All members of the Board share a commitment to preventing violence against women and their children and operating from our principles of responsiveness, power sharing, generosity, creativity and self-reflectiveness. Board members are values driven individuals who bring a commitment to collaborative and responsible leadership.

In addition, the Treasurer contributes to: Financial oversight - reviewing financial statements and reports for the board - monitoring the organisation’s financial position - supporting the development and approval of the annual budget - Governance and compliance with Canadian regulations

Board leadership - serving as a financial resource to the Board - assisting Board members in understanding fiduciary responsibilities - contributing to strategic planning and financial sustainability. The Treasurer works closely with the Co-Director (Operations), the finance team, and the Board Chair.

Time Commitment: Attend regular Board meetings (quarterly, typically online 2-3 hours, possibly 1 in-person per year); Participate in Finance/Audit Committee meetings as applicable (1 hour per month); Review financial materials in advance of meetings; Additional time during budget development, audit periods, or major organisational transitions

Terms of Office of Directors Accountable to: Board of Directors The term of office shall be three years, with the possibility to renew for an additional three-year term.