer-facing environment
  • Great communication skills and a friendly attitude
  • Forklift experience is a plus
  • Knowledge of plumbing, heating, or electrical products is an asset, but not required— we’ll train the right person!

Education:

Secondary school diploma (preferred)

Experience:

Customer service: 1 year (preferred)

If you’re friendly, organized, and enjoy helping people, we’d love to hear from you!

Join our team and help create an exceptional experience for every customer who walks through our doors.

 

To apply: Please send your resume and a short cover letter highlighting your relevant experience to  adminwl@burgessphe.com

Drug & Alcohol Counsellor Part Time

Nenqayni Wellness Centre Society is a residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centre providing holistic healing to First Nations and Inuit youth and families in a safe and secure environment.

Required Tuesday through Thursday weekly 9:00am -5:00pm with possibility to work into full time.

Wage:  $37-$40

Qualified Applicant:

  • Able to work independently as well as part of a team
  • Have demonstrated experience counselling primarily adult with some youth addictions capabilities
  • Able to deliver a variety of workshops using trauma informed and cognitive behaviour therapy techniques
  • Guide one on one counselling
  • Relevant post-secondary education with equivalent combination of education and experience is required
  • A benefit would be having knowledge of Indigenous culture and comfortable with all aspects
  • Able to work with a variety such as single moms, couples, men’s programs.

Additional Requirements:

  •  Criminal Record Check for the Vulnerable Sector – Nenqayni will submit
  • Driver’s Abstract
  • Excellent written communication and computer skills
  • Interpersonal awareness
  • Excellent oral communication
  • Client focus
  • Commitment to ongoing education/learning

Preferably, the successful candidate will be of Indigenous descent and have a Class 4 Driver’s Licence or be willing to get one within the 3 months.  Reliable transportation to and from Nenqayni Wellness Centre is required.

The Centre operates a smoke-free facility.

Please provide a resume, 3 work references and a Driver’s Abstract to sduffy@nenqayni.com

Family Alcohol & Drug Program Weekend Supervisor

Work hours are 8:00am-11:00pm Saturday and Sunday and Friday 7.5 hours 8:00am – 4:00pm. 37.5 hours per week.

Do you love to work with families where they are at? Are you inspired by their potential, interesting dynamics? We want you to join our team, in a job that offers health and group pension benefits.

We are looking for enthusiastic individuals who are passionate and committed to holistic healing in First Nations cultural setting with a Bachelors is the Human Service field, experience supervising and knowledge in supporting persons with addictions.

Applicants must have:

  • Supervisor qualifications and experience
  • Trauma informed care training
  • Strong communication skills
  • Ability to participate in case management
  • Group workshop facilitation skills
  • Crisis prevention intervention training
  • Cultural safety training
  • Willing to participate in hands on cultural activities
  • Mental health awareness
  • Basic First Aid (previously Level 1)
  • Reliable vehicle with class 5 Drivers Licence and willing to obtain class 4 within 3 months

Required as soon as possible. Must provide cover letter, resume and 3 references and a drivers abstract. Will need to submit to a Criminal Record check for the Vulnerable Sector.

Salary: $28-$30 / hour

To apply, please email: sduffy@nenqayni.com

Youth Program Counsellor

The Nenqayni Wellness Centre (www.nenqayni.com) is a residential alcohol and drug treatment centre, funded by First Nations Health Authority, providing holistic healing to First Nations and Inuit youth, families and communities in a safe and secure environment.

Tuesday through Saturday 9:00am – 5:00pm

We are looking for enthusiastic individuals who are passionate about holistic well-being, providing experienced counselling and who look forward to being a part of transformational healing!

It is an asset if you have any of the following skills/knowledge: Having cultural skills and teachings, on the land knowledge, have knowledge of First Nation’s culture and history, have been dedicated to your own personal growth and well-being, trauma-informed knowledge/skills, mental health training, emotional intelligence training, leadership and communication skills working with adolescents.

Preference given to applicants of First Nation descent and comfortable working with female only program.

Applicants MUST have:

  • Counselling qualifications and experience working in addictions
  • Strong communication skills
  • Ability to participate in and lead case management
  • Group workshop facilitation skills
  • Knowledge of residential schools/Indian day schools impact
  • Understanding of intergenerational trauma
  • Tools such as Medicine Wheel teachings
  • Crisis Prevention Intervention Training *or willing to obtain
  • Cultural Safety Training* or willing to obtain
  • Willing to participate in hands on cultural activities i.e. Sweats, drumming
  • Mental Health Awareness
  • Reliable vehicle with Class 5 Drivers Licence & willing to obtain Class 4 within 3 months.

Wage: $37-$40 depending on education and experience

Potentially start May 5, 2025. Deadline for resume: April 18, 2025

To apply, please email: sduffy@nenqayni.com