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Board of directors member

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Willowbridge Community Services

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Canada , Brantford

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Job Description:

Volunteer position on the Board of Directors for Willowbridge Community Services Inc., providing governance and strategic leadership to ensure the organization continues delivering accessible, high-quality services.

Job Responsibility:

  • Provide governance and strategic leadership
  • Attend a mandatory orientation session
  • Stay informed through regular board materials and communications
  • Participate actively in meetings and committees (maintaining a minimum 70% attendance)
  • Uphold confidentiality and represent the organization with professionalism and integrity

Requirements:

  • Engaged, forward-thinking individuals
  • Experience in law, finance, healthcare, education, or community development
  • Passion for inclusive, people-centered care
What we offer:
  • Participate in governance training and ongoing professional development
  • Gain leadership experience in mental health and community service governance
  • Build meaningful connections with regional partners and sector leaders
  • Deepen your understanding of the needs and strengths within your community
  • Contribute to initiatives that create lasting, measurable impact on local well-being

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Job Posted:
December 13, 2025

Work Type:
Hybrid work
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