12/06/2026
Aanii kina wiiya | Greetings everyone.
After many years working in community-led health, supportive housing, and toxic drug response, this season is creating space to be intentional about the work ahead.
Currently open to taking on 1–2 meaningful projects in:
• Indigenous harm reduction
• Toxic drug response initiatives
• Supportive housing and housing program development
• Toolkit creation, policy, and procedures
• Program design, implementation, and evaluation
• Staff training, facilitation, and capacity building
• Workforce wellness, burnout prevention, and sustainable practice in high-demand environments
• Grant writing and funding support
• Social media campaigns, communications, and knowledge translation
Work is grounded in community collaboration, decolonizing approaches, and centering the people who access services. This includes building programs that are practical, relational, and sustainable in real-world settings.
With over 20 years of experience across government, non-profits, and community organizations, there is a strong foundation in leading complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives, developing systems, and supporting teams in high-demand environments.
This work also includes supporting teams through change, developing training resources, facilitating learning opportunities, and creating environments where staff can sustain their work while reducing burnout and turnover.
Recognizing that many organizations are navigating full workloads and long planning cycles, there is an opportunity to support projects that need focused attention, momentum, or additional capacity.
Based abroad at the moment, with the ability to work remotely and engage across time zones.
Also collaborating with a small network of experienced professionals and open to:
• Project management for new or existing programs
• Launching new initiatives
• Short-term or scoped consulting work
I would love to support your work. Please reach out and share a bit about your project, organization, and location so we can explore how to work together.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandacochrane/