For over 32 years, Boundary Women’s Coalition (BWC) has supported women and their children to live free from violence. This is made possible through the generosity of people like YOU. Today, BWC is able to provide services and programs to hundreds of women and children who want support to rebuild their lives because of the support from community donations, both cash and in-kind.

Our membership is open to all persons who support the mission, visions, and values of Boundary Women’s Coalition. For over 32 years, we have walked alongside women, providing advocacy, and helping to build their resilience. By becoming a member, you will be a part of a coalition committed to ensuring our programs and services support women and children within the Boundary region.

A mission like ours needs a perspective like yours. It’s what makes us stronger. Join our governance board—a coalition of experienced leaders—and share your expertise. We have board members from Boundary area and across BC and you can participate in-person or remotely by video-conference. We meet ten times annually for 60-90 min on the 2nd Wednesday of the month. (December and July off).

​

Please email your letter of interest to admin@bwcbc.ca and we will reach out to you to explain the application process and answer any questions you have. We look forward to meeting you!

Boundary Women’s Coalition appreciates the abundant support provided by our local communities which enables us to meet the increasing demand in our region. As a volunteer, you will gain valuable skills and an opportunity to work alongside a team of dedicated women who share your passion for success and who are committed to supporting women survivors through our services and programs. We also accept practicum students on a case-by-case basis.

Boundary Women’s Coalition is always looking for passionate, motivated, and solution-focused individuals to join our  dynamic and highly skilled team. We promote equity and respect diversity. We ensure a culturally diverse work environment and uphold social justice as an equal-opportunity employer.