Strategic Projects & Operations Coordinator

Who We Are

Mokami is a feminist, trauma‑informed, and decolonizing organization rooted in Happy Valley–Goose Bay. We support women, gender‑diverse people, and families through advocacy, programming, and community connection. Our work is grounded in values of care, choice, trust, belonging, and safety, and we honour lived experience as expertise.

We are a small, passionate team in a period of meaningful growth. As our community evolves, so does our work. We are looking for someone who can grow with us, someone who is flexible, curious, grounded, and committed to community wellbeing.

Applicants must live in Happy Valley–Goose Bay or be willing to relocate.

About the Role

The Strategic Projects and Operations Coordinator is a full-time role (until March 2027) that supports project coordination, organizational systems, partnerships, and communications across Mokami.

This role builds on two years of organizational capacity strengthening and plays a key part in implementing Year 1 of our strategic plan, with a focus on activating the systems, tools, and foundations developed to support our continued growth. The position also includes coordinating project finances such as tracking expenses, supporting reporting, and ensuring alignment between spending, deliverables, and funder requirements.

Working closely with consultants, community partners, and the Mokami team, the Coordinator will help embed sustainable practices across the organization. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys variety, is comfortable with change, and thrives in a small, relational, values-driven environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate and track project activities and timelines


• Liaise with external consultants to follow up on deliverables and clarify next steps


• Support implementation of the strategic plan across teams


• Provide practical support to program coordinators and the board


• Assist the Executive Director (ED) with project-related administrative tasks


• Support fundraising activities, including drafting materials, tracking deadlines, and preparing documents


• Manage and monitor the project budget, including tracking expenses, preparing summaries, and arranging vendor payments


• Maintain organized project files, calendars, and communications


• Prepare reports, summaries, and updates for the ED, funders, and board of directors
  
  

Qualifications
Required

• Experience in administration, coordination, or project support


• Strong organizational and communication skills


• Ability to manage multiple tasks and timelines


• Comfort with digital tools (e.g., Google Workspace, Canva, BambooHR), or willingness to learn


• Understanding of trauma-informed, feminist, and anti-oppressive practices


• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively


• Comfort with change and flexibility as the organization grows


• A diploma or degree in administration, business, communications, project management, community development, or a related field is an asset. Backgrounds in social sciences (e.g., social work, psychology, sociology) are also valued. Equivalent experience and lived expertise are equally recognized.
  
  

Preferred (Nice to Have, Not Required)

• Background in nonprofit fundraising, partnership development, or donor engagement


• Communications, social media, or content development experience


• Experience working with Indigenous communities and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities or organizations; experience across both is strongly preferred


• Experience supporting evaluation, reporting, or data collection processes


• Familiarity with organizational capacity strengthening or systems development


• Comfort working in evolving environments where systems and processes are still being built


• Knowledge of gender-based violence, housing, and harm reduction sectors
  
  

Working Conditions

• Full-time (35 hours/week, generally 8am-4pm, Monday through Friday)


• Primarily on-site in Happy Valley–Goose Bay


• Occasional evening or weekend work for events or gatherings


• Some local travel required (mileage reimbursed)
  
  

What We Offer

At Mokami, we are a values-driven, people-first organization. We are committed to creating a supportive and flexible work environment where staff can grow, feel valued, and do meaningful work.

We offer:

• Competitive salary aligned with internal equity


• Paid time off and flexible work arrangements


• Health benefits with cost-sharing options


• RRSP contribution options


• Opportunities for professional development and learning


• Recognition and appreciation programs


• Team-building and connection opportunities
  

Equity Statement
Mokami embraces diversity and is committed to greater equity in our programs and our employment. Our goal is to attract, develop, and retain skilled and strong volunteers and employees from diverse backgrounds allowing us to benefit from a wide variety of experiences and perspectives in line with this, preferences will be given to and applications are encouraged from women (cisgender and transgender) and non-binary people who are Indigenous, Black and people of colour, people living with disabilities, women with experience in sex work and women with experience in the criminal justice system. We encourage applicants to self-identify any marginalized experiences and identities in their application with the knowledge that disclosed experiences will remain confidential.