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CAF CANADA Regional Coordinator

Canada
Senior Level
VOLUNTEER

Top Benefits

Senior CAFCAN Credential
Voting Seat at the Annual General Assembly
Annual Regional Activity Budget

About the role

Coordinate Head Representatives across one of CAFCAN's 5 regional blocks. Bridge regional priorities to the federation's strategic agenda.

Time

~8 hours per month on average.

Term

2 years, renewable once.

Compensation

Volunteer role with an annual honorarium-style activity budget (CAFCAN-managed) for regional events, travel and team-building.

What you get

Senior CAFCAN credential — Regional Coordinator title with public profile page. Voting seat at the Annual General Assembly + agenda input. Annual regional activity budget you control (events, training, recognition). Free executive-level training: governance, conflict resolution, sport leadership. Full branded leadership kit (jacket, polo, formal wear allowance for AGM). All travel + accommodation covered for AGM and federation-wide meetings. Strong reference + visibility for board-level opportunities inside CAFCAN. Direct working relationship with the Executive — your priorities shape strategy.

Core duties

Chair a quarterly call with every Head Rep in your region. Consolidate monthly updates from your nations into a single regional brief for the General Secretary. Propose at least one cross-nation initiative per year (festival, joint training camp, scholarship pool). Mediate inter-nation disputes within the region before escalating to the Disciplinary Committee.

Growth & recruitment

Grow the region together — actively recruit National Representatives for any nation in your region that doesn't yet have one, and recommend candidates to the General Secretary. Set and own a regional growth target each year (new National Reps + new Deputies + cross-nation member growth), ratified by the General Secretary. Identify and nurture future Head Reps among Deputies and other active members — your region's pipeline is your responsibility. Build cross-nation pipelines: when a nation in your region is over-resourced and another under-resourced, broker introductions and shared activations. Track each nation's recruitment performance monthly, celebrate wins, and surface blockers to the General Secretary. Champion ethical, inclusive recruitment across the region — Pan-African, Continental and Allied applicants are welcomed and routed to the right seat.

Responsibilities

Hold full safeguarding and code-of-conduct posture. Be impartial across your region's nations — no favoritism. Attend the annual General Assembly in person or by video. Own the region's representation completeness — no nation should sit empty without an active recruitment plan.

Requirements

Hold an active CAFCAN Member Number. Demonstrate at least 3 years of community organising or coaching experience inside the region you'd represent. Lived knowledge of the region's African-Canadian communities — their cultures, norms, languages and history. Strong existing relationships across multiple nations in the region. Reside IN Canada (or commit to relocating before the term begins). Hold a valid status that legally permits you to volunteer/work in Canada (citizen, permanent resident, or eligible work permit). Be 18+.

https://cafcan.ca/en/representatives/apply?role=coordinator

About Confederation of African Football Clubs, in Canada (CAFCAN)

Community Services
11-50 employees
Founded in 2024

CAFCAN is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering African communities in Canada through cultural exchange, social cohesion, and youth development. We strive to create a vibrant and inclusive community hub, promoting unity, diversity, and progress. By providing access to education, employment, and healthcare resources, we aim to break down barriers and foster a brighter future for African Canadians."

Core Values:

  1. Community: We prioritize community engagement, participation, and ownership.
  2. Inclusion: We celebrate diversity and promote inclusivity in all our programs and services.
  3. Empowerment: We empower individuals and communities to take control of their lives and shape their own futures.
  4. Collaboration: We foster partnerships with organizations, businesses, and government agencies to amplify our impact.
  5. Integrity: We operate with transparency, accountability, and integrity in all our endeavors

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