Proposal Development Team Member (Canadian Residents Only)

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Overview

The J Healthcare Initiative is a non-profit organization on a mission to save lives and end the overdose crisis. We believe that everyone deserves access to safe and effective healthcare, regardless of their drug use.

As a Proposal Development Specialist, you will play a vital role in our fight to end drug poisoning deaths. You will be responsible for researching and writing grant proposals to secure funding for our life-saving programs and services.

Responsibilities:

• Research and identify potential funding sources
• Write and submit compelling grant proposals
• Track the progress of grant applications
• Research grant mechanisms
• Work with Executive Director and board of Directors to develop project budgets and narratives
• Represent the organization at grant review panels

Benefits:

• Gain valuable experience in grant writing and fundraising
• Earn commission after successfully obtaining grants
• Prevent deaths due to drug poisoning
• Develop your professional skills in research, writing, and communication
• Network with other professionals in the nonprofit sector
• Letter of Recommendation after 30 hours of service

Qualifications:

• Strong writing and communication skills
• Experience in grant writing or a related field
• Knowledge of grant mechanisms and requirements
• Familiar with Call for Proposals mechanisms in Canada and the United States
• Passion for harm reduction, decolonization of drug laws, and equal access to healthcare

To Apply:

Interested volunteers can send their resume and cover letter to volunteer@j-initiative.org

We encourage applications from people with lived experience of drug use and/or recovery.

About the J Healthcare Initiative:

The J Healthcare Initiative is a non-profit organization that advocates for and builds infrastructure for legal prescription access to opioids and stimulants for people at risk for illicit drug poisoning. We believe that everyone deserves access to safe and effective healthcare, regardless of their drug use.