Job Description
Job Description
Salary : $25.95-29.76 Hourly Based on Experience
Northern Society for Domestic Peace
Administrative Assistant - 30 hrs / week
NSDP Mission Statement
The Northern Society for Domestic Peace is dedicated to developing, delivering and supporting programs that provide opportunities for individuals and families to strengthen their relationships and the quality of their lives by fostering respect, challenging violence and promoting health and self-determination.
About NSDP
For over three decades, NSDP has been a cornerstone of support, advocacy, and safety for individuals and families in Northwest BC. What began as a grassroots initiative in 1987 has grown into a multifaceted organization offering a wide range of programs and services addressing gender-based violence and community well-being. Through partnerships, education, and advocacy, NSDPremainscommitted to fostering safety, resilience, and healing for those affected by violence and systemic barriers.What started as an individualcrisis service has grown into a comprehensive network of prevention, intervention, and healing programsalways grounded in the belief that everyone deserves to live with dignity, safety, and respect.
About NSDP's Administration Assistant
The Administrative Assistant plays a key frontline role in supporting the effective day-to-day operations of the organization. This position provides welcoming, professional client service; coordinates office administration, communications, and records management; and supports staff, programs, and organizational events. The Administrative Assistant ensures confidentiality, maintains efficient systems and workflows, and contributes to a safe, organized, and well-functioning workplace while representing the organization in a positive and respectful manner.
Job Description
Client Service & Front Desk Operations
- Ensure a high standard of client service during office hours (8 : 30 a.m. 4 : 30 p.m.)
- Answer counter and telephone inquiries of a general nature
- Make appropriate referrals to programs and related services
- Maintain the strictest confidentiality at all times
- Respond appropriately to telephone and security system inquiries, including alarm company calls
- Represent the organization in a positive, professional, and respectful manner
- Ensure client reception area is comfortable, organized and tidy
- Support a safe, culturally responsive, organized, and welcoming workplace environment
Administrative & Office Support
Organize staff meetings; take, maintain, and distribute meeting minutesAssist with administrative duties and program support as requested by the Executive Director and / or Executive AdministratorMaintain society membership records and support information distributionProcess incoming and outgoing mailOrganize staff travel for training and professional developmentAssist with building management duties as requiredRecords Management & Compliance
Maintain digital and paper filing systems, including secure file destructionEnsure program backup systems are maintainedMaintain organizational directoriesEnsure all required security clearances are current and completedFinancial & Office Inventory
Process petty cash and bank deposits as requiredManage office supplies and program inventoryMaintain records related to office and program supply needsMaintain well-stocked and well-organized kitchen, stationary and janitorial suppliesTechnology & Facilities
Maintain records of technological needs, repairs, and maintenanceEnsure proper repair and maintenance of office equipmentSupport coordination of technology-related services and troubleshootingMaintain cleanliness and organization of main office shared spacesSafety & Workplace Committees
Participate in the Safety CommitteeTake, maintain, and distribute Safety Committee meeting minutesCommunications, Events & Public Engagement
Coordinate organization-wide communications and maintain the calendar of eventsAssist with planning and organizing the Annual General MeetingSupport the planning and execution of NSDP eventsDevelop newsletters, AGM brochures, and promotional materialsMaintain the organizations website and social media platformsAssist with the development of materials for public education activitiesCreate and maintain window and office displaysQualifications
Minimum two years administrative, coordinator, training experience, ideally in a non-profit setting.Demonstrated understanding of, and commitment to preventing and ending violence against women, children and youth.Excellent proven ability to write, research and communicate.Strong spelling and grammar skills.Excellent understanding of relevant computer software such as Excel, Word, Power Point, Outlook and Social Media platforms.Attention to detail, being well organized and ability to prioritize multiple responsibilities.Able to work under pressure and meet deadlines.Self-motivated, excellent interpersonal skills, strong analytical and innovative problemsolving skills.Committed to working as part of a team dedicated to innovative approaches.A positive, enthusiastic and professional approach with a 'can-do' attitude and a sense of humour.Ability to work in an environment that demands flexibility, resourcefulness and commitment.Qualified candidate is required to undergo a criminal record check.This position requires 4 days per week onsite, for a total of 28 hours in the office.Salary and Benefits : $25.95-$29.76 / hour. NSDP offers a comprehensive benefits program including anRRSP plan and robust vacation policy.Northern Society for Domestic Peace is committed to building a workplace that reflects the diverse communities we serve. We value and respect diversity in culture, language, lived experience, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, and ability. NSDP strongly encourages applications from Indigenous peoples, racialized individuals, persons with disabilities, people of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities, and others who bring the skills, experience, and commitment needed to work respectfully and effectively with diverse communities.
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