Lend your expertise to a dynamic board with a mission to provide affordable housing and programs for seniors living in a non-profit residence and the local community near Christie Street and St. Clair West in the city of Toronto.

For our Board of Directors, we are seeking individuals who have:

Time to commit to regular Board & Committee meetings and review of materials in advance of meetings.
Diversity of thought and culture.
Passion and commitment to affordable housing and seniors programs.
Strategic thinking and an understanding of how good governance improves organizations.

Requirements and Competencies:

Have experience with not-for-profit good governance practices.
Have experience that will contribute to business acumen and planning.
Have experience in one or more of the following: social housing, property management, asset management, management/administration, legal, or human resources.
Be willing to learn, disseminate, and apply new skills.
Be professional, reliable, and punctual.
Possess good listening and communication skills.
Respect diversity and differing opinions.
Be comfortable speaking in a group and interacting with others.

We are seeking enthusiastic, experienced, and knowledgeable members who can commit to being actively involved in organizational governance. The board meets eight times a year and terms are three years, with an option to renew for a second term.

The Nominating Committee is accepting applications until March 15. If you are interested in applying, please contact:

Board Chair
board@smbh.ca
St. Matthew’s Bracondale House
707 St. Clair Ave. West

Toronto, Ontario M6C 4A1

For more information about Bracondale House, visit our website at smbh.ca

St. Matthews Bracondale House embraces and celebrates diversity and inclusivity. We are committed to creating a safe and respectful Board environment, and building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills.

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