Hope for Community Development

Meeting at the Office of the Vice President of Liberia
One step at a time - advancing the vision for the Liberia Living and Learning Center for Persons with Disabilities.

Hope for Community Development Liberia participated in a high‑level strategic meeting at the Office of the Vice President of Liberia to further the national vision of establishing the Liberia Living and Learning Center for Persons with Disabilities. This milestone engagement reflects a shared commitment to building an inclusive, accessible, and transformative learning environment for thousands of Liberians. Each step in this journey strengthens the partnerships, leadership, and collective resolve needed to bring this historic center to life.

Hope for Community Development is Hiring for Summer 2026! 🌟

We’re excited to welcome a Business Development Officer to our team through the Canada Summer Jobs program.

About Us

Hope for Community Development is a registered charity dedicated to empowering marginalized, newcomer, and racialized youth and families across Kitchener and surrounding areas. Through education, entrepreneurship, creative arts, and community-driven programs, we help young people build skills, gain experience, and lead meaningful change.

About the Role

The Business Development Officer will gain hands-on experience in marketing, business development, social media content creation, market research, client engagement, and strategic planning. We are looking for a candidate with strong communication skills, a marketing mindset, and a genuine commitment to youth empowerment and social impact.

How to Apply: Full job description and application instructions are available at: https://www.hope4cd.org/careers

Application Timeline
• Applications are encouraged as soon as possible
• Position Start Date: May 19th, 2026

Please share this opportunity within your networks to help us reach more youth who may benefit from this role.

Contact us at 226-700-0760 or email: [email protected]

Hope for Community Development was selected as one of the recipients of the Black Ideas Grant. This grant strengthens our communications, operations, fundraising, training, and technology capacity. This project is funded by the Foundation for Black Communities, with partial support from the Government of Canada.