
201 - 500 employees
Founded 1988
🏥 Healthcare
🤝 Non-profit
Healthcare • Non-profit
Kingston Community Health Centres is a non-profit community health organization in Kingston, Ontario that provides integrated primary care and a wide range of community-based programs and services. For almost 40 years, KCHC has delivered equity-oriented, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed care across multiple sites (Weller, Barrack, Midtown, Kingston Health Home, Greater Napanee Health Home and outreach programs), serving more than 10,000 community members with 100+ programs and around 470 staff and volunteers. Services listed include primary health care, mental health, sexual health, dental, diabetes care, harm reduction and consumption & treatment services, newcomer and immigrant supports, pregnancy and family services, and community development. KCHC emphasizes collaboration, inclusion, and integrated care, and is one of 83 community health centres in Ontario. A noted program update is the planned conclusion of Consumption and Treatment Services at the Integrated Care Hub on Sept 30, 2026 due to provincial funding changes.
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201 - 500 employees
Founded 1988
🏥 Healthcare
🤝 Non-profit
Healthcare • Non-profit
Kingston Community Health Centres is a non-profit community health organization in Kingston, Ontario that provides integrated primary care and a wide range of community-based programs and services. For almost 40 years, KCHC has delivered equity-oriented, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed care across multiple sites (Weller, Barrack, Midtown, Kingston Health Home, Greater Napanee Health Home and outreach programs), serving more than 10,000 community members with 100+ programs and around 470 staff and volunteers. Services listed include primary health care, mental health, sexual health, dental, diabetes care, harm reduction and consumption & treatment services, newcomer and immigrant supports, pregnancy and family services, and community development. KCHC emphasizes collaboration, inclusion, and integrated care, and is one of 83 community health centres in Ontario. A noted program update is the planned conclusion of Consumption and Treatment Services at the Integrated Care Hub on Sept 30, 2026 due to provincial funding changes.
• Support the overall communications function at FLA OHT. • Creating and editing content for FLA OHT communication channels and ensuring consistent branding standards across all platforms and media. • Draft story ideas and conduct interviews with partners or community members for newsletters. • Build audience-focused, story-driven content highlighting progress, impact, and collaboration. • Manage social media content calendar, create and monitor posts on social media platforms, and track performance metrics. • Develop media releases, online stories, key messages, and other communications materials for various audiences/outlets. • Support translation coordination for bilingual materials. • Create visually engaging materials in Canva such as posters and infographics.
• Relevant post-secondary diploma or degree in a relevant discipline (e.g., Communications, Marketing, Journalism, Public Relations, Digital Media). • Minimum three years of work experience demonstrating skills that can be directly applied to the position. • Willingness to become familiar with FLA OHT, its programs and current communications activities. • Experience writing, editing, designing and disseminating high-quality content for publication in various formats. • Excellent and versatile writing skills; writes and edits to Canadian Press style and Canada’s plain language guidelines (CP Style certification preferred). • Experience updating websites and using social media as a communications tool. • Experience with media relations. • Understanding of health system communications or public sector work (asset)
• Comply with all relevant legislation and KCHC policies, including privacy laws • Continuous learning and quality improvement support • Supports KCHC’s student and volunteer placement programs.
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