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Board Recruitment Opportunity – Treasurer Position

Edmonton, AB, Canada

The Aboriginal Counselling Services Association of Alberta (ACSA) is seeking dedicated Indigenous community members to join our Board of Directors, including a Treasurer position. This is an opportunity to help guide an organization with over 30 years of service to Indigenous families and communities. The Treasurer position requires accounting or finance expertise and will be filled by June 2026.


About ACSA

Established in 1992, ACSA provides culturally responsive services addressing family violence and supporting resiliency and wellness. Our approach honours the mind, body, spirit, and emotions of each person we serve. As a registered charity operating under section 9 of the Companies Act, ACSA is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.


Our Vision

Healthy, strong, and vital Aboriginal families and communities, honouring the mind, body, spirit, and emotions.


Our Mission

To provide safe new pathways to healing and wellness that strengthen Aboriginal families and communities.


Board Responsibilities

The ACSA Board meets quarterly (aligned with the changing of seasons) to:

  • Provide governance oversight and strategic direction

  • Support organizational goals and sustainability

  • Foster collaborative relationships with stakeholders

  • Uphold ACSA's vision, mission, and values


What We're Looking For

We seek passionate Indigenous community members with diverse skills and experience to join our Board. Ideal candidates will:

  • Bring professional expertise in mental health, Indigenous services, finance, law, organizational leadership, or accounting/finance (especially for the Treasurer role)

  • Understand the impacts of colonization and intergenerational trauma

  • Commit to quarterly meetings and occasional events


Join us and contribute your skills to support Indigenous families and communities across Alberta.


Please forward your resume and cover letter to info@aboriginalcounseling.com

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