Ottawa, Ontario, Canada · Hybrid
Future Generations Foundation’s mission is to create and provide opportunities and resources that support the prosperity of First Nation through connection to way of life, language culture- now and for future generations…
Skills: Grants Administration, Eligibility Evaluation, Compliance Monitoring, Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Acrobat
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The Program Officer manages the administration of grants funding streams for individuals and groups in accordance with the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. They are responsible for evaluating applications, ensuring eligibility compliance, and supporting the overall delivery of the foundation's strategic plan.
Candidates must have a post-secondary degree in a related field and experience in project or program management. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat is required, with a strong preference for experience working with First Nations communities.
Future Generations Foundation’s mission is to create and provide opportunities and resources that support the prosperity of First Nation through connection to way of life, language culture- now and for future generations.
The Program Officer’s primary purpose is to ensure the consistent and appropriate interpretation and administration in all facets of the grants administration program of the organization including the eligibility, application and accurate and efficient distribution of funds from the two funding streams (individual and group) of the Future Generations Foundation, in accordance to the specific principles and guidelines set out by the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement, the court approved FG Foundation Administration Plan, and the FG Foundation Terms and Conditions.
The Program Officer undertakes all functions related to efficient program support and day-to-day administration of the grants program and FG Foundation. They ensure the efficient use of administration of the FG Foundation resources, in accordance with the priorities enumerated in the Strategic plan.
The Program Officer provides support to the Programs Team during the national call for applications (Individuals and Groups/Organizations), including:
• Receive, evaluate and prepare applications for funding decisions.
• Interpret and administer all facets of eligibility and compliance.
• Support the preparation of key program deliverables.
• Reconcile data to facilitate information.
• Ensure the call for applications and administration of contracts is consistent with the court approved FG Foundation Administration Plan, Terms and Conditions and is in accordance with established procedures and processes.
• Other duties as assigned.
Persons of Indigenous ancestry will be given preference (s. 16(1) CHRA)
· Candidates should have at minimum a post-secondary degree in a related field of study and have experience working with projects and programs or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
· Applicants must have excellent skills in the Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe Acrobat.
· Experience with Survey Monkey and database management an asset.
· Experience working with First Nations communities is a strong preference.
· Excellent oral and written communication skills in English. Bilingualism in French is a strong asset.
· Must have strong client relations experience.
· Must be able to work independently and meet deliverables.
Experience working in the Not-for-Profit Sector a strong asset.
The FGF offers a competitive salary commensurate with job requirements, experience, and education.
The FGF is pleased to offer a comprehensive benefits package and a solid orientation for new employees.
Location: Ottawa or Akwesasne
Permanent Full-time
Closing Date: July 3, 2026, or until filled
Individuals who feel they are qualified are invited to submit a cover letter demonstrating how they meet the criteria along with a current resume to:
Fgfoundation.bamboohr.com/jobs
or
Email: [email protected]
Future Generations Foundation is an equal opportunities employer committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free work environment, starting with the hiring process. Applicants selected for an interview who require accommodation are asked to advise Human Resources of their specialized needs. All information received in relation to accommodation will be treated as confidential.
Interviews will be held in a virtual environment. While we appreciate all applications, only those candidates short-listed for an interview will be contacted. The FG Foundation may cancel, postpone, or revise employment opportunities at any time.
Dedicated to strengthening First Nations prosperity through education, culture, and healing for future generations.
Established in 1975, the Future Generations Foundation (FG Foundation) is Canada’s largest First Nations–led non-governmental funder, dedicated to strengthening the prosperity of First Nations through connection to way of life, language, and culture — now and for future generations. We provide flexible grant funding that supports education, cultural revitalization, healing, and community development across Turtle Island. As stewards of the residual funds from the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement (IRSSA), our mission is to ensure these resources are distributed equitably and used to create lasting benefits for First Nations individuals and communities. We invest in initiatives that advance education, employment training, trades programs, post-secondary studies, and cultural knowledge-sharing, including traditional crafts and land-based learning. We also fund healing and reconciliation projects that address the enduring impacts of the residential school system and strengthen language, culture, and community well-being. Since assuming stewardship of the IRSSA funds, we have supported over 150,000 Survivors and descendants, distributing more than $130 million to 910 organizations and 10,600+ First Nation and Métis individuals.
Offices: 46 Irene Roundpoint Lane, Akweasne, Ontario K6H 0G5, CA · 1545 Carling Ave, Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 8P9, CA
Dedicated to strengthening First Nations prosperity through education, culture, and healing for future generations.
Established in 1975, the Future Generations Foundation (FG Foundation) is Canada’s largest First Nations–led non-governmental funder, dedicated to strengthening the prosperity of First Nations through connection to way of life, language, and culture — now and for future generations. We provide flexible grant funding that supports education, cultural revitalization, healing, and community development across Turtle Island. As stewards of the residual funds from the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement (IRSSA), our mission is to ensure these resources are distributed equitably and used to create lasting benefits for First Nations individuals and communities. We invest in initiatives that advance education, employment training, trades programs, post-secondary studies, and cultural knowledge-sharing, including traditional crafts and land-based learning. We also fund healing and reconciliation projects that address the enduring impacts of the residential school system and strengthen language, culture, and community well-being. Since assuming stewardship of the IRSSA funds, we have supported over 150,000 Survivors and descendants, distributing more than $130 million to 910 organizations and 10,600+ First Nation and Métis individuals.
Offices: 46 Irene Roundpoint Lane, Akweasne, Ontario K6H 0G5, CA · 1545 Carling Ave, Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 8P9, CA
