COME AS YOU ARE.

We know each employee has something unique to offer towards our collective goals of advancing gender equity and supporting women, families, youth and job seekers across the region. If you’re looking for a meaningful career with a supportive, inclusive and dedicated organization driving positive change, we encourage you to apply and help shape a more equitable future. 

Why pursue a career with YWCA BC?
Y work with the Y?

YWCA BC is a registered charity committed to advancing gender equity through our programs, advocacy and revenue-generating social enterprises. Guided by the needs of the people we serve, we empower and strengthen communities in our province through housing, child care, employment services, mentorship and more. 

Our employees are passionate about what they do and are leaders in their fields. We employ more than 500 people and serve thousands of people each year.  

We are committed to inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility. We prioritize our employees’ health, safety and well-being, and offer many learning and growth opportunities.   

Together, we boldly advocate for transformational change and envision a just and equitable world for women, families and allies. 

Learn more about our vision and mission and our story. 

Work with Purpose

Working at the YWCA means working with a purpose.

YWCA BC harnesses its collective power of employees, program participants, donors, board members, volunteers, government and business partners to advocate for gender equity and deliver community services. We operate using a hub model, integrating housing, child care, training and employment, education pathways and mentorship, programs to heal and rebuild after violence, youth and family programs, legal supports, food programs and more.

Community is at the heart of what we do. 

IDEA

As an organization, YWCA BC is committed to inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility (IDEA). We value our diverse workplace and are dedicated to fostering a community of belonging. Increasing representation within our organization's workforce is a priority, and we have taken significant and meaningful steps towards achieving this goal. Women, Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply for career opportunities.  

At the YWCA, three staff equity committees play a significant role in our efforts to embed IDEA principles throughout our organization and daily work. Employees are encouraged to join and participate in events held by the Gender Inclusion, Racial Equity, and the Truth and Reconciliation committees.  

As part of our commitment to these IDEA principles, the YWCA is actively looking inward and examining our own privilege, structures and systems in order to fight racism, colonialism and systems of oppression.  

We respectfully acknowledge that our main office and many of our programs are located on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations, and that our work across British Columbia spans the territories of more than 200 First Nations. We also acknowledge the First Nations, Metis and Inuit peoples who live in our communities. 

Total Rewards

YWCA BC is committed to providing a fair and competitive total rewards package, including compensation, benefits, professional development and work environment.  

We offer our eligible employees the following benefits as part of their total compensation package:  

  • Extended medical and dental benefits   
  • A defined benefit pension plan (MPP) 
  • Flexible working arrangements for applicable positions  
  • Employee Family Assistance Program, a confidential and voluntary support service for employees and their eligible family members  
  • A workplace that prioritizes employee health, safety and well-being, including many learning and growth opportunities such as our staff mentorship program and three equity committees who help to support our goals towards achieving meaningful equity and inclusion. 
  • Free staff membership to our Health & Fitness Club 
  • Discounts at the Hotel Willo (operated by YWCA BC)
  • Priority in YWCA Child Care centres  
Pay Transparency Act

In May 2023, the Province of BC passed the Pay Transparency Act, legislation designed to support employers in taking an equitable and transparent approach to employee compensation and helping ensure there are no pay differences based on gender. Under this legislation, YWCA BC (formerly YWCA Metro Vancouver) is required to report annually on pay transparency in alignment with the Pay Transparency Act.

View our report: YWCA Metro Vancouver Pay Transparency Report (April 2024 - March 2025)

Current Opportunities

 

We value our diverse workplace and are dedicated to fostering a community of belonging. Increasing representation within our organization's workforce is a priority, and we have taken significant and meaningful steps towards achieving this goal. Women, Black, Indigenous, racialized and 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.  

Sales & Marketing Manager

The Sales & Marketing Manager owns membership and program revenue growth for the YWCA Health & Fitness Club. You will lead the end‑to‑end sales funnel (inbound/outbound, corporate partnerships, tours), manage CRM hygiene and reporting, and coordinate onboarding and campaigns in collaboration with the Member Experience and Fitness teams.

Status
Regular, Full Time - 35 hours per week
Location

On site – YWCA Health & Fitness Club (535 Hornby St, Vancouver) and occasional event sites

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Digital Marketing Specialist

Use your digital marketing skills to help grow a purpose-driven social enterprise while amplifying the impact of YWCA BC’s programs and services.
Status
Full Time - 35 hours/week
Location

Hybrid - 535 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC  

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Call for Expressions of Interest (EOI) - Consulting Services for Housing Strategy Plan

YWCA BC is seeking proposals from a qualified consultant to support the development of a comprehensive Housing Strategy Plan.

For over 125 years, YWCA BC has worked to advance gender equity alongside women, families, Two-Spirit and gender-diverse people through advocacy and integrated services that foster personal, collective and economic well-being. It is one of the largest social service agencies in British Columbia and operates on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples. 

Status
Contract
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Career Advisor for Visible Minority Women Survivors of Violence Employment Hub, Punjabi/Hindi Speaking

The Survivors of Violence (SOV) Hub is a coordinated employment support model designed to reduce barriers and increase economic stability for women and gender-diverse survivors of violence. Grounded in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and participant-centered practice, the Hub brings together two flexible service streams – one for 1:1 first language services, and the other for hybrid cohorts.

Status
Regular Full-time – 35 hours a week (Monday to Friday from 9:30am-4pm), with availability for both in-person and virtual services
Location

Tri-cities, including travel across Metro Vancouver

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Facilitator, Youth Education & Violence Prevention Hub

The Youth Education & Violence Prevention (YEVP) Hub is a unified, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive service model designed to equip youth, including multi-barriered youth, with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to build healthy relationships, navigate identity and power, and prevent violence before it begins. The Hub is grounded in ongoing partnership and learning with youth and community.

Status
Regular Full-time – 35 hours a week (5 days a week)
Location

535 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC, (including other in-person locations across Metro Vancouver)

Posting Period
Open until filled

Career Advisor, Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub

The Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub (WEE) is a coordinated, participant-centered service model designed to support vulnerable women facing challenges to economic well-being. Grounded in equity, trauma-informed practice, and a GBA+ lens, the Hub brings together three connected service streams - Employment, Entrepreneurship, and Mentorship - to create flexible, wraparound pathways.

Status
Regular Full-time – 35 hours a week (5 days a week, 9:30am -4pm, Monday to Friday), with availability for both in-person and virtual services
Location

535 Hornby St, Vancouver - including travel to various locations in Metro Vancouver

Posting Period
Open until filled

HUB Senior Operations Manager (SOM), Survivors of Violence (SOV)

The Survivors of Violence (SOV) Hub is a coordinated employment support model designed to reduce barriers and increase economic stability for women and gender-diverse survivors of violence. Grounded in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and participant-centered practice, the Hub brings together two flexible service streams – one for 1:1 first language services, and the other for hybrid cohorts.

Status
Regular Full-time – 40 hours a week (5 days a week, hybrid schedule)
Location

Tri-cities, BC - with travel across Metro Vancouver and between sites.

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Facilitator, In Motion & Momentum+

In Motion & Momentum+ (IM&M+) is a 10-week, pre-employability program designed by the Canadian Career Development Foundation (CCDF). The program supports individuals facing complex barriers to employment such as long-term unemployment, poverty, trauma, mental health challenges, low confidence, limited education, or systemic exclusion. The program will be delivered in three progressive modules.

Status
Temporary (from April 6th – September 18th, 2026), Full-time, 35 hours a week (5 days a week)
Location

North Vancouver - WorkBC (106-980 W 1st Street North Vancouver)

Posting Period
Open until filled

Vice President, People, Culture & Equity

The Vice President, People and Culture & Equity is a key member of the executive leadership team, responsible for the organization’s People and Culture portfolio, shaping and advancing organizational culture, and people-related systems across the organization. The role holds enterprise-wide responsibility for human resources, organizational development, occupational health and safety, volunteer services, culture and equity initiatives. 

Status
Regular Full-Time
Location

Hybrid - 535 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC

Posting Period
Open until filled

Building Maintenance Worker

As the Building Maintenance Worker, you will be assisting Building Engineers in maintaining the building systems, as well as assisting Building Service Workers in maintaining the cleaning standards of the facilities (Program Centre). 

 

 

Status
Regular Full-Time (40 hours per week, including evenings and weekends)
Location

535 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC - Program Centre

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Case Manager, Tri-Cities

Under the general supervision of the Manager of Case Management Services of the WorkBC Centre, the Case Manager is responsible for working closely with job seekers to assess service suitability, develop, and implement an Employment Action Plan.

Status
Temporary, Full-Time, 35 hours per week until the return of incumbent
Location

Tri-Cities, WorkBC

Posting Period
Open until filled

Building Maintenance Worker, Hotel Willo

This position assists Building Engineers in maintaining the building systems and Building Service Workers in maintaining the cleaning standards of the Hotel/Residence. 
Status
Regular Full Time   
Location

Hotel Willo, 733 Beatty Street, Vancouver, BC

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Early Childhood Educator

YWCA BC is currently looking for casual on-call Early Childhood Educators to work in childcare centres operated by YWCA BC in the Vancouver area. The Early Childhood Educators will be responsible for providing child care under supervision in addition to the responsibilities listed below.
Status
Casual
Location

The four Child Care Centres operated by YWCA BC in the Vancouver area.

Posting Period
Open until filled