Perform clerical duties like emailing, handling paperwork, and processing background checks
Review applications and screen candidates
Schedule interviews and communicate with candidates
Create job listings and post them online
Create/Update job descriptions
Make all the references check
Coordinate with IT Team to establish the email account.
Define and coordinate the onboarding process.
Maintain an accurate, organized, and detailed candidate database
Bereaved Families of Ontario – Southwest Region (BFO-SW) is one of 10 Bereaved Families organizations across Ontario. BFO dedicates its work to bereavement support through self-help, group work, mutual aid, and public education to help increase the awareness and understanding of death, grief, and bereavement. BFO-SW is looking for individuals interested in making meaningful contributions to a community based organization by leveraging professional or lived experience in grief and loss.
Board of Directors Volunteer Opportunity
WILL Employment Solutions (WILL) drives innovative employment solutions to bring immigrants and employers together. WILL is a not-for-profit charitable organization that has been providing quality employment services and support in London and area for over 35 years. Currently, WILL is recruiting for members of the WILL Board of Directors. WILL serves more than 1,000 clients annually. WILL’s clients come from all walks of life and circumstances. Over 95% of WILL clients are newcomers or immigrants to Canada. WILL is looking for new Board members who are interested in the work of the organization and will champion the mission, vision and values of WILL, feel strongly about making a commitment to our community and are interested in making a difference in the lives of others.
At this time, WILL is particularly looking for experience in the following skills: Accounting/Financial, Employment Law and Strategic Planning, however, all applicants will be considered. Previous experience serving on a Board of Directors is an asset, but not essential. Those with lived immigration experience are encouraged to apply.
WILL Board applicants will also be considered for any Board vacancies at the Skill Centre. The WIL Skill Centre is a non-profit corporation that manages property in downtown London for leasing to social and community organizations and agencies. Skill Centre Board members further develop the mission, mandate and strategic plan of the Skill Centre while supporting the organization is attracting new collaborative not-for-profit partners into the space.
Al-Haqq Foundation is a newer non-profit organization in London, Ontario looking to being on a variety of volunteers to assist with the development and continuation of programs. Our primary focus is running programs that address social services within our community (such as a travelling food bank), and Islamic educational opportunities (Quran classes, revert programs, etc.).
