Indigenous Grants & Programs Coordinator

Métis Nation Saskatchewan; Saskatoon; On-site; CAD 62,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Métis Nation Saskatchewan in Saskatoon is seeking a Grant Coordinator to oversee grant delivery, reporting, and compliance for Locals within the Health, Mental Health and Addictions portfolio.

Under the HMHA Program Manager, you will build relationships with Local leadership, support application development, monitor funding timelines, and ensure accurate records and timely disbursements. Knowledge of grants and strong cross-cultural communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level degree in a relevant field and experience with funding processes.
• Experience managing funding applications, reporting, and stakeholder communications.
• Lived experience with Métis communities is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Serve as primary contact for Locals through the grant lifecycle and provide guidance on eligibility and reporting.
• Coordinate and administer grant programs, review applications for completeness and compliance.
• Monitor deliverables and funding timelines; support reporting obligations and disbursements.
• Maintain accurate grant records and foster collaborative relationships with Locals and stakeholders.

Skills

Indigenous governance

Grant programs knowledge

Communication skills

Project coordination

CRM systems knowledge

Microsoft Office

Documentation

Confidentiality

Education

Bachelor's degree in Business Administration / Public Administration / Indigenous Studies / Political Studies

Tools

Salesforce

Excel

PowerPoint

Outlook

Job description

Métis Nation Saskatchewan in Saskatoon is seeking a Grant Coordinator to oversee grant delivery, reporting, and compliance for Locals within the Health, Mental Health and Addictions portfolio.

Under the HMHA Program Manager, you will build relationships with Local leadership, support application development, monitor funding timelines, and ensure accurate records and timely disbursements. Knowledge of grants and strong cross-cultural communication are essential.