The Opportunity
Our vision is for a world where stroke survivors and their families can recover and live active, healthy and connected lives. The Peer Support Chapters connects survivors and caregivers for emotional support, firsthand advice, and friendship. The groups are safe spaces where individuals come together and share experiences, information and coping strategies.
The Treasurer, Peer Support Chapter (‘Treasurer’) plays a key role in managing the chapter’s finances and supporting the overall success of the chapter. The Treasurer signs off on financial decisions of the chapter, prepares financial reports and acts as a contact with MODC for finances.
Location: Toronto, Ottawa
Time Commitment : 5-10 hours per month. Minimum one year commitment.
Tasks and Responsilbilites:
- Act as signing authority and a primary contact with MODC for financial matters.
- Collaborate with Chapter Executive members to develop a budget that aligns with the chapter’s goals and objectives.
- Track and approve chapter expenses, monitor the budget, and provide updates to the Chapter Executive and MODC.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date financial records for all chapter transactions and store any cash and receipts in a secure location.
- Ensure petty cash, credit card and bank statements are deposited and reconciled on time.
- Ensure chapter alignment with financial regulations and MODC processes/policies.
Knowledge, Skills and Expereince:
- 18 Years of age or older
- Lived experience of stroke or an in-depth knowledge of stroke recovery.
- Previous experience in bookkeeping, budgeting and reporting.
- Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and understanding of finance.
- Effective communication and social skills (with accommodation, as needed).
- Ability to use Microsoft Office software and videoconferencing applications (or willingness to learn these skills).
