Located within the traditional unceded territory of the syilx people, Westbank First Nation is a progressive and prosperous self-governing First Nation. The Okanagan Valley truly has it all, including a great climate, stunning scenery, world-class ski resorts, golf courses, wineries and beaches.
Westbank First Nation values diversity and we are committed to creating a healthy, strong and vibrant community through programs and services that promote physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being and healing. Come join our team and become part of an innovative and rewarding place to work.
Reporting to the Funding Manager, the Funding Coordinator is a highly organized individual who provides support to the Funding Manager to maximize grants and other funding available to Westbank First Nation (WFN). The Funding Coordinator identifies grant opportunities, communicates information to department managers, writes and submits grant applications, assists project leads in adhering to grant and funding reporting requirements, runs General Ledger reports in VADIM (iCity), and completes other grant and funding related tasks as directed. The Funding Coordinator tracks all WFN grant requests and is responsible for the update, maintenance, and management of the grant and funding databases.
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The Median Salary Range for this position is : $71,405.82
Westbank First Nation offers a competitive and thoughtfully designed total rewards package that reflects our commitment to employee wellbeing and long-term success. In addition to a competitive base salary, employees are eligible to participate in the Municipal Pension Plan, a defined benefit pension plan with a 9.31% employer contribution following the eligibility period along with comprehensive extended health and dental coverage.
Our unique and generous flexible time-off provisions are designed to promote work–life–family balance and overall wellness. At WFN, we also prioritize continuous growth and leadership development by investing in meaningful education and professional development opportunities that support both individual advancement and organizational excellence.
To learn more about Westbank First Nation please visit our website at https://www.wfn.ca
All applications must be submitted through our Employment Opportunities page. Ensure you attach your cover letter and resume. Incomplete or late submissions will not be accepted.
This opportunity will close at midnight on Sunday, May 24th , 2026
While we recognize the value of diversity in the workplace and welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, preference will be provided to qualified WFN Members & Indigenous applicants.

Located within the traditional unceded territory of the sylix people, Westbank First Nation is a progressive and prosperous self-governing First Nation. The Okanagan Valley truly has it all, including a great climate, stunning scenery, world-class ski resorts, golf courses, wineries and beaches.
Westbank First Nation values diversity and we are committed to creating a healthy, strong and vibrant community through programs and services that promote physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being and healing. Come join our team and become part of an innovative and rewarding place to work.
Start a rewarding career at WFN in one of many departments, such as Health & Wellness, Education, Membership Services, Youth, Recreation, Finance, Assessment and Taxation, Human Resources, Records Management, Engineering, Planning and Development, Public Works, Utilities, Property Management, Intergovernmental Affairs, Title and Rights, Communications, and Economic Development.
Mission Statement: WFN will work to promote a healthy and prosperous future to ensure its continued existence as a strong political, social, and cultural community.
Priorities:
1. Encouraging a rich and vibrant culture
2. Supporting all Members through community services
3. Intergovernmental relationships and reconciliation
4. Economic development
5. Good governments
Quick Facts:
- Language: nsyilxcәn
- One of eight First Nations that comprise the Okanagan Nation
- Land Base: Five land parcels totaling 5,340 acres
- Community forest: 150,000 acres
- Number of business on WFN land: approx. 400
- Leadership: One Chief and four Councillors (elected by the membership every three years)
- Self-governing
- Band membership: approx. 800
- Resident population: approx. 9,500