The Veteran Family Program Coordinator will have:

• Post-secondary degree/diploma in social services, from a recognized College or University and or equivalent experience in a related field
• Strong understanding of Canadian Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs systems and programs; being a former member of the CAF would be considered an asset
• Proven ability to manage emotionally charged situations
• Experience working within a community-based organization, or social service agency
• Understanding of the unique military lifestyle issues facing medically releasing members, veterans, and their families, including knowledge of agencies and organizations with applicable support service
• Experience in program administration and delivery
• Clear understanding of the principles of adult education
• Proven abilities in working with individuals and groups to facilitate the development of programs
• High degree of interpersonal and communication skills; skillful and confident decision making, negotiating, and planning skills
• An approved vulnerable sector police record check
• Oral and written fluency in English; oral and written fluency in French would be considered an asset