Job Summary:

Tutors will provide academic support, guidance, and mentorship to vulnerable youth in the Halton-Mississauga areas, with a focus on improving their knowledge and understanding of Reading, Science, Mathematics, and others. This will be online.

Responsibilities:

•  Provide one-on-one or small group tutoring sessions to students aged 10-19 years primarily in STEM subjects, reading and others.
• Assist students in understanding and completing their homework assignments, projects, and preparing for tests and exams.
• Create a positive and inclusive learning environment that encourages active participation and engagement from students.
•   Identify individual student learning needs and tailor tutoring strategies accordingly.
• Develop and implement personalized learning plans based on students' strengths, weaknesses, and goals.
• Encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity among students through hands-on activities and real-life applications of STEM concepts and reading.
• Foster a supportive and respectful relationship with students, promoting their confidence and self-esteem in their academic abilities.
• Collaborate with other tutors, staff, and volunteers to share best practices, resources, and ideas for enhancing the tutoring program.
• Maintain accurate records of tutoring sessions, including student progress, challenges, and areas for improvement.
• Attend periodic training sessions and staff meetings to enhance tutoring skills and stay updated on program policies and procedures.
• Adhere to the organization's guidelines, code of conduct, and safeguarding policies to ensure the safety and well-being of the students.

The Salvation army Christmas kettles are set up at Superstore, Walmart, Metro and all the LCBO locations.

2 hour shifts available, volunteers can choose day (s), location and time that works for them.

Monday-Saturday starting Nov 23- Dec 23.

What is the Turkey Drive? 

Turkey Drive is our annual “turkey-raiser” for Food for Life, where we ask customers at local Fortinos stores to purchase a turkey and donate it to a family in need in Halton for the holiday season. Customers purchase a turkey (pay for it at the front cash) and then let the cashier know it is for the Turkey Drive. Our volunteers will help make the ask to the customer as well as help collect the turkeys at the cash. Food for Life will deliver the turkeys throughout the community in time for the holidays. 

When is the Turkey Drive? 

The Turkey Drive is held over 2 days in December. This year our Turkey Drive is taking place: 

• Saturday December 2 – 10:00am-4:00pm 
• Sunday December 3 – 10:00am-4:00pm 

Volunteer Needs 

Volunteer shifts are approximately 3 hours long - 9:45am-1:00pm; 12:45-4:00pm. Volunteers will fulfill the following roles in stores:

Meat Department Role Asking shoppers if they would like to purchase a turkey and donate it to a family this holiday. Let them know we are collecting for our annual Turkey Drive, and please consider purchasing and donating a turkey to a family in need.   Front Cash Role At the front cash, they will be helping to collect the purchased turkeys in a cart and thank the shoppers for their donation. They will have a Turkey Count sheet to help track the number of donated turkeys. The Front cash volunteers will also help to transfer donated turkeys (by shopping cart) to the freezer, where they will be picked up by our drivers throughout the day.

Please apply by visiting https://nankind.com/volunteer/become-a-volunteer-angel/

How you can help?

* Provide fun, educational, creative, and safe experiences for the children.

* Minimum six-month commitment to ensure support during the duration of a parent’s cancer treatment and recovery.

* Four (4) hours of childcare service per week to the same family in your area.

Make a Difference in a Child's life, Become an in-home volunteer angel!

Do you want to support families living with cancer? Are you willing to commit 4 hours of in home support per week to a child in need? Join Nankind as we lessen the impact of cancer on families through our in home support programs.

Nankind offers rewarding volunteer positions for those who are looking to make a difference in the lives of families.

In home Volunteer Angels provide childcare support for parents who have been diagnosed with cancer, for those requiring palliative care, and for families requiring additional relief during the bereavement period to help reduce any stress or anxiety they may be experiencing due to their parent’s illness or death.

By meeting weekly, building trust, and having fun, our Angels help parents gain the confidence and peace of mind to rest or attend medical appointments, knowing their children are cared for and supported by knowledgeable and compassionate volunteers.

Our Angels receive specialized training and the support of NAN’s Child Life Specialist throughout their volunteering time.

How to apply

1. Please apply by visiting https://nankind.com/volunteer/volunteer-programs/

2. Select: "In Home Volunteer"

3. Create a MY IMPACT ACCOUNT and complete the application.

Qualifications

* Must be willing to undergo an Enhanced Police Information Check.

* Must have about 1 year of experience providing childcare support (babysitting, teaching, tutoring, etc). Moms, Dads & Grandparents may qualify with family childcare experience.

* Must reside in Ontario.

There’s a family in your community waiting for their very own Angel!

Volunteers sign up by task. So you can choose what time you’d like to give. It’s casual- so you sign up when you're available. No need to commit to a rotation/schedule.
Our Tasks:
- 4 Food preparation at 2:00
- 4 to Setup at 4:00
- 5 to Greeter & Coffee Servers 5:00
- 6 Buffet & Salad Servers 5:30
- 5 Dishwashers & Teardown 6:00

• coach team practices
• coach teams games 
• help hand out teams uniforms 
• promote positive encouragement 

We are looking for individuals to make and deliver gift boxes to isolated seniors in long term care homes in Halton region  over the first two weeks of December.  Some volunteers are needed to visit the residents in a social setting while delivering the gifts. All information and a link to sign up is at  our website. Thank you!

Role:

Do you have a passion for making a difference in the lives of children by ensuring their wellbeing? If yes, we have the perfect role for you!

As a CityKidz First Aid Attendant, you will have the opportunity to give back to your community and build relationships with kids and volunteers alike! In this role, you will have the opportunity to further develop your leadership abilities and experiences, all while caring for children and volunteers, as you make their experience at CityKidz safe.

During your shift at CityKidz as a First Aid Attendant you will be the point person to assess and treat children aged 6-12 and/or volunteers on shift that have become injured or sick. Using your first aid training, you will be responsible to examine the care needed, and communicate that with the appropriate staff.

Primary Responsibilities:

 ·      Give professional care to children and volunteers needing first aid attention.

·       To show love and concern for the children in need of first aid attention.  

·       To complete First Aid Incident Reports for any children/volunteer whom you have given care to.  

·       Ensure the first aid room is kept clean and disinfected between each person in need of first aid.

·       Maintains adequate inventory of first aid supplies; requests additional supplies when needed.

·       At the end of the shift, the first aid attendant will change the bed sheet, disinfect surfaces, and restock any and all used materials.

Qualification:

·       Current certification in First Aid or CPR- level C 

·       Responsible and a good role model 

·       Works well under pressure.

·       Effective communicator.

·       Good judgment and evaluation skills.

·       Proficient in maintaining records and logs.

·       Competent and able to take initiative.

Must be able to follow all CityKidz policies and procedures.

Do you have a passion for making a difference in the lives of children by putting together healthy meals to feed hungry bellies? If yes, joining the food prep team may be the perfect role for you! 

As a CityKidz Food Preparation Team Member, you will have the opportunity to work in a team of up to 5 to organize, sort, and prepare meals for every child that attends CityKidz on a Saturday. In this role, you will have the opportunity to further develop your skills with teamwork and organization, as well as being quick on your feet.  

During your shift at CityKidz as a Food Preparation Team Member, you will be 1 of 5 team members to assist in following the meal plan for that shift, making sure each lunch bag has been filled correctly with no items missing. Once the lunch bags have been filled correctly and children are arriving, You, along with your team members, will go into the CityKidz theatre and start handing out meals. It is you and your team that must ensure each child gets a meal. 

Primary Responsibilities: 

• Provide nutritious meals to each child attending a Saturday program by following the meal plan. 

• To work efficiently to ensure meals are prepared before children begin arriving at CityKidz. 

• To display love as you work as a team to hand out meals to each child attending. 

• Respond to and solve any food related calls shared over the walkie-talkie.   

• Ensure the kitchen is kept clean before starting new food preparation tasks. 

• Maintains adequate inventory of supplies; requests additional supplies when needed. 

• At the end of the shift, the Food Preparation Team will wash all dishes, sanitize all surfaces, and sweep and mop the floors. 

Do you have a passion to be part of a team that creates a safe and welcoming
environment for each child that attends programs at CityKidz? If yes, we have the
perfect role for you!

Throughout your shift in the hallway, you will be the point person for children as
they exit the theatre and look to be directed to the washrooms and/ or assisted
with getting cups of water. It is essential in this role to stay alert and to have an
engaging personality, as children are constantly entering and exiting the hallway.
As a hallway team member, you play a crucial role as you actively live out the
mission of CityKidz. Through the ways you interact and build deep connections
with children that visit the hallway on a Saturday, you are constantly creating
inspirational experiences and have the opportunity to develop personal
relationships.

Primary Responsibilities:

-Work in a team of 2 adult leaders, as well as with Jr. Leaders.
-Help kids with the water cooler as they enter the hallway with their water
pass.
-Supervising Jr. Leaders.
-Direct children to their correct bathroom with their pass.
-Conversing with kids needing a break from the theatre.
-Redirecting children if there are behavioral incidents in the hallway.
-Keeping the hallway clear by redirecting children back to the theatre once
they have gotten their water or gone to the washroom.
-Communicating with staff via the walkie-talkie when needed.

Do you have a passion to be part of a team that creates a warm and welcoming environment for every volunteer working towards the mission of CityKidz? If yes, we have the perfect role for you!

Whether it’s a volunteers first time at CityKidz, or it’s a volunteers hundredth time, as a member of the welcome team, you will be the first point of contact for volunteers as they arrive on a Saturday at CityKidz. During your shift on a Saturday, you will be in charge of welcoming volunteers and getting them to where they need to be. It is essential in this role to have a friendly and engaging personality, as you will be providing hospitality to each of our volunteers.

As a welcome team member, you play a crucial role as you actively live out the mission of CityKidz. Through your words and actions, when you welcome volunteers into the building, you are constantly creating inspirational experiences and developing nurturing personal relationships. As you do this, you equip other volunteers to do the same as they serve in their various roles!

Primary Responsibilities:
• To greet and sign in volunteers through TAM system (Check-in/ Check-out system).
• Ensure paper copies of attendance are being filled out as volunteers arrive.
• To welcome new volunteers for their first shift, providing them with a welcome package, their name tag and any additional information needed for the day.
• To ensure new volunteers know where to go for their shift, whatever their role is, by bringing them over to their team and introducing them to each other.
• Conduct phone calls to volunteers scheduled, who don’t show up.
• Relay important information to the appropriate staff member(s).
• Occasionally check in any guests expected that day.
• Keep refreshments on the hospitality table full and fresh.

Role:

As a bus team member, you will provide support to our kids as we pick them up/drop them off on our buses and during the program.

Primary Responsibilities:

· Assist the bus captain in supervising kids on the bus and during the studio program

· Connect and build relationships with the kids on your bus

· Ensure the safety and well-being of the children during programming

· Assist, through words and actions, in teaching the children the messages presented at CityKidz

· Assist in delivering of Birthday and Christmas gifts

There are several roles to fill:

1)      Rink Side Assistants. Lots of walking 3 positions to fill – Jobs may include:

                 .  General Gopher.

                 .  Posting race results in various locations

                 .  Rink Door Opener

2)      Runner for the Clerk. Tasked with finding skaters who are not in position prior to the race. Someone with a fast response to run to dressing rooms and call names. 1 Volunteer

3)      Water Buckets. Fill and lift water buckets and maintain a clean area. Lots of repetitive lifting. 2 Volunteer

4)      Runner for skate guards. As skaters get on the ice, they remove skater guards, sweaters, etc. These need to be transferred to the location where the skaters get off the ice. Lots of walking.  4 Volunteers.

5)      Hospitality room servers. Two possible roles; general room help prepping and maintaining the hospitality room. We may also require food servers during lunch (this role will be a 3 hour posting mid-day).  2 Volunteers

7)      Timers/Line Judge. For more mature volunteers who have a lot of focus. These are the official positions of timer (using stop watch to time skaters) and line judge – determining who came across the finish line first/second/third.

8)      Track Steward. Maintain the ice surface and blocks during the event. On the ice position on skates all day; Will train.

9)      Event Photographer. If you have a camera we could use you.

10)     Social Media Coordinator. Keep the WhatsApp up to date; Post event photos to Facebook and/or Instagram.

11)   Friday Night setup. Help put equipment out on the ice and hospitality room. 9pm-Midnight

Volunteers are asked to patrol the Festival of Lights on any night(s) during the event.  
Volunteers are to walk through the lighting displays and visually inspect them for any malfunctioning and/or damaged displays.  
 
Proper footwear (the lights are set up on a field) and a cellphone should be brought for your trip to Spencer Smith Park. For any malfunctioning displays, we ask that you take pictures to later provide to the Coordinator. The night of or morning after the walk through, volunteers are expected to email the coordinator with an update on the park, inclusive of pictures if applicable.

Volunteers needed in the following Community Outreach Programs: 

Neighbourhood Care Network (ongoing, work with individuals or families to identify and access needed resources).*

Grocery Delivery Program (weekly on Wednesday mornings, to an Oakville Halton Community Housing neighbourhood).*

Community BBQ program (Summer only, weekly on Thursday afternoons, at Oakville Halton Community Housing neighbourhood).

Dinner at your Door (Thursday mid day - year round delivering hot prepared meals to home-bound local persons).* 

Lyon’s Lane vegetable garden plot (Spring and summer Tuesday mornings - growing and harvesting produce for donation to local food outreach programs).

St. Simon’s and St. Jude’s Pantry program (monthly, prepare and package 60 - 75 individual meals for local meal outreach programs).

* indicates that Police Criminal Background check with Vulnerable Sector Screening required (available online through Halton Police Services). 

NCCA requires adult and youth volunteers for sports programs - Sept to April. 

Community garden volunteers help with general maintenance of the garden (weeding the beds, spreading compost/woodchips) and with planting and harvesting vegetables and herbs to be donated to a food bank.

Milton Skating and Hockey Skills: assist players on the ice with fundamentals of skating and hockey. Encourage participation.

Pack and Sort fresh food into grocery bags that will be distributed to our neighbours in need.

Coordinate mixed sports activities on Thursday evenings for 6-8 year olds. 

The R&R program addresses the need for enhanced literacy and physical activity among children experiencing poverty/deprivation in the communities it services. The R&R clubs are for children in grades 1-6.

About the opportunity:
- Once a week, after-school
- ~2 hours/session (October to December, January to May)
- Facilitate games, exercise & running activities
- Facilitate one-on-one and/or group discussions
- Read stories
- Build meaningful connections and have fun!

What you bring to the table:
- Passion for change
- Enjoy working with children
- Strong communicator
- Leadership skills
- A current vulnerable sector check (or able to obtain one)
- Access to reliable transportation (car, city bus, etc.)

Location, days & times:
- Bennetto Elementary: Tuesdays 3:20-5:20
- St. Ann (Hamilton) Catholic Elementary: Wednesdays 3:10-5:10
- Dr. J. E. Davey Elementary: Wednesdays 3:10-5:10
- St. Augustine Catholic Elementary: Thursdays 2:45-4:45 (Dundas)
- Oakwood Elementary: Thursdays 2:35-4:35 (Oakville)

APPLY NOW: https://timecounts.app/start2finish/opportunities/applications

We are currently seeking Congregate Dining Assistant volunteers to serve food and beverages to a group of seniors to encourage nutrition, socialization, and enjoyment of the group activity. The role includes setting up tables, serving food and beverages to anywhere from 8-30 seniors at a time, clearing and cleaning the tables, washing the dishes and conversing with the seniors in a friendly manner.  

• Maintain a safe and healthy work environment.
  • Set tables, serves food and beverages.
  • Clear and clean tables.
  • Converse in a friendly manner, listen and socialize while serving.
  • Use sanitization practices such as recommended hand washing and food serving guidelines.
  • Follow recommended tableware washing guidelines.
  • Occasionally deliver a meal within the building if client is unable to attend.
  • Report any problems or concerns to Links2Care staff.
  • Maintain calmness in emergencies, with an ability to assist in a crisis.
  • Participate in annual volunteer survey.
  • Perform other duties as assigned
   
  The Congregate Dining program takes place twice a month at several different buildings across Halton Hills.  The typical time commitment is 2-3 hours per shift.

ONLINE TUTORING 
Volunteer tutors will help the student with their academic needs and complete their homework assignments for Grade 6 -12 in Math, French, Science & English.  
We are currently looking to fill in 15 positions for French, Math, Science and English for a volunteer tutor who will be able to help newcomer students. We have a higher demand for tutors who can teach older students (Grade 11 - 12).

• Start/maintain a local group in your community or campus by recruiting volunteers yourself and welcoming new volunteers recruited by the Public Engagement team (a group should ideally have at a minimum 4 volunteers)
• Organize monthly Education & Action (E&A) meetings in the first 2 weeks of each month to discuss our monthly calls-to-action
• Coordinate the logistics of the group (meeting venue, email correspondence, follow up, etc.)
• Promote and raise awareness and invite individuals to join your group
• Compile monthly reports on actions taken by your group volunteers and submit them to staff on a monthly basis
• Communicate regularly with the Provincial Leader and/or Regional Coordinator for guidance and support
• Ensure happiness, wellbeing, and sustainability of group by encouraging others to take leadership within the group and by organizing social activities
• Take part in webinars, calls, online discussions and campaigns to take action
• Lead by example by taking actions (political engagement, media letter-writing, etc.), alongside volunteers and in support of our campaigns
• Promote volunteers to leadership positions within your group to build a strong team of co-leaders
• Ensure the sustainability of your group by always having a leadership transition plan in case you need to step down

We are currently seeking volunteers to help support our upcoming Kidney Walk on Sunday, September 24th 2023.  Volunteer postions will include the following - event day set up, registration, walk route support, hydration station, parking asssistant, event break down and clean up.

If you enjoy speaking with the community, working outdoors, and helping out with a variety of tasks then this may be the perfect volunteer opportunity you’ve been looking for! 

We are looking for a small diverse team to accompany our team members providing information, resources and educational, hands-on activities at our Burlington Beach Eco Hub and other locations, primarily in late Spring, Summer, and early Fall.

This opportunity is suitable for adults of all ages, and for post-secondary and older high school students with communication skills, lots of energy, reliability, passion for the environment, responsibility and a willingness to learn. Formal related experience or education is not required.

If you are selected for this opportunity, we will ask you to commit to a schedule of weekday and/or weekend shifts for a two month period. Training will be provided.

Duties may include:

• Set up and take down of outreach table/supplies and eco-activity materials

• Being a friendly and helpful ambassador for BurlingtonGreen, providing awareness and eco-action information to members of the public

• Leading and/or co-leading eco-actions with diverse community member of all ages

• Referring questions to staff members or other volunteers as needed

• Maintain confidentiality as needed

• Other duties as needed

For more information, please contact Sue at volunteer@burlingtongreen.org. 

Please use our volunteer application form to share your interests, passions and related experience/skills. Information sessions and interviews will be available.

All volunteers must have a completed waiver and release on file with BurlingtonGreen before participating.

All volunteers are required to review our Accessible Customer Service Handbook and complete this form to confirm completion.

By sharing ideas, resources, successes and by working together on school and community eco-projects, we can have a greater impact with a louder voice. After all, it is OUR collective future. 

Join us twice monthly as we learn about eco-issues and campaigns, plan educational / empowering eco-action activities for the community, discuss the latest eco-news, and connect with like-minded people. Everyone within the age range is welcome! 

Every month we have one online and one in-person offering, as well as ongoing opportunities to help create social media content. 

Outdoor events occur on different days of the week and could be anything from hikes, litter clean-ups, plantings, invasive plant removals, event greening, and opportunities to connect and care for nature. Watch our Instagram for updates or contact us to join our Youth Network mailing list.

Drop in online meetings are once a month, usually on a Monday @ 4:30 pm. Message us on Instagram or send an email for the zoom link.  

If you have something you would like to add to the agenda, please let us know when you join the meeting or get the invite.

And our Social Media Subcommittee develops content for our social platforms. Opportunities include online research, graphic design and writing.

Grocer:  Sorting and stocking food for the market, helping neighbors

Checkout: Assisting neighbors with the checkout process after their shop

Greeter: Welcoming neighbors to the market, helping them as they shop

Meat/Cake Counter: Helping neighbors with their selection of meats and baked goods

- Support the vision, mission and goals of HBFI  
- Attend monthly in person or virtual meetings as able  
- Participate in meetings and workgroups as able (workgroups may be related to social media, printed resources, planning and hosting events, celebrating Canadian or World Breastfeeding Week, etc.)

NOW ENROLLING VOLUNTEERS FOR THE 2023-2024 SCHOOL YEAR in Burlington, Oakville, Milton and Hamilton.
 
High school students will mentor a child once a week after school in a one-to-one relationship. Involves assisting a child in grades 3-8 with their homework, playing educational games, and developing organizational skills. Homework Club takes place at a number of elementary schools across the Halton and Hamilton Regions. In the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 School Years, Homework Club has run entirely virtually on Zoom. Fall 2022 brought back in-person programs, with a limited amount of virtual (zoom) spots as well. For the 2023-24 school year, we will be almost all in-person with extremely limited virtual spots, giving priority to returning mentors for the virtual spots.

About the position:   Volunteers can apply for:

·         morning sessions (20 hours/week, Mon-Fri, 8:30am – 12:30pm),

·         afternoon sessions (20 hours/week, Mon-Fri, 12:30pm – 4:30pm) or

·         full days sessions (40 hours/week, Mon-Fri, 8:30am – 4:30pm)

All nine (9) weeks of July and August are available to volunteer for.  Volunteers at our summer day camps may have any of the following responsibilities:

·         Assisting staff with coaching and supervising children at camp

·         Equipment collection and maintenance (ie. inflating soccer balls, collecting cones)

·         General help around camp

·         Maintain a clean camp environment and help staff meet all safety protocols

·         Adhere to and help enforce all camp policies

Qualities we’re looking for:  

·         Enjoys soccer and sporting activities

·         Great with children (ages 5 to 13 years)

·         Energetic and enthusiastic

·         Responsible and reliable

Eligibility:  Volunteers at our camp must be at least 14 years of age by the time their camp week of volunteering starts.  If you are 16 or older, you may be eligible for a CIT (Counsellor in Training) or Camp Counsellor position with us. Any volunteers aged 18 or older will be required to submit a police background check. There are a limited number of volunteering spots available at each camp location. 

Grocer: Sorting and stocking food for the market, helping neighbors

Checkout: Assisting neighbors with the checkout process after their shop

Greeter: Welcoming neighbors to the market, helping them as they shop

The City of Burlington offers a variety of volunteer opportunities. Choose the area you are interested in volunteering for. The areas available include:

1. Adult programs
2. Advisory committees
3. Animal services
4. Child, youth and family programs
5. Community gardens
6. Festivals and events
7. Neighbourhood rinks
8. Skating programs
9. Student theatre programs
10. Swimming programs
11. Tyandaga Golf Course

Volunteer Program Overview Individuals will complete an application for the area which they wish to volunteer in. Application will be reviewed within 5 business days. Volunteer to be notified of any additional requirements, depending on the role. Volunteer to provide all required certifications or documentations and complete all mandatory training. Volunteer application to be approved (pending all requirements have been met).

Bonjour,

J'espère engager certains de vos élèves ou de votre personnel en tant que bénévoles pour soutenir un membre isolé de notre communauté de Hamilton. (1 à 2 heures par semaine)

• Je m'excuse, je ne parle pas couramment le français - les réponses en anglais sont grandement appréciées si possible.

Merci d'avance pour toute aide .

 ** We are seeking a Francophone or bilingual french speaker who is interested in helping an isolated senior in our community. The gentleman does not have family that lives in the area and speaks extremely limited English. Friendly visits are aimed at decreasing his social isolation and helping him engage in the community. Training will be provided, and ongoing staff support will be available. Flexible schedule to suit your needs, 30min 2x/week, or 1hr 1x/week. In person visits are preferable and will take place in a public area in the client's apartment or a mutually agreed upon location in his area of Locke & York Blvd, Hamilton.

Volunteers will assist in the office environment through clerical duties that may include:

• Filing paperwork
• Scanning documents
• Sorting through a file management system
• Inventory & related duties
• Assisting administrative staff as required

Are you interested in helping others and improving your community? 

Are you a part of a workplace, school, community, or corporate group, a group of friends or a family interested in community service?

The Kind Neighbours Project may have a role exactly for you. We are looking for groups to help with a variety of projects, including:

• Creating/building a garden
• Yard tidying/spring cleaning
• Raking leaves/shoveling snow/mowing a lawn
• Home maintenance/simple repairs/painting
• Hosting a recreation & leisure activity
• Hosting a special event/fundraiser

If you have a new idea for CLO, we would love to hear from you.

Volunteers will assist with Special Events & Fundraising activities year round & activities such as:

• Golf Tournament
• Summer barbeques & picnics
• Halloween dance
• Christmas party & events
• Valentine's Day dance
• Community sponsorship & donation requests

Carpenter Hospice is looking for caring and compassionate individuals who are interested in volunteering their time, talents and abilities.

Volunteer Reception responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Greet all visitors to the Hospice
• Answer the doorbell in a timely manner
• Direct telephone and walk-in inquiries to the appropriate staff member
• Direct resident/family member requests to the appropriate staff member
• Follow the donation acceptance process via phone or in person

Carpenter Hospice is looking for caring and compassionate individuals who are interested in volunteering their time, talents and abilities.

Volunteer Reception responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Greet all visitors to the Hospice
• Answer the doorbell in a timely manner
• Direct telephone and walk-in inquiries to the appropriate staff member
• Direct resident/family member requests to the appropriate staff member
• Follow the donation acceptance process via phone or in person

Carpenter Hospice is looking for caring and compassionate individuals who are interested in volunteering their time, talents and abilities.

Various Volunteer Kitchen Role Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Preparing food and beverages for residents with direction from the residential staff (cooking breakfast and/or lunch and/or dinner)
• Baking for the refreshment centre in the family kitchen
• Dishwashing, sanitization, and putting dishes away
• Following safe food handling guidelines for the preparation and storage of food

Carpenter Hospice is looking for caring and compassionate individuals who are interested in volunteering their time, talents and abilities.

Various Volunteer Kitchen Role Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Preparing food and beverages for residents with direction from the residential staff (cooking breakfast and/or lunch and/or dinner)
• Baking for the refreshment centre in the family kitchen
• Dishwashing, sanitization and putting dishes away
• Following safe food handling guidelines for the preparation and storage of food

Carpenter Hospice is looking for caring and compassionate individuals who are interested in volunteering their time, talents and abilities.

Various Volunteer Kitchen Role Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Preparing food and beverages for residents, with direction from the residential staff (cooking breakfast and/or lunch and/or dinner)
• Baking for the refreshment centre in the family kitchen
• Dishwashing, sanitization and putting dishes away
• Following safe food handling guidelines for the preparation and storage of food

Able Living has been supporting seniors and adults with physical and cognitive impairments for over 40yrs.  Join us in this meaningful opportunity to help break down barriers and support an adult to live independantly in the community.

We are seeking an individual, or small group with an interest in supporting an individual in removing snow from their vehicle to allow safe travel to work on the mornings after a snowfall.

No prior experiences , training or skills required - simply a willingness to support a productive and engaged member of our community to live more independantly.  A dedicated and dependable individual is required who will be appropriately respectful of the task to ensure the vehicle is not damaged and meets safe visiblility requirements. 

Time requirements will be entirely up to the weather

October to April commitment is requested

Leading children in Sunday school, providing care. and learning opportunities.

*Volunteer opportunities are slowly opening up again- with limited availability as COVID-19 restrictions are still in place.* 
 
Do you like working with historical artifacts; cataloguing items; moving objects; outdoor yard work; parking cars; meeting people and participating in events? Our volunteer opportunities are vast and varied.

*** We are not recruiting new volunteers during COVID restrictions, but will gladly welcome newcomers when we again are enabled to regroup.*** 
 
The May Court Club is a women's service organization. Many of our volunteers work at The May Court Nearly New shop and assist by providing one or more of the following tasks: 
- Greet customers 
- Help customers find outfits and accessories  
- Record details about consigned and/or donated items on our user friendly computer system 
- Tag clothes and items with prices 
- Hang and display merchandise 
- Cashier assistant packages purchased items for our customers 
- Cashier (if you are interested in this position, the shop will provide additional training) 
- The shop usually does not operate throughout the summer months.

Looking for friendly coodinator to assist with runing Monday night youth badminton program.

• attend and actively participate in your group’s monthly education and action (E&A) meeting
• take action alongside fellow group volunteers that includes (but is not limited to):
  • engaging with parliamentarians by writing or meeting with them (in person or virtually)
  • writing letters to the editor (LTE) or op-eds
  • organizing events
  • being active on social media
  • fundraising
  • tabling at an event to talk about Results Canada
• keep a record of the actions you take on a monthly basis