Coordinate food security initiatives in person with Eastern Charlotte Waterways in Blacks Harbour, using research, planning, and community outreach skills.
The Community Food Coordinator supports programs across Blacks Harbour, Charlotte County, and Southwest New Brunswick. Work includes community pantry development, bulk buying research, food resource mapping, food forest maintenance, and connections to fisheries, agriculture, and aquaculture work. The coordinator also supports ECW's indoor farming social enterprise and future regional programming.
Key Responsibilities:
- Research community food security programming and report project outcomes
- Develop bulk buying and community pantry initiatives
- Coordinate partners, clients, volunteers, and food distribution logistics
- Support indoor hydroponic farm operations as needed
- Conduct food security outreach at markets and fairs
Requirements:
- Community studies, public health, sustainability, or related training preferred
- Equivalent post-secondary education and relevant experience considered
- Prior food security, social enterprise, or outreach experience preferred
- Ability to coordinate projects, partnerships, and volunteers
- Interest in regional food security programming and education
Bring food security research, coordination, and outreach experience to ECW's community programs across Southwest New Brunswick.
Community Food Security Coordinator employer: GoodWork.ca
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) is an exceptional employer that champions ocean sustainability while fostering a collaborative and innovative work culture in the heart of Toronto. Employees benefit from a hybrid work model, competitive compensation, and opportunities for professional growth, all while contributing to meaningful environmental initiatives that make a real impact on global seafood sustainability. Join us to be part of a passionate team dedicated to driving positive change in the seafood industry.