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Volunteer Board Member
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Foothills Advocacy in Motion Society (FAIM) is currently seeking a passionate and community-oriented individual to join our Board of Directors representing the community of Strathmore. This is a volunteer position focused on governance and strategic leadership for our not-for-profit organization, which supports individuals with developmental disabilities in leading inclusive and fulfilling lives in the communities of High River, Okotoks, Strathmore and Airdrie.
Position: Volunteer Board Member Commitment: Monthly Board meetings (2 hour meetings over lunch hour with lunch provided) Location: Meetings occur in one of FAIMs four branch locations (High River, Okotoks, Strathmore and Airdrie) or via online.
Key Responsibilities: · Participate in monthly (8) board meetings and contribute to governance decisions · Provide strategic oversight and support for FAIM’s mission and programs · Offer expertise and guidance in fundraising initiatives · Advocate for inclusive community practices and services
Ideal Candidate: · Resides in Strathmore · Demonstrates a commitment to community service and inclusion · Possesses strong communication and collaboration skills · Previous board or governance experience is an asset but not required
Why Join FAIM? · Make a meaningful impact in your community · Collaborate with a dedicated team of board members and staff · Help shape the future of a respected local organization
To Apply: Please send a brief expression of interest and your resume to FAIM Executive Director Gerry McCallum - gerry@faims.org. For more information about FAIM and our work, please visit www.faims.org
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About Foothills Advocacy In Motion Society (FAIM)
The Foothills Advocacy In Motion Society offers the best support for adults with developmental disabilities in and around High River, Okotoks and Strathmore. We offer support in many ways, including home living, respite, outreach, employment and placement and community access.
Since our inception in 1980, the AIM Society has continued to evolve and mature. We understand and celebrate the fact that people with developmental disabilities have tremendous capabilities and potential. In each person resides an array of talents and gifts. Our role is to find a suitable environment in which these talents can manifest themselves to benefit all parties involved. Often all that’s required is an opportunity to demonstrate these strengths and abilities.
The AIM Society has forged many long-lasting relationships with businesses in the communities of High River, Okotoks and Strathmore. Partnerships have developed with many individuals and companies, all whom we consider ‘Friends of AIM.” Opportunities have arisen from these relationships that have added to the lives of many people supported by the AIM Society.