Job opportunity
Immigration Partnership Program Coordinator
Kingston Community Health Centres
Coordinate Kingston Immigration Partnership initiatives in Kingston, using project management, research, and community relationship skills. This is a full-time, permanent position.
Reporting to the Director, Community Health, the Program Coordinator supports KIP strategy implementation and community planning. The position requires settlement knowledge, project coordination experience, strong communication, and relationship-building abilities. You will work with a project management team representing Kingston Community Health Centres, the City of Kingston, and other partners.
Key Responsibilities:
Implement and monitor the Kingston Immigration Partnership strategy
Lead project team meetings, agendas, and follow-up tasks
Research settlement trends, policies, practices, and community data
Prepare status reports, timelines, consultations, and evaluations
Maintain partner communications through outreach, newsletters, and social media
Requirements:
Relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent education and experience
Three or more years coordinating community-based projects
Experience researching best practices and settlement issues
Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and relationship-building skills
Valid driver’s licence, vehicle insurance, and required checks
Apply project coordination, settlement research, and community engagement skills to advance KIP objectives in Kingston.
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Apply on source site Reporting to the Director, Community Health, the Program Coordinator supports KIP strategy implementation and community planning. The position requires settlement knowledge, project coordination experience, strong communication, and relationship-building abilities. You will work with a project management team representing Kingston Community Health Centres, the City of Kingston, and other partners.
Key Responsibilities:
Implement and monitor the Kingston Immigration Partnership strategy
Lead project team meetings, agendas, and follow-up tasks
Research settlement trends, policies, practices, and community data
Prepare status reports, timelines, consultations, and evaluations
Maintain partner communications through outreach, newsletters, and social media
Requirements:
Relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent education and experience
Three or more years coordinating community-based projects
Experience researching best practices and settlement issues
Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and relationship-building skills
Valid driver’s licence, vehicle insurance, and required checks
Apply project coordination, settlement research, and community engagement skills to advance KIP objectives in Kingston.
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