Opportunities From: iVolunteer Powered by United Way British Columbia

Board Member

As an operational board, theBoard plays a hands-on role in the organization’s daily activities, guiding strategic initiatives, and serving as the primary representative of the organization. This role is an opportunity to lead and inspire a culture of volunteerism in Kamloops while ensuring the organization operates effectively. If you are passionate about community service and have the skills to lead hands-on within a structured framework, we encourage you to apply.

Key Responsibilities:

Leadership & Operations
• Represent Volunteer Kamloops in community events, partnerships, and public relations efforts to promote volunteerism within the community.
• Foster relationships with community groups, non-profits, government agencies, and businesses to strengthen the organization’s impact.
• Advocate for policies and initiatives that support and enhance volunteerism in Kamloops.
Strategic Planning & Organizational Development
• Work with other Board members to develop and implement strategic plans that advance the organization’s mission.
• Ensure sustainable financial management by supporting fundraising, grant applications, and donor relations.
• Encourage an inclusive and welcoming environment that engages diverse community members in volunteer opportunities.

Qualifications & Skills
• Strategic thinking.

•Abilities to organization’s events and community engagements.
• Willingness to actively participate in the hands-on operations of the organization.

•Criminal Record Check is required

Volunteer opportunity available working as our Poshmark Ambassador. 

Responsibilities:

Skills:

Experience in retail sales, online selling and current fashions 

Position reports to the Executive of the Auxiliary 

We are looking for dedicated volunteers to work shifts in our Community Thrift Shop in Parksville

Duties and Responsibilities:

Assist customers in completing sales transactions
Record all sales transactions on the cash register
Give correct change
Provide accurate tape totals for each shift
Prepare an adequate supply of bags (as time permits)
Alert staff person of any suspicious customer behaviour or suspected shoplifting
The SOS Volunteer Policy binds to and forms part of this job description which will be provided during the application process

Required Qualifications:

Pleasant personality
Strong interpersonal skills, ability to deal with a wide variety of personalities/people
Strong communications skills

Schedule, Training and Commitment:

On shift training provided including Occupational Health and Safety
Shifts available: 9:00am – 12:30pm / 12:30pm – 4:00pm Monday to Saturday

Benefits:

Opportunity to make a difference in your community and make positive relationships
Gain work experience, letter of reference upon request

Work Location:

SOS Thrift Shop - 188 West Hirst Avenue Parksville, BC

Screening:

Interview
Two Reference Checks
Regular Police Information Check (to be renewed every three years)
Signed Volunteer Agreement
Orientation & training, ongoing supervision, and feedback

To provide assistance and transportation for seniors to and from their medical appointments within District 69.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Contact client by telephone to confirm appointment for pick-up and check for any address or appointment discrepancies 
Submit any donations accepted on behalf of client to SOS for receipt
Keep accurate mileage records of each drive and submit to coordinator monthly
Communicate effectively with Coordinator regarding schedule changes and availability. Notify the Coordinator of any client concerns immediately
The SOS Volunteer Policy binds to and forms part of this job description which will be provided during the application process

 
Required Qualifications:

Valid Class 5 BC Driver Licence (copy to be submitted initially and upon renewal)
Valid vehicle insurance with minimum $2M Third Party Liability coverage (copy to be submitted initially and upon renewal)
Good driving record and a reliable vehicle
Ability to navigate safely

Schedule, Training and Commitment:

On shift training provided including Occupational Health and Safety
Shifts available: Shifts are scheduled during SOS Community Service Centre operation hours Monday – Friday 8:30 – 4:30 (Closed all Stat Holidays)

Benefits:

Opportunity to make a difference in your community and make positive relationships
Gain work experience, letter of reference upon request
Mileage reimbursement

Work Location:

Driving in own vehicle

Screening:

Interview
Two Reference Checks
Police Information Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening (to be renewed every three years)
Signed Volunteer Agreement and Driver Agreement Forms
Orientation & training, ongoing supervision, and feedback

The Board of The Capilano Review Arts Society, publisher of The Capilano Review, is seeking a Treasurer to oversee the organization’s finances, including: budget projections; advice to the staff and Board on financial matters, e.g., on expected surplus or deficits; advice where necessary on financial strategies such as long-term investments, streamlining of financial systems, etc.; and presentation of the completed fiscal year statements at the AGM. 

The Capilano Review offers a welcoming and thoughtful space for the work of established and emerging writers and artists from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds. Joining TCR’s Board offers candidates an opportunity to directly and actively support the local arts and writing community. 

The finances of The Capilano Review are managed by a professional bookkeeper and the year-end review engagement is conducted by an accountant. The role of the Board Treasurer is to provide oversight and guidance. 

The Board meets four times per year. Additional meetings with staff or regarding timely matters may occasionally arise. Board members are elected to three-year terms, renewable for another three if the member wishes. 

If you know The Capilano Review or are interested in the arts and have a proficiency in finance and bookkeeping, please send the following to contact@thecapilanoreview.com:

-A statement of interest (maximum 400 words) 

-A short bio outlining relevant expertise (maximum 100 words) 

-A CV 

TCR is strongly committed to equity and diversity. We encourage applications from equity seeking communities and from candidates with the skills and understanding to work  collaboratively within and across these communities. We invite candidates who are BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and/or people with disabilities to self-identify.  

Submissions will be reviewed on an ongoing basis until the position is filled. 

Role Overview:
Companion Care Break volunteers play a vital role in supporting both seniors and their caregivers by providing companionship to care recipients enrolled in our Caregiver Support Program (CSP). Your visits help create moments of joy, connection, and engagement — whether it’s sharing stories over coffee or doing a fun activity together.

Each visit is an opportunity to build trust and brighten someone’s day. Activities are personalized to match the senior’s interests and abilities and may include:

·        Friendly chats and reminiscing

·        Playing cards or board games (e.g., Crib, Rummikub)

·        Seasonal crafts or light gardening

·        Singing familiar songs or sharing music

·        Other relaxing and meaningful pastimes

 Time Commitment:

·        About 1–2 hours per week, scheduled based on your availability

 Your Responsibilities:

·        Spend time with care recipients and engage in enjoyable, interest-based activities

·        Offer companionship and emotional support, especially to those with cognitive or physical challenges

·        Treat all individuals with respect, dignity, and compassion

·        Always maintain strict confidentiality

 What We’re Looking For:

·        Warm, patient, and empathetic individuals who enjoy spending time with seniors

·        Able to commit to weekly visits and build rapport over time

·        Must complete a Criminal Record Check for the vulnerable sector

·        Provide two references

 Make a Meaningful Difference
Your time gives caregivers peace of mind and seniors a moment of joy and companionship. It's a simple way to give back — and be part of something truly special.

Nanaimo Family Life Association is looking for compassionate, community-minded volunteers to support seniors in the Nanaimo area. Our programs help older adults stay active, connected, and independent. Whether it’s offering friendly companionship, helping someone get to a medical appointment, supporting our day programs, or assisting seniors in navigating housing options, you’ll be making a real impact in someone’s life—on a schedule that works for you.

Our senior support programs include:

What you will be helping with:

Other Helpful Information:

You can apply for this opportunity through iVolunteer by clicking Respond, or reach out directly to our Volunteer Coordinator at VolunteerCoordinator@NFLABC.org. We’d love to welcome you to our volunteer team!

Do you want to make a difference in the lives of families in our community?

CityReach Care Society is looking for motivated and enthusiastic volunteers to help prepare fresh and healthy food hampers to serve up to 1000 families, each week.

Food for Families is a free, nutritious food bank for vulnerable families and seniors in the Greater Vancouver Area. We serve households with wholesome and healthy food including fresh fruit, vegetables, dairy, proteins, and grains.

Volunteering Position Description:

Food Sorting and Packing Hampers - Vancouver Location
2650 Slocan Street, Vancouver, BC (walking distance from Renfrew Skytrain Station)

Duties will depend on your specific volunteer role and may include:
- Sorting produce
- Packing hampers
- Crushing boxes
- Distributing hampers to guests
- Organize pantry
- Miscellaneous tasks
Volunteers must be at least 19 years of age

An orientation tour and training are provided for volunteers on their first day of volunteering. Our staff and Team Leads are available to support you throughout the shift.

• Tuesday 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM OR 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
• Thursday 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM OR 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

To sign up online - Click Here

If you need more information, please contact us at volunteer@cityreach.org

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents.

Join the email list for Prince George and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner.   

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents.

Join the email list for Cranbrook and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner.   

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents.

Join the email list is for Fort Nelson and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner.   

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents. 

Join the email list for Kamloops and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner.   

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents.

Join the email list for Penticton and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner.   

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents.

Join the email list for Terrace and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner. 

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents.

Join the email list for Williams Lake and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner.

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents.

Join the email list for Vernon and surrounding areas by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner.

Links to join other host community's Email Call Out List:

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person on the ground who will provide training.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Ian Chian (ianc@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

*Responding to this page is not a commitment to volunteering but just allows us to know you are interested in helping so we can contact you when opportunities arise.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering to support community in response to BC wildfires. We are recruiting volunteers in designated HOST COMMUNITIES to mobilize and support community agencies and local residents. But we also understand many volunteers across BC want to help in some way.

Join the email list for Remote Volunteers by clicking the "Respond" button in the top right corner and we will notify you when there are opportunities to support wildfire communities remotely.

Click here to view Current Wildfire Volunteer Opportunities.

Links to join a host community's Email Call Out List:
(VOLUNTEER MUST LIVE IN THE HOST COMMUNITY, we do not advise traveling to a community in the event of a wildfire.)

Cranbrook

Fort Nelson

Kamloops

Kelowna

Penticton

Prince George

Terrace

Vernon

Williams Lake

Create an iVolunteer.ca account and be sure to include your phone, email and postal code when registering.  This will help us to identify volunteers in the area who may be able to assist.

If you have any questions or would like help registering, please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

How might I be asked to help?

When a need is identified where volunteers are needed, you will receive an email indicating the need and commitment. Roles that we anticipate volunteers helping with remotely may include:

Will I be trained in my role?
Yes, there will be a main contact person providing training once you are confirmed for a role.

When will I be contacted?
As needs are identified you will receive an email that will have more details on the specifics needed.  You can respond directly to that email.  By responding to the current opportunity page, you are indicating you wish to be notified of volunteer needs as they arise. We encourage everyone interested to sign up.

I was sent here by my workplace and would like to have my volunteer contribution linked to my United Way BC workplace campaign.
Please enter your workplace name in the response notes when you "Respond" to this opportunity.  We will ensure your account is linked back to your workplace.  

I do not live in the area, but I would like to help.
We are looking to grow our call out list, but some roles will only be available for those who are in the area.  For all opportunities related to wildfire response (some roles may be done remotely), please click here. Please ensure you are joining the call out list for the host community where you live. (See top of page for links.)

I am an organization and need volunteers to help.
Please contact Amanda Marchand (AmandaM@uwbc.ca).

I have other questions about volunteering.
Please contact info@iVolunteer.ca.

The Hastings Sunrise Community Policing Centre (HSCPC) is a volunteer-based organization that is committed to keeping our community safe and enhancing our quality of life. HSCPC volunteers perform regular litter clean-ups and graffiti paint-outs, actively participating in the City of Vancouver Neighbourhood Cleanup Party program. The purpose of this program is to reduce the amount of graffiti, garbage, and hazardous materials, such as needles, abandoned in the neighbourhood. We are looking for individuals to help us make our community a cleaner and more vibrant place for everyone, particularly for our graffiti paint-out program on Wednesday mornings.

To learn more about becoming a volunteer with us, visit our website at www.hscpc.com, or you can sign up for one of our upcoming volunteer information sessions. Register by email at info@hscpc.com or call us at 604-717-3584.

The Hastings Sunrise Community Policing Centre (HSCPC) is a volunteer-based organization that is committed to keeping our community safe and enhancing our quality of life. We have a wide range of opportunities from outreach work, community clean-ups, road safety initiatives, graffiti removal, citizens patrols, and community assistance in our public-facing office. We work in partnership with the Vancouver Police Department and other agencies to accomplish  our programs, and are looking for volunteers who are passionate about making our community a safer and cleaner place for everyone.

To learn more about becoming a volunteer with us, visit our website at www.hscpc.com, or you can sign up for one of our upcoming volunteer information sessions. Register by email at info@hscpc.com or call us at 604-717-3584.

Position Title: Volunteer Treasurer
Organization: Aquafit for All Association (AFA)

Position Summary:
We are seeking a Volunteer Treasurer to support our financial operations. This is a rewarding opportunity for someone passionate about inclusive recreation and community health. The Treasurer will oversee bookkeeping, financial tracking, and compliance for a registered nonprofit organization supporting adapted aquatic programs.

✅ Education & Certification

Bachelor’s degree or certificate in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.

Students or retirees in relevant fields welcome.

✅ QuickBooks Expertise

Proficient in QuickBooks (Online or Desktop).

Experience with chart of accounts setup, payroll, A/P and A/R, budgeting, and reporting.

✅ Nonprofit Accounting Knowledge

Understanding of fund accounting, grant reporting, and CRA T3010 filings.

Familiarity with donor management and contribution tracking is an asset.

✅ Additional Skills

Proficiency in Excel and Word

Strong attention to detail and organizational ability

Good ethical judgment and clear communication

Time Commitment: Approximately 2–5 hours per month.
Location: Remote or hybrid depending on candidate preference.

Position Title: Volunteer Treasurer
Organization: Aquafit for All Association (AFA)

Position Summary:
We are seeking a Volunteer Treasurer to support our financial operations. This is a rewarding opportunity for someone passionate about inclusive recreation and community health. The Treasurer will oversee bookkeeping, financial tracking, and compliance for a registered nonprofit organization supporting adapted aquatic programs.

✅ Education & Certification

Bachelor’s degree or certificate in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.

Students or retirees in relevant fields welcome.

✅ QuickBooks Expertise

Proficient in QuickBooks (Online or Desktop).

Experience with chart of accounts setup, payroll, A/P and A/R, budgeting, and reporting.

✅ Nonprofit Accounting Knowledge

Understanding of fund accounting, grant reporting, and CRA T3010 filings.

Familiarity with donor management and contribution tracking is an asset.

✅ Additional Skills

Proficiency in Excel and Word

Strong attention to detail and organizational ability

Good ethical judgment and clear communication

Time Commitment: Approximately 2–5 hours per month.
Location: Remote or hybrid depending on candidate preference.

More at Home Society is seeking enthusiastic Market Event Volunteers to help us bring community events to life while supporting our mission: helping seniors age safely and independently at home.

As an Event Volunteer, you might assist with:
- Community event tables (think like Farmers Markets, Seniors Events etc.) 
- Event set-up and tear-down  
- Raffle ticket sales
- Promoting More at Home’s mission at the info booths  
- Supporting event logistics and coordination

What we’re looking for: 
- Friendly, reliable, and organized individuals  
- Comfortable engaging with the public  
- A passion for helping seniors and building community  
- No prior experience needed — just a willingness to pitch in!

Why volunteer with us?
- Make a real impact in the lives of seniors  
- Gain experience in event planning and community outreach  
- Meet great people and have fun while giving back

Time:
- Monthly events, flexible schedule to be discussed during the interview.

Interested?
Send us a message for the volunteer application form

Let’s build a stronger, more caring community — together. 

We are seeking a committed and compassionate individual to join our team of passionate, caring, and enthusiastic Board of Directors. As a board member, you’ll play an essential role in shaping the direction, accountability, and sustainability of Feels Like Home Newcomers, bringing your experience, perspective, and heart to a cause that’s all about welcome, dignity, and community. This is a rewarding opportunity to walk alongside newcomer refugee families while supporting the growth of a local, grassroots nonprofit making a tangible impact every day.

We’re Looking For:

Individuals who are community minded and align with our mission of welcome, inclusion, and holistic care for newcomers

Lived experience as a newcomer or refugee (strongly encouraged, but not required)

Experience or interest in one or more of the following areas:

Nonprofit governance

Finance/accounting

Legal or risk management

Fundraising & donor relations

Community organizing

Marketing or communications

Child & youth development

Equity, diversity & inclusion

A willingness to learn, listen deeply, and collaborate

Description:

Would you like to help new Canadians settle into their new community? Be part of a small group (2-4) of volunteers who are matched (by DIVERSEcity staff) with a newcomer family, to support them on their local settlement journey. As a team, you will provide holistic settlement support through general community introductions and orientation, connection to resources, language practice, and social integration (familiarizing them with the transit system, navigating childcare, finding a family doctor, etc.). Volunteers may also join their matched family at staff-led monthly Conversation Circle activities, supporting them in the development of conversational English.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Position Benefits:

•         Get to know your community better

•         Make new friends

•         Participate in ongoing training opportunities

•         Attend volunteer recognition events

•         Receive a Certificate of Volunteer Service (after 30 hours)

•         Receive a Letter of Reference upon request

•         Develop intercultural communication and teaching skills

•         Work one-on-one with clients in need of language support

•         Expand your professional networks

Languages: All, but particularly Swahili, Rohingya, Spanish right now!

Volunteers, known as Pilots, are the heartbeat of our organization. They are the public face of VCWAS who provide the trishaw rides to seniors and their families, connect with the community, and represent the organization while they're out on the bike lanes of Vancouver. All Pilots must pass a Criminal Record Check, be physically able to ride a bicycle, and be comfortable independently and professionally interacting with seniors and other members of the public.

We ask for a minimum requirement of 1 shift per week (approximately 3 hours) from our Pilots between the months of May to October, understanding that there may be some weeks during that period while you are away and unable to ride. Our passengers and partner organizations value relationships and the consistency of our Pilots directly corresponds to the quality of the rides we provide. Prospective Pilots who are available for shifts on weekdays between 9am - 5pm, when a majority of our rides occur, will be prioritized.

During the months of February, March and April, all new Pilots will be required to attend up to approximately 15 total hours of training and ride time to learn how to operate the trishaws and support seniors, as well as complete a criminal record check. Are you available during these months for training?

If interested, please complete this online form: https://forms.gle/Cra1QQvCGs7qqTUUA

Do you enjoy chatting over coffee, playing cards, or simply getting to know new people? As a Friendly Visitor, you’ll be matched with a local senior who could use a little extra connection in their life. Whether it’s through a friendly phone call or a short in-person visit, your time and companionship can make a big difference.

This is a wonderful opportunity to build a meaningful one-on-one relationship and offer companionship to someone who may be feeling isolated or lonely.

What You’ll Do:

·        Visit or call your assigned senior “friend” once a week

·        Engage in casual conversation or shared activities (e.g., coffee, board games, card games, etc.)

·        Help foster a sense of community and connection

·        Submit a brief weekly visit or call log to Lake Country Health staff

Time Commitment:

·        1 visit or call per week, approx. 30 minutes

·        Flexible scheduling, based on your and the senior’s availability

Location:

·        By phone or in-person within the Lake Country area

Ideal Volunteer Qualities:

·        Friendly, dependable, and a good listener

·        Comfortable initiating small talk or light conversation

·        Empathetic and patient with older adults

·        Able to maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries

·        Must complete a Vulnerable Sector Criminal Record Check

Why Volunteer as a Friendly Visitor?

·        Make a meaningful difference in someone’s life

·        Build lasting friendships

·        Contribute to a caring, connected community

·        Gain experience working with seniors and community programs

Role Overview:
Are you a safe, friendly driver with a bit of time to spare during the week? As a Volunteer Driver, you'll use your own vehicle to help local seniors get to essential medical appointments, run errands, or attend social outings in Lake Country or Kelowna. Your support provides more than just a ride — it offers connection, independence, and peace of mind.

How It Works:
You let us know when you're available, and we match you with ride requests that fit your schedule. Whether you can commit once a month or once a week, your time makes a real impact.

Time Commitment:

·        Rides take place Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM

·        Each trip lasts 1–3 hours, depending on the destination

·        Flexible commitment — volunteer for as few or as many rides as your schedule allows

Your Responsibilities:

·        Drive a senior safely to and from their destination

·        Offer light support and companionship before, during, or after the trip

·        Communicate with Lake Country Health staff and provide basic trip info if needed

What You Need:

·        A friendly, patient, and respectful attitude toward seniors

·        Access to a reliable vehicle in good condition

·        Valid driver’s license and current vehicle insurance with at least $2 million liability

·        Willingness to complete a criminal record check

·        Ability to provide two references, plus copies of your license, insurance, and a driving abstract

Honorarium:
Volunteer Drivers receive a standard honorarium to help offset mileage costs.

Girl Guides of Canada is looking for 2-3 adult volunteers to be part of a new Guide Unit in Langley (Langley BC)

No previous experience with Girl Guides is necessary.

Successful applicants will be screened and begin onboarding immediately, then continue to work with local mentors throughout the next 6-12 months.

As part of a unit’s leadership team, you’ll facilitate fun and engaging program activities, like scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, outdoor exploration, games and more with our Guides (9-11 years).

Volunteers will receive access to a digital program platform stocked with age-appropriate activities and meeting tools, as well as training on how to deliver activities in ways that will empower and encourage girls.

Units meet on a weekly basis, during the school year.
Meetings can take place Mondays-Thursday in the evening, once a week.
Location - TBD

Volunteers commit to 3 hours per week for unit meetings plus additional hours, when required, for trips and events. Part-time roles are available if weekly attendance doesn't suit your schedule.

Join our Team - www.girlguides.ca/volunteer

Girl Guides of Canada is looking for 2-3 adult volunteers to be part of a new Spark Unit in Rossland (Rossland BC)

No previous experience with Girl Guides is necessary.

Successful applicants will be screened and begin onboarding immediately, then continue to work with local mentors throughout the next 6-12 months.

As part of a unit’s leadership team, you’ll facilitate fun and engaging program activities, like scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, outdoor exploration, games and more with our Sparks (5-6 years).

Volunteers will receive access to a digital program platform stocked with age-appropriate activities and meeting tools, as well as training on how to deliver activities in ways that will empower and encourage girls.

Units meet on a weekly basis, during the school year.
Meetings can take place Mondays-Thursday in the evening, once a week.
Location - TBD

Volunteers commit to 3 hours per week for unit meetings plus additional hours, when required, for trips and events. Part-time roles are available if weekly attendance doesn't suit your schedule.

Join our Team - www.girlguides.ca/volunteer

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns) as the host organization of the Community Connect Innovation HUB and associated programs, has helped the Arts Lillooet Collective grow into its own society to pursue funding specifically for arts programs in our communities.

This position helps support the Arts Lillooet board as it begins its journey as a newly registered society.

This is a new organization and there is lots of potential to work with a new board and grow arts in Lillooet and provide opportunities for local artists.

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns) as the host organization of the Community Connect Innovation HUB and associated programs, is growing in size and is looking to increase financial expertise on the Board of Directors. 

This position helps support the Lillooet Learns board and oversee the financials of the non-profit organization. This position is good for someone that has knowledge and some experience in financial reporting, management and basic bookkeeping.

What You Will Help With:

Other Helpful Info:

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns), based in Lillooet, BC, is the host organization of the Community HUB and its associated programs. One of our core initiatives is a foundational program that supports elders in the Lillooet area by helping them stay connected to vital local services. This program offers practical, day-to-day support that helps seniors maintain their independence and remain actively engaged in their community.

This position helps to provide supported transportation to seniors in the Lillooet Area for appointments.

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns), based in Lillooet, BC, is the host organization of the Community Connect HUB and its associated programs. As a small, locally rooted organization, we have an ongoing need for support with administrative and communications tasks to help keep all our programs running smoothly and effectively.

This position helps support staff in administrative tasks at Lillooet Learns. This position is good for someone that likes computer work, organizing, and working with a variety of people.

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns), based in Lillooet, BC, is the host of the Community Connect HUB and its associated programs. Located on Main Street, the HUB storefront supports local economic development by providing artisans, crafters, food producers, and farmers with a space to showcase and sell their work. It also serves as a welcoming community hub where local groups gather for workshops, events, and conversations focused on shared goals for the region.

This position is for someone who loves speaking to people, promoting local events and products and who is outgoing.

You will have shifts in the HUB store and interact with community members during open hours.

This involves:

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns), based in Lillooet, BC, is the host organization of the Community HUB and its associated programs. One of our core initiatives is a foundational program that supports elders in the Lillooet area by helping them stay connected to vital local services. This program offers practical, day-to-day support that helps seniors maintain their independence and remain actively engaged in their community.

As seniors seek to age in place, they can sometimes lose connection with friends and family. By connecting with seniors for some friendly company, caring volunteers can significantly reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness, making a real difference in a senior’s life.

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns), based in Lillooet, BC, is the host organization of the Community HUB and its associated programs. One of our core initiatives is a foundational program that supports elders in the Lillooet area by helping them stay connected to vital local services. This program offers practical, day-to-day support that helps seniors maintain their independence and remain actively engaged in their community. 

As seniors seek to age in place, they can sometimes lose connection with friends and family. By connecting with seniors for some friendly company, caring volunteers can significantly reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness, making a real difference in a senior’s life.

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns), based in Lillooet, BC, is the host organization of the Community HUB and its associated programs. One of our core initiatives is a foundational program that supports elders in the Lillooet area by helping them stay connected to vital local services. This program offers practical, day-to-day support that helps seniors maintain their independence and remain actively engaged in their community.

Girl Guides of Canada is looking for 2-3 adult volunteers to be part of a new Ember Unit in North Vancouver (North Vancouver BC)

No previous experience with Girl Guides is necessary.

Successful applicants will be screened and begin onboarding immediately, then continue to work with local mentors throughout the next 6-12 months.

As part of a unit’s leadership team, you’ll facilitate fun and engaging program activities, like scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, outdoor exploration, games and more with our Embers (7-8 years).

Volunteers will receive access to a digital program platform stocked with age-appropriate activities and meeting tools, as well as training on how to deliver activities in ways that will empower and encourage girls.

Units meet on a weekly basis, during the school year.
Meetings can take place Mondays-Thursday in the evening, once a week.
Location - TBD

Volunteers commit to 3 hours per week for unit meetings plus additional hours, when required, for trips and events. Part-time roles are available if weekly attendance doesn't suit your schedule.

Join our Team - www.girlguides.ca/volunteer

Girl Guides of Canada is looking for 2-3 adult volunteers to be part of a new Ember Unit in North Vancouver (North Vancouver BC)

No previous experience with Girl Guides is necessary.

Successful applicants will be screened and begin onboarding immediately, then continue to work with local mentors throughout the next 6-12 months.

As part of a unit’s leadership team, you’ll facilitate fun and engaging program activities, like scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, outdoor exploration, games and more with our Embers (7-8 years).

Volunteers will receive access to a digital program platform stocked with age-appropriate activities and meeting tools, as well as training on how to deliver activities in ways that will empower and encourage girls.

Units meet on a weekly basis, during the school year.
Meetings can take place Mondays-Thursday in the evening, once a week.
Location - TBD

Volunteers commit to 3 hours per week for unit meetings plus additional hours, when required, for trips and events. Part-time roles are available if weekly attendance doesn't suit your schedule.

Join our Team - www.girlguides.ca/volunteer

Girl Guides of Canada is looking for 2-3 adult volunteers to be part of a new Guide Unit in West Vancouver (West Vancouver BC)

No previous experience with Girl Guides is necessary.

Successful applicants will be screened and begin onboarding immediately, then continue to work with local mentors throughout the next 6-12 months.

As part of a unit’s leadership team, you’ll facilitate fun and engaging program activities, like scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, outdoor exploration, games and more with our Guides (9-11 years).

Volunteers will receive access to a digital program platform stocked with age-appropriate activities and meeting tools, as well as training on how to deliver activities in ways that will empower and encourage girls.

Units meet on a weekly basis, during the school year.
Meetings can take place Mondays-Thursday in the evening, once a week.
Location - TBD

Volunteers commit to 3 hours per week for unit meetings plus additional hours, when required, for trips and events. Part-time roles are available if weekly attendance doesn't suit your schedule.

Join our Team - www.girlguides.ca/volunteer

Join us for an exciting opportunity to be a Social Media Champion for The Punjabi Mutiyaaran Women's Society.

Your contributions will be instrumental in amplifying our mission through our social media platforms. You'll be integral to a vibrant team of women crafting captivating content, creating a strong digital footprint, and forging meaningful connections with our online community. 

This role offers flexible hours, typically a few hours weekly, dedicated to content creation, scheduling posts, and engaging with our audience. 

If you're excited about joining our dynamic team to effect positive change and elevate awareness of our Society, contact Jash today! 

Chimo Community services provides specialized support services to newcomer in all aspects of their initial needs, including access to food and housing, community orientation, navigating immigration and legal process, authorization to work, and mental health support.

Chimo Community Services in Richmond BC is seeking dedicated volunteers to serve as ESL Instructors for or English Literacy Conversation Circle, with 2-hour sessions held once a week in person starting from May 2025.

Volunteering will take place at the Richmond Caring Place (7000 Minoru Blvd, Richmond).  

Classes are conducted in small groups of 4-6 people. 

This role is supported by Chimo staff and all training needed is provided.  

Our English Literacy Conversation Circle plays an important role in helping newcomers feel connected to community.  Having opportunities to practice and improve their English allows newcomers to feel more confident in their new community. 

What will you be doing:

Skills/Qualifications:

Location:

7000 Minoru Boulevard, Richmond, B.C.
Free parking is provided for volunteers.

Time Commitment:

Once a week, Thursdays or Fridays (3:30pm-5pm) 
Shift time will be confirmed with you directly.

Training will be coordinated with suitable volunteers based on your availability.

Benefits:

If you are interested in this role and would like to hear more, click the red RESPOND button at the bottom of the page.

Chimo Community services provides specialized support services to newcomer in all aspects of their initial needs, including access to food and housing, community orientation, navigating immigration and legal process, authorization to work, and mental health support.

Chimo Community Services in Richmond BC is seeking dedicated volunteers to serve as ESL Instructors for or English Literacy Conversation Circle, with 2-hour sessions held once a week in person starting from May 2025.

Volunteering will take place online via Zoom.

Classes are conducted in small groups of 4-6 people. 

This role is supported by Chimo staff and all training needed is provided.  

Our English Literacy Conversation Circle plays an important role in helping newcomers feel connected to community.  Having opportunities to practice and improve their English allows newcomers to feel more confident in their new community. 

What will you be doing:

Skills/Qualifications:

Location:

Online via Zoom

Time Commitment:

Once a week, Tuesday (5:30pm-7pm) 
Training will be coordinated with suitable volunteers based on your availability.

Benefits:

If you are interested in this role and would like to hear more, click the red RESPOND button at the bottom of the page.

Goal and Mission for our Volunteers:

We value our volunteers because they will assist Gardens4Kids in our mission to provide outreach education and engagement to families and also make available an ongoing community shared gardening plot.

Gardens4Kids is invited to provide education and tactile programming at events across the City of New Westminster. Our events often include a craft related to gardening, a planting exercise and an educational activity for children to do with their family.

Our events are often all ages (even adults have fun!) and require volunteers to interact with the public. Please note, volunteers will not be required or expected to supervise children as parents are expected to be interacting with their children and actively involved. 

Attendance to Gardens4Kids public events when needed (might be on a monthly schedule only, but could be a few times a month).

Assistance with any outreach required

Time commitment may only be 4 hrs a month, depending on the events that are scheduled.

2025 Events: April educational session at an after school care program in New Westminster

May 9 - Kindgarten class program at a school in Coquitlam

Canada Day - activities at our new Youth Community Garden in Queens Park (1pm-8pm) More to come! Stay tuned.

2024-2025 Updates: We recently received the Youth Climate Action Fund from the City of New Westminster and will be building the first Youth-led Community Garden in Queens Park. We will also be starting an educational garden at a local independent school. More info can be found here: Youth Climate Action Fund | City of New Westminster 

Join our vibrant Edmonds Community Garden team to help nurture our garden and give back to the community. 

Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing our community garden. Your efforts will directly contribute to providing fresh, nutritious produce to seniors and other vulnerable individuals in our community. Whether you have a green thumb or are new to gardening, this is an excellent opportunity to learn, share, grow and significantly impact the Edmonds community.

This volunteer opportunity is ideal for gardening enthusiasts of all ages who love working outdoors, individuals looking to contribute to our community and support those in need, families looking for a meaningful, educational activity to do together, and students or young adults who want to gain experience in horticulture and community service. 

Some responsibilities may include:

Saturdays:

If you would like more information about this opportunity, please get in touch with Gisele or call 778-708-5559

We look forward to welcoming you to our community garden! 

Did you know that the Squamish Welcome Centre's Community Bookstore & Computer Lab is a volunteer-run, community endeavour? The Squamish Volunteer Centre Society is looking for volunteers who are interested in quirky books and community engagement to work the front desk on Tuesdays from 12noon to 4pm.

This is a Bookstore & Frontdesk Volunteer Shift, which means you'll ring up bookstore and computer lab customers, help people who come in asking for information about programs and services, and connect clients with the Squamish Newcomer Services. Front desk volunteers also pick out and wrap mystery books, hang out in the bookstore, and accept used book donations.

The non-profit has a wide mission and lots of interesting programs - There's lots of room to grow, explore, and learn.

Self-directed and curious volunteers are very much welcome, but we can give some direction as needed too.

Interested? Please fill out our online volunteer application form: https://forms.gle/UJFqoy8R5L451EG8A

We're Hiring Board Members!Do you—or someone you know—have a passion for community, leadership, and making a difference? Our Board of Directors is currently recruiting new members!We're looking for individuals who bring experience, dedication, and a collaborative spirit to help guide our organization’s mission and growth. MCSS provides training and resources for Governance and Board Development. If you're interested or would like to refer someone, please get in touch with our nominations committee.

We are looking for reliable & dedicated people who would like to spend 3 – 4 hours a week helping us with the day to day running of our Thrift Store.

This position provides lots of opportunity to gain new skills, make new friends and contribute to an organization that supports families with children 0 –  12 years of age.

The Richmond Family Place Thrift Store receives donations of clothes & household items that are sold to generate income which goes directly into supporting the programs and services we offer to the community.

Responsibilities:

This position requires a criminal record check. This job may require lifting, standing & bending on a regular basis.

Sales experience an asset.

A desire to meet new people and an interest in supporting others is important for this role.

All necessary training is provided.

Suitable for anyone from 16 to 99+ years of age!

As a Token Window/Recovery Kitchen Assistant, you will be integral to our mission of delivering nutritious hot meals to those in need, ensuring that every guest has a positive and dignified experience.

Key Responsibilities:

Meet Mango, Elsee, and Meatball, an adorable trio of certified therapy dogs who bring comfort and joy to their community. These sweet, well-behaved dogs, part of Vancouver ecoVillage’s Therapy Dog Program, visit hospitals, retirement homes, and schools, reducing stress and spreading love wherever they go. For more about these amazing dogs, visit https://www.vanecovillage.com/elsee-mango-meatball. Their owner, a partially disabled person, needs YOUR HELP to keep these lovable therapy dogs happy and healthy. Can you spare 1 hour a week to take them for a stroll?

Location: Vancouver's West End

How to Get Involved: Please reply with the days and times you’re available to walk Mango, Elsee, and Meatball. This is an ongoing, long-term opportunity to make a real difference in their lives and support a partially disabled person.

Join us in giving these therapy dogs the exercise and care they need to continue their vital work in the community. Your time will keep their behinds wagging and bring comfort to their owner during recovery. Reach out today to become part of their story!

The BC Earthquake Alliance is seeking a Volunteer Coordinator to support the planning, coordination, and engagement of Public Education and Outreach volunteers. The Volunteer Coordinator plays a key role in organizing and facilitating volunteer involvement in events, workshops, and webinars focused on earthquake, tsunami, and emergency preparedness. This position involves coordinating volunteer schedules, supporting training efforts, maintaining communication, and helping build a strong team of outreach volunteers across British Columbia.

Meet Ranger, a charming 9-year-old Duck Tolling Retriever with a heart of gold. This sweet, well-trained therapy dog has spent the last 8 years bringing joy to senior centers and schools, earning the love and admiration of the Mt. Pleasant community. Now, Ranger’s owner, a senior recovering from surgery and serious illness, needs your support to ensure Ranger gets his daily walks.

Can you spare 1 hour a week to walk Ranger?

Your time will make a world of difference, helping Ranger stay happy and healthy while giving his owner peace of mind. This is a long-term, ongoing opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

Location: Quebec St. and E. 20th Ave, Mt. Pleasant

How to Help:

Please reply with the days and times you’re available to walk Ranger. Whether it’s a morning stroll or an afternoon adventure, your commitment will keep Ranger’s tail wagging!

Let’s come together to support Ranger and his owner during this challenging time. Reach out today to join this heartfelt cause!

Title: 

Friendly Visiting with Seniors in PORT ALBERNI, BC

About this initiative

BETTER AT HOME volunteers play a social role for seniors living in the following areas: Port Alberni. Our Better at Home programs support seniors with simple, day-to-day tasks, allowing them to live independently and remain connected to their communities.  As seniors seek to age in place, they can sometimes lose connection with friends and family. By connecting with seniors for some friendly company, caring volunteers can significantly reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness, making a real difference in a senior’s life.

    Collaborating with the senior to plan the activity you want to do together.

·     Simple activities could include having friendly conversations, walking in the neighborhood, coloring, simple art projects, baking, having coffee or tea, playing cards or a game, reading, watching TV and talking about the program afterward, and connecting the senior with community resources.

·         This volunteer role would be a good fit for those with some free time during daytime hours and who         enjoy spending quality time with others.

·      Mileage reimbursement:( $.75/KM Mileage sheet will be provided)

Supported Transportation for Seniors in Port Alberni 

About this initiative

BETTER AT HOME volunteers help seniors who live in the following areas: Port Alberni. Our Better at Home programs support low or modest-income seniors with simple, day-to-day tasks that allow them to live independently and remain connected to their communities.   

·         Must have a valid BC Driver’s License.

·         Must own or have access to a vehicle in good operating condition.

·         Must have adequate insurance coverage (more information available).

·         Driver’s Abstract indicating a safe driving record.

·         This volunteer role would be a good fit for those with some free time during daytime hours.

·         Training and ongoing support provided.

·         Mileage reimbursement: ($.75/km. Mileage sheet will be provided).

You can apply for this opportunity through iVolunteer by hitting respond or contact us directly at [contact’s name and information].  

We are looking for Volunteer Drivers to drive Seniors to medical appointments from Lumby to Vernon. There is a fuel voucher provided, to help cover the cost of the drive. This is a vital service for our Senior Clientele. 

Requirements:

Availability is Monday to Friday - as per your time preferences

The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country, and OCC’s largest annual fundraising event. It is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and funds to improving outcomes and transforming the lives of people living with and at risk of ovarian cancer.

Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September, this family-friendly event has raised over $34 million, funding innovative Canadian research, crucial support resources, and advocacy efforts that are changing the ovarian cancer landscape across the country. Together, we can change the face of this disease for good.

Responsibilities

*Note: Time commitment can vary based off size, location and volunteer availability.

Benefits   

Community Impact: Your involvement is vital in creating meaningful change, and it can be deeply fulfilling. The knowledge that your efforts are supporting a cause you care about can be a powerful source of motivation.   

Leadership Development: Serving as a chairperson provides valuable experience in leadership and management, including how to guide a team, delegate tasks, and make decisions under pressure.   

Skill Building: Chairing an event committee hones diverse skills such as project management, budgeting, public speaking, and problem-solving.

You bring these essential talents

Strong Communication:

Organization and Time Management:

Collaboration and Teamwork:

Problem-Solving Skills:

Adaptability:

Time Commitment   

Application Process

Please follow the link to complete our online Volunteer Form.

Questions?

Please email us at - volunteer@ovariancanada.org

About the Walk of Hope 

The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope is the largest and most powerful event of its kind in the country, and OCC’s largest annual fundraising event. It is the only walk in Canada to direct all attention and funds to improving outcomes and transforming the lives of people living with and at risk of ovarian cancer.  

Held annually during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in September, this family-friendly event has raised over $34 million, funding innovative Canadian research, crucial support resources, and advocacy efforts that are changing the ovarian cancer landscape across the country. Together, we can change the face of this disease for good. 

About the Role  

We are looking to fill committee roles in any of our 31+ committees across Canada.

As a Committee Member for Ovarian Cancer Canadas Walk of Hope, you'll play a key role in planning and executing a successful fundraiser. Your contributions, whether coordinating entertainment, organizing logistics, managing food and beverage, overseeing registration and finances, or providing general support, will help create an unforgettable experience for participants and supporters. More importantly, your work will significantly contribute to our cause, making a real difference in the fight against ovarian cancer.  

Responsibilities (Varies by Role) 

Entertainment Lead: Coordinate event entertainment, book performers, and ensure a fun and engaging atmosphere. 

Food & Beverage Lead: Arrange catering, manage food vendors, and ensure dietary needs and safety standards are met. 

Logistics Lead: Oversee event setup, layout, equipment, and day-of logistics to ensure smooth operations. 

Registration & Finance Lead: Manage participant sign-ups, handle financial transactions, and track donations. 

General Committee Member: Support various areas as needed, assisting with planning, outreach, and event execution.

Benefits 

Community Impact: Your involvement is vital in creating meaningful change, and it can be deeply fulfilling. The knowledge that your efforts support a cause you care about can be a powerful source of motivation. 

Leadership Development: Serving as a chairperson provides valuable experience in leadership and management, including how to guide a team, delegate tasks, and make decisions under pressure. 

Skill Building: Chairing an event committee hones diverse skills such as project management, budgeting, public speaking, and problem-solving.  

You bring these essential talents 

Strong Communication:  

The ability to convey ideas clearly, listen actively, and keep everyone informed is critical for effective teamwork and stakeholder engagement. 

Organization and Time Management:  

Meeting deadlines, coordinating schedules, and tracking various details are vital to ensuring the event progresses smoothly. 

Collaboration and Teamwork:  

Working well with committee members and other volunteers is essential to ensure cohesion and shared responsibility. 

Problem-Solving Skills:  

It is valuable in a dynamic event-planning environment to be able to handle unexpected issues calmly and find solutions quickly. 

Adaptability:  

Flexibility to adjust plans as needed, especially when facing new challenges, resource changes, or expectations 

Time Commitment (Varies by Role) 

Monthly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom from February – June. 

Bi-weekly virtual meetings with OCC’s National Event Team via Zoom will take place from July to Walk Day. 

Local Committee meetings. Time and location determined by the Chair and Committee. 

On site event support on September 7th, 2025. Most Walks begin at approximately 9am and end by 1 pm. 

Optional Drop-In Sessions: OCC will be offering drop-in sessions for any Walk location committee that may have questions or need extra support.  

*Note: Time commitment can vary based off event size, location and volunteer availability.

Application Process

Please follow the link to complete our online Volunteer Form.

Questions?

Please email us at - volunteer@ovariancanada.org

More Than Just a Meal...

Meals on Wheels volunteers provide more than nourishment—they deliver care, connection, and support to vulnerable seniors, helping them stay healthy and independent in their homes. We need reliable, punctual volunteers with a good driving record and their own vehicle to deliver meals and a friendly greeting to homebound seniors in Prince George.

Here’s how it works:
You’ll pick up meals and follow a pre-determined route, delivering directly to several seniors' homes. Once deliveries are completed, you return the delivery hamper—quick and simple! We offer flexible schedules that can accommodate your availability, whether it’s once a week, once a month, or on an as-needed basis. Meals are delivered Monday to Friday, from 10 AM to 12 PM.

Make a difference in your community today!

At the Prince George Council of Seniors, our vision is to create a community where seniors are empowered to live informed, safe, healthy, and connected lives.

Volunteering with Meals on Wheels is a fantastic way to stay active, apply your skills, meet new people, and give back to your community, all while making a meaningful impact in the lives of older adults. We’re looking for friendly, outgoing, and patient individuals who enjoy spending time with seniors.

For this or other great volunteer opportunities, please contact:

Lisa

Volunteer Coordinator

Prince George Council of Seniors

info@pgcos.ca

250-564-5888

Looking for a volunteer opportunity you can do together?
* Husband & wife?
* Siblings?
* Best friends?

Join us as a volunteer pair to visit isolated seniors and help ease the impact of loneliness. This vital role allows seniors to remain in their homes while staying socially connected.

Visits may include:
* Friendly conversation and companionship.
* Light errands or short outings.
* Helping with small day-to-day tasks.

If you are a good communicator who enjoys engaging conversations and meaningful connections, this is a wonderful opportunity to make a difference together! Whether you can volunteer weekly or monthly, your time will have a lasting impact.

Join Us & Make a Difference!

At the Prince George Council of Seniors, we envision a community where seniors feel informed, safe, healthy, and connected. Volunteering is a wonderful way to:
* Stay active and engaged.
* Use your skills and experience to help others.
* Meet new people and build meaningful connections.

For more information or to sign up for this opportunity, contact:

Lisa, Volunteer Coordinator
info@pgcos.ca
250-564-5888

Your time and generosity can bring warmth, connection, and support to seniors in our community. Join us today!

A Kind Heart Needed in the Hart!

We are looking for a dedicated Friendly Visitor to support a senior in the Hart area of Prince George. This role is essential in helping seniors stay connected to their community while remaining in their own homes.

Your visits may include:
* Providing friendly conversation and companionship.
* Assisting with light errands or day-to-day tasks.
* Going on short outings together.

If you’re a compassionate communicator who values meaningful interactions, we’d love to have you on board! Whether you can volunteer weekly or monthly, your time and kindness will make a real difference.

Join Us & Make a Difference!

At the Prince George Council of Seniors, we envision a community where seniors feel informed, safe, healthy, and connected. Volunteering is a wonderful way to:
* Stay active and engaged.
* Use your skills and experience to help others.
* Meet new people and build meaningful connections.

For more information or to sign up for this opportunity, contact:

Lisa, Volunteer Coordinator
info@pgcos.ca
250-564-5888

Your time and generosity can bring warmth, connection, and support to seniors in our community. Join us today!

Help isolated seniors access groceries from the comfort of your home!

We are seeking Friendly Grocery Ordering Volunteers to assist seniors in placing their grocery orders using an easy-to-use online system.

This role is perfect for those who:
* Have a clear phone voice and enjoy chatting with seniors.

* Are comfortable using a computer.

We provide all training and tools needed—no special technical skills required!  Whether you can volunteer weekly or monthly, your time will make a meaningful difference.

Join Us & Make a Difference!

At the Prince George Council of Seniors, we envision a community where seniors feel informed, safe, healthy, and connected. Volunteering is a wonderful way to:
* Stay active and engaged.
* Use your skills and experience to help others.
* Meet new people and build meaningful connections.

For more information or to sign up for this opportunity, contact:

Lisa, Volunteer Coordinator
info@pgcos.ca
250-564-5888

Your time and generosity can bring warmth, connection, and support to seniors in our community. Join us today!

We are currently seeking Volunteer Hosts to help create a warm and friendly atmosphere.

The PGCOS Emergency Warming Centre is now open, offering a safe and welcoming space for seniors during extreme cold, heat, or smoke events. As more seniors learn about this vital resource, we hope to expand our support.

As a Host, you will:
* Greet seniors and help them settle in.
* Provide assistance as needed, such as offering coffee, tea, or snacks.
* Engage in friendly conversation or light activities to foster connection.
* Help tidy up at the end of the day.

* The Warming Centre operates during regular business hours whenever the City of Prince George issues an extreme weather notice (usually with 24 to 48 hours’ notice).

Volunteers can sign up for:
Morning shift (9:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
Afternoon shift (12:00 PM – 3:00 PM)

A PGCOS staff member will always be on-site for support.

If you are interested in this rewarding opportunity, we would love to hear from you!

Join Us & Make a Difference!

At the Prince George Council of Seniors, we envision a community where seniors feel informed, safe, healthy, and connected. Volunteering is a wonderful way to:
* Stay active and engaged.
* Use your skills and experience to help others.
* Meet new people and build meaningful connections.

For more information or to sign up for this opportunity, contact:

Lisa, Volunteer Coordinator
info@pgcos.ca
250-564-5888

Your time and generosity can bring warmth, connection, and support to seniors in our community. Join us today!

The Kitsilano Showboat is a non-profit, volunteer-run society dedicated to the promotion of up-and-coming and established talent in the performing arts at our Kitsilano Beach Stage.

We are seeking to expand our volunteer base with opportunities in various capacities from MCs to stagehands, grant writing, fundraising, recruit and manage volunteers and summer staff, program/production, Program book setup, prizes, and advertising.

 A volunteer commitment of a couple of hours a week during the season (June, July, August) or longer term throughout the year is appreciated. Come aboard and join our amazing team, and gain a great experience in the performing arts community.

We are seeking kitchen assistant volunteers to support us with our Community Lunches at Gordon Neighbourhood House on either Mondays and/or Fridays.   Volunteers in this role work alongside our skilled Community Chef and prepare ingredients, cook and serve meals.   We seek volunteers who can follow FoodSafe and sanitary food handling guidelines, perform a wide variety of tasks involved with the preparation, serving, cleaning of food; ensure a safe, accessible, inclusive, and welcoming environment for participants and to engage with a dedicated team of staff and volunteers.  The role requires the completion of a Criminal Record Check and attending one of our Volunteer Information Sessions.

If you are interested in volunteering for this or any role at Gordon Neighbourhood House, please visit our website to complete a simple online Volunteer Form and attend one of our Volunteer Information Sessions.  Gordon Neighourhood House has a variety of volunteer roles that include Community Luncheon Assistants, Senior Program Assistants, Family Place Program Assistants, Drivers, Food Systems Assistants, Committee volunteers, Meal Delivery Assistants, Postering and Community Outreach Assistants and Community Clean-up and Special Event volunteers.  To complete a volunteer form or require additional information, please visit our website or contact our Coordinator by email at: luc@gordonhouse.org.

Public Education and outreach volunteers are needed to facilitate workshops and educational activities that increase  earthquake, tsunamis, and emergency preparedness at events in their community or region or via webinar. The Public Education and Outreach volunteers deliver content as part of a team. Dates and times vary and are generally highest between Tsunami Preparedness Week (April) and the Great BC ShakeOut in October. We also receive requests for languages other than English.  Training is provided. Events include fairs, conferences, workshops, webinars, and other community events.

The BC Earthquake Alliance Society is seeking diverse individuals who bring variety of backgrounds and experiences to our board. All applicants with a passion for our mission are welcome to apply. We are currently prioritizing individuals who have the following: governance expertise, fundraising, business/tourism experience, and geographic representation outside of Metro Vancouver and Greater Victoria.

Director Job Description

EXPECTATIONS OF THE BOARD AS A WHOLE

The purpose of the B.C. Earthquake Alliance Society is to promote earthquake and tsunami awareness, preparedness and education to British Columbians through educational assistance to communities in British Columbia, and enhance community awareness of earthquake and tsunami threats through organized community events and drills.

As the highest leadership body of the organization and to satisfy its fiduciary duties, the board is responsible for:

• determining the mission and purposes of the organization

• selecting and evaluating the performance of the executive director

• strategic and organizational planning

• ensuring strong fiduciary oversight and financial management

• supporting the Executive Director to further the organization’s mission

• fundraising and resource development

• approving and monitoring BCEA’s programs and services

• enhancing BCEA’s public image

• assessing its own performance as the governing body of BCEA

EXPECTATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL BOARD MEMBERS

Each individual board member is expected to:

• know the organization’s mission, policies, programs, and needs

• faithfully read and understand the organization’s financial statements

• serve as active advocates and ambassadors for the organization and fully engage in identifying and securing the financial resources and partnerships necessary for BCEA to advance its mission

• leverage connections, networks, and resources to develop collective action to fully achieve BCEA’s mission

• give a meaningful personal financial donation/sponsorship

• help identify personal connections that can benefit the organization’s fundraising and reputational standing, and can influence public policy

• prepare for, attend, and conscientiously participate in board meetings

• participate fully in one or more committees

To act as a member of a board committee and/or the Great BC ShakeOut Organizing Committee.

To apply: https://lnkd.in/gEhS3BDU

The Vice President of Volunteer Kamloops plays a critical leadership role in supporting the President and ensuring the effective operation of the organization. As this is an operational board, the Vice President actively participates in day-to-day activities, coordinates board initiatives, and steps in as acting President when required. The Vice President is responsible for ensuring adherence to Robert’s Rules of Order in meetings, assisting in strategic planning, and fostering community engagement to promote volunteerism.

This role is an opportunity to support and strengthen Volunteer Kamloops through hands-on leadership and community engagement. If you are passionate about volunteerism and possess the skills to support operational success, we encourage you to apply.

Key Responsibilities:

Leadership & Operations

• Support the President in overseeing and managing the organization’s operations, ensuring alignment with Volunteer Kamloops’ mission and objectives.
• Serve as the presiding officer in the absence of the President, maintaining order and efficiency in meetings using Robert’s Rules of Order.
• Assist in the development and implementation of policies, procedures, and board directives to sustain effective operations.
• Coordinate with board members and volunteers to ensure that daily tasks and operational duties are completed.

Community Engagement & Advocacy
• Represent Volunteer Kamloops at events, partnerships, and public relations efforts to promote community involvement.
• Assist in cultivating relationships with community groups, non-profits, government agencies, and businesses to enhance outreach and impact.
• Advocate for policies and initiatives that support volunteerism and the organization’s role in the community.

Strategic Planning & Organizational Development
• Work alongside the President, Board, and staff, to develop and implement strategic plans that drive organizational success.
• Support financial sustainability efforts by participating in fundraising, grant applications, and donor relations.
• Promote an inclusive and engaging environment that encourages diverse volunteer participation.
Board & Committee Oversight
• Support and guide staff in their operational roles, ensuring alignment with the organization’s priorities.
• Oversee committees as assigned by the President, ensuring effective communication and goal achievement.
• Assist in board development, including mentorship, training, and succession planning to maintain a strong operational structure.

Meeting Facilitation & Decision-Making
• Collaborate with the President in preparing meeting agendas and ensuring structured discussions using Robert’s Rules of Order.
• Provide input on key decisions and initiatives, ensuring fair and democratic board deliberations.
• Cast a deciding vote in meetings in the absence of the President when required.

Qualifications & Skills
• Experience in leadership roles within non-profits, community organizations, or volunteer initiatives.
• Knowledge of Robert’s Rules of Order and ability to facilitate structured and productive meetings.
• Strong organizational and interpersonal skills to support board operations and volunteer engagement.
• Passion for community service and a commitment to strengthening volunteerism in Kamloops.
• Problem-solving abilities and strategic thinking to support the organization’s growth and sustainability.
• Willingness to take an active, hands-on role in organizational operations.

Term & Commitment
• The Vice President serves a term as outlined in the bylaws of Volunteer Kamloops, with expectations for active participation in board meetings, operational tasks, and community events.

Jewish Seniors Alliance is in need of volunteers who speak either Cantonese and/or Mandarin to visit or phone isolated Chinese seniors.

Jewish Seniors Alliance provides a variety of volunteer opportunities such as  senior peer counselling, friendly visiting, friendly phone calls, supportive walking program and computer tech support. 

We are a diverse community service for clients and volunteers from all religious and cultural backgrounds.

For more information please contact:  charles.leibovitch@jsalliance.org

www.jsalliance.org

Task Summary: 
A friendly visit creates lasting, meaningful relationships between seniors and volunteers. With regular visits, isolated seniors experience improved physical, mental and emotional health and gain a more positive outlook.

No clinical care is required. Your role as a friendly visitor volunteer would be to provide friendship, support and stimulation in the lives of isolated seniors.

This position requires a weekly or bi-weekly commitment. Visits are typically 1 – 2 hours in length.

Qualifications:

·         Obtain and maintain a successful clearance of a criminal record check (cost covered by CCS) and provide satisfactory references

·         Excellent communication skills demonstrating empathy.

·         Be flexible-- your volunteer hours will be negotiated with the senior directly, in order to decide on a mutually convenient time and location for meeting.

·         Be a reliable self-starter who prefers minimal supervision

·         This position requires an ability to work with people from a wide variety of life

situations. Must be non-judgmental & respect confidentiality.

·         Friendly visits with seniors are tailored to individual needs of both parties (the client and the volunteer). Some visits may include: sharing coffee or tea, sharing and teaching hobbies to seniors, provide help with reading, organizing, walking and assisting with errands. Volunteers do not drive clients and you can request to be matched to a senior who lives in your area.

·         Experience with seniors is an asset.

·         Have a desire to talk, listen and socialize with clients

*An ability to communicate in a second language is an asset, but not mandatory.

The Lillooet Learning Communities Society (Lillooet Learns) as the host organization of the Community Connect Innovation HUB and associated programs, has developed a baseline program that supports elders in the Lillooet Area by connecting them to each other and key services.

This program supports seniors with simple, day to day tasks that allow them to live independently and remain connected to their communities.

We value our volunteers because they will assist Gardens4Kids in our mission to provide outreach, education and engagement to families and also manage the community shared gardening plot. We advocate for urban gardening and getting children involved in growing their own food. 

The Assistant Garden Coordinator will assist the Garden Coordinators (founders of Gardens4Kids) in the following tasks:

There are 2 roles available.

This plot is intended to provide the following:

-a place for families to bring their children to learn more about gardening. We plan to accept 3-4 families to participate in our garden plot. This is our first year doing this so we will see how it goes logistically.

-a space for children to tend to a garden, but without the commitment or need to sign up for (and pay for) a community garden plot. There are long waitlists for gardening plots – we can share the plot and harvest we have!

-a place for families bring their children to enjoy the sensory aspects of a garden (the smell, to touch, to enjoy).

-a plot to address food security. In the early months of the summer there will be a lot of lettuce and herbs to share, mid-summer a ton of cucumbers, late August and September there will be tomatoes. We hope to address some food security issues for families and provide an accessible space for everyone to take what they need.

-we hope to have some events to gather and celebrate and learn from each other at the gardening plot. All volunteers are invited to participate in those events as well.

-donation of food to Dan's Legacy Diner

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For 2025, we have 2 garden locations that will need volunteers to water the plots, coordinate volunteers, and coordinate the donation of food. 

Contact us if you are interested in helping out. 

Are you 55 and over?

Do you want to help support the quality  of life for seniors?

Interested in acquiring or further developing your counselling an listening skills with seniors?

Then please apply to register for our senior peer counselling training program.

You will learn about a variety of senior's issues including

Grief and Loss

Age related challenges:

Social Isolation

Cognitive Impairment

Depression, Anxiety and Loneliness

Home Support Issues

Mental Health and Wellness for Seniors

Upon completion of the training course you will get a certificate

The training is offered on zoom and is free.

We are diverse seniors organization and support both volunteers and clients from all religious and cultural backgrounds.  LBGTQ seniors are welcome to apply as well.training will be 

February 1,  4 pm- 8 pm,

Feb 3,  1 pm- 5 pm,

Feb 8,  4 pm- 8 pm,

Feb, 10,  1 pm - 5 pm,

Feb 15,  4 pm - 8 pm,

  Feb 17,  1 pm - 5 pm

  Feb 22, 4 pm-  8 pm, 

 Feb, 24,  1 pm -  5 pm,

March 1,  4  pm- 8 pm,

March 3,   1 pm - 5 pm,

March 8,  4 pm -  8 pm 

  For further information please contact:,  

Charles Leibovitch, Jewish Seniors Alliance,  Peer Support services Coordinator, 

charles.leibovitch@jsalliance.org

778-840-4949

Thank you,

Charles Leibovitch

www.jsalliance.org

Make an Impact as a Fundraiser Assistant for Vulnerable Youth in Bolivia

Are you passionate about driving change and creating opportunities for vulnerable youth? Join the Bolivian Children Foundation as a Fundraiser Assistant and play a key role in empowering children and young adults in our homes in Bolivia.

We need your help to identify new partnerships and networking opportunities that will raise more funds for our children’s and youth homes. In this key role, you’ll:

Your leadership will help sustain and expand our programs, ensuring that children in our care have access to education, healthcare, and the loving support they need to thrive.

If you’re skilled in communication, networking, and storytelling—and eager to support a small organization making a big difference—reach out today to join us in changing lives!

Jewish Seniors Alliance is seeking volunteers 18 and over to take a 15 hour training program and  then be matched with a senior to go out for walks or visit them in their homes for an an hour a week.  The training is being offered at no cost and at the end of the training you will get a certificate.

Due to COVID restrictions many more seniors became more isolated, lonely and depressed and would greatly benefit from contact with a volunteer.

The training program is very thorough and will help enhance ones learning and education about seniors issues such as grief and  loss, isolation and loneliness, cognitive impairment and mental and physical health age related issues.

Jewish Seniors Alliance is seeking volunteers 18 and over to take a 15 hour training program and  then be matched with a senior to go out for walks or visit them in their homes for an an hour a week.  The training is being offered at no cost and at the end of the training you will get a certificate.

Due to COVID restrictions many more seniors became more isolated, lonely and depressed and would greatly benefit from contact with a volunteer.

The training program is very thorough and will help enhance ones learning and education about seniors issues such as grief and  loss, isolation and loneliness, cognitive impairment and mental and physical health age related issues.

This position is perfect for someone who loves community engagement and building new connections. Your sole role will be to acquire new venues for us to host our seminars in. We are a newly established NPO that educates seniors on fraud prevention techniques through seminars hosted at community centres, retirement homes, libraries, etc. This position requires you to be constantly reaching out to new venues and offering our services. This is a very important role and requires someone with great ambition to take over. In the additional comments please specify why you would be a great fit for us. We look forward to hearing from you!

The S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Help Lines program provides a safe and supportive environment for Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean and Farsi-speaking residents by telephone who are in need of emotional support. As many Ukrainian immigrants settle in Canada, we expand this free service to Ukrainian-speaking residents to sustain their mental health. The Launching Ceremony of the Ukrainian Helpline was a momentous occasion, symbolizing a significant step forward in addressing the crucial issue of mental health support in the community. 

The Ukrainian Helpline is operational, offering emotional support to individuals in need, working hours Mon – Fri: 10 am – 8 pm, Sat – Sun: 10 am – 5 pm (BC). By calling 1 (888) 721 0596, Ext. 5. There are no age limitations, community members can connect with our empathetic trained volunteers who are dedicated to offering a listening ear during times of emotional distress. The official information can be found on the web-site:  https://successbc.ca/counselling-crisis-support/services/help-lines/

If individuals are interested in volunteering for the project, they have two options for getting involved. They can either complete an application form on MyImpactPage at S.U.C.C.E.S.S.'s website (MyImpactPage - Ukrainian Helpline Volunteer Needed) or send an email to chlvolunteer@success.bc.ca We use telecommunication and trainings are provided online in Ukrainian language. Thank you so much!

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in your community? Do you believe in the power of kindness and compassion? Fair Haven Homes Society invites you to join our dedicated team of volunteers!

Fair Haven Homes Society is a non-profit organization committed to enhancing the lives of seniors by providing quality care and support services. We believe that every individual deserves to age with dignity and respect, and our volunteers play a crucial role in making this vision a reality.

As a volunteer with Fair Haven Homes Society, you will have the opportunity to:

- Make a Difference: Whether you're spending time with residents, assisting with recreational activities, or lending a helping hand with administrative tasks, your contribution will positively impact the lives of seniors in our community.
- Build Meaningful Relationships: Form genuine connections with residents, staff, and fellow volunteers. Your kindness and companionship will brighten someone's day and create lasting memories.
- Gain Valuable Experience: Develop new skills, expand your knowledge of elder care, and enhance your resume through hands-on experience in a supportive and collaborative environment.
- Be Part of a Caring Community: Join a team that values inclusivity, empathy, and respect. At Fair Haven Homes Society, we celebrate diversity and embrace the unique talents and perspectives of each individual.
- Flexible Opportunities: Whether you can volunteer weekly, bi-weekly, or on special occasions, we offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate your availability and interests.

No previous experience is required – just a willingness to lend a helping hand and a genuine desire to make a difference in the lives of others.

If you're ready to embark on a rewarding journey of giving back, we invite you to become a volunteer with Fair Haven Homes Society. Together, we can create a community where seniors thrive and feel valued.

To apply or learn more about volunteer opportunities, please contact Dana LeMoine, Director of Therapeutic Recreation & Volunteer Services at dlemoine@fairhaven.bc.ca

Do you enjoy the company of seniors? Do you have good listening and communication skills?  Do you have a few hours a month to help? If so, help us build an inclusive and supportive community for seniors by providing transportation to their medical appointments.  

We currently need supported transportation volunteers in Squamish, Whistler, and Pemberton. 

About This Role 

When a senior in Squamish, Whistler, or Pemberton has limited transportation options and needs help getting to and from a medical appointment, we call upon our awesome roster of volunteers to help the senior make it to their appointment. Currently, we need to grow our roster to be able to respond to the requests that are coming in.  

In this volunteer role, you would pick up the senior, assist them in getting to their medical appointment, and pick them up after the appointment to take them home. Some medical appointments happen within your community. However, an honorarium is offered if the medical appointment is outside of the community.  

Our volunteers can accept or decline requests based on their availability; you are always free to say no! 

We are looking for volunteers in the Squamish, Whistler, and Pemberton areas who have good working vehicles and safe driving records. We offer an honorarium for those who drive seniors outside of the community.   

We require a safe driving abstract and a minimum of $2m liability insurance for your vehicle. 

Next steps: 

Make a difference in the life of a senior today.   You can apply for this opportunity through iVolunteer or contact us directly.  Christina Rupp: betterathome@sscs.ca or (604) 567-9090. 

Join our Friendly Visiting volunteer team at the Sea to Sky Better at Home Program!  

Do you enjoy the company of seniors? Do you have good listening and communication skills? Are you patient, respectful, and understanding? Do you have a couple of hours a month to share with a senior? If so, help us build an inclusive and supportive community through one-to-one friendly visits with seniors.  

We need volunteers in Squamish, Whistler, and Pemberton. 

About This Role 

We will match you with a senior and you’ll meet them at their home to provide companionship and connection once or twice a month. This could include activities such as walking in the neighbourhood, having coffee or tea, playing cards or a game or reading with them.    

The volunteer role would be a good fit for those with some free time during daytime hours and who enjoy spending quality time with others. This volunteer role would suit seniors who are interested in supporting other seniors, adults, and students who want experience working with seniors. We are looking for volunteers who can spend 2-3 hours a month.  

Next steps: 

Make a difference in the life of a senior today.   You can apply for this opportunity through iVolunteer or contact us directly.  Gina Dean: betterathome@sscs.ca or (604) 567-9090. 

Are you passionate about making a difference and love creating engaging content? BCF is looking for creative and enthusiastic virtual volunteers to help bring our mission to life through social media and supporter communication.

As part of our team, you’ll play a vital role in sharing our story, connecting with supporters, and showcasing the incredible work we do to empower vulnerable children and youth. This is a flexible and fun opportunity to use your skills in social media management, storytelling, and communication while being part of a purpose-driven community—all from the comfort of your home.

If you're eager to use your creativity to support BCF's mission and connect with a meaningful cause, we'd love to have you on board! Together, we can make a real difference.

Social Media Management: 

Develop and execute a content calendar for social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Twitter). 

Create, schedule, and publish engaging content that highlights BCF’s work, success stories, and upcoming events. 

Monitor social media engagement, respond to comments and messages, and foster community interaction. 

Analyze social media performance and adjust strategies to increase reach and engagement. 

Supporter Communications: 

Draft and send newsletters, updates, and announcements to BCF’s supporter base. 

Collaborate with the Sponsorship Program Coordinator to share relevant stories and updates that resonate with donors and sponsors. 

Manage the contact list, ensuring supporter information is accurate and up-to-date. 

Assist with crafting messaging for fundraising campaigns and events. 

Event Promotion: 

Promote any BCF events, fundraising campaigns, and volunteer opportunities through social media and email. Engage with the community to boost event participation and donor involvement. 

Are you interested in helping those in Burnaby?
We are looking for volunteers to help deliver meals to Burnaby residents who, for reasons of age, illness or disability are unable to prepare meals for themselves.

Description
Pick up meals at our Brentwood location (2055 Rosser Ave) and delivering meals to clients in a safe and timely manner. Meals will be delivered between 10:30am – 12:30pm to seniors at home.

Volunteers will need to follow directions (i.e. instructions for where to put meals, where to enter building etc.) and work independently.
Communicate with Program Coordinator regarding client concerns, undeliverable meals and special requests

Being friendly, reliable and patient

Enjoy driving, enjoy helping people

Skills, Experience, Qualifications Required
Access to own vehicle
Current driver’s license
Good knowledge of how to navigate Burnaby is beneficial, map reading skill

Time Commitment
Meals on Wheels delivers every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday between 10:30am -12:30pm
We are looking for regular volunteers
3 months minimum commitment

Apply at:
https://burnabynh.ca/get-involved-volunteer/
Thank you for your interest!

All volunteers are required to complete a volunteer application process with the Burnaby Neighbourhood House. This includes a volunteer application form, informal interview (10 mins), completing an online volunteer orientation (22 mins.), and policy form.

Please contact Tina Nguyen for more information
seniorvolunteer@burnabynh.ca

INFORMATION SERVICES

In order to participate in Information Services you must first be a successful volunteer with the GWCPC!

The Information Services & Referral Program in the GWCPC’s front office is the core of the Community Policing Centre. It plays a significant role to address residents' day-to-day crime and safety concerns, promote crime prevention and provide information about community resources. Information Services & Referrals operates with trained volunteers and staff supported by the Neighbourhood Police Officer (NPO). Staff and volunteers work closely with other services to follow-up on civic related complaints and issues like graffiti, garbage, abandoned vehicles, and damaged public property.
​Discover the benefits of volunteering in the front office and sign up!

Develop Valuable Professional Skills: Volunteering in the Front Office provides an opportunity to develop valuable professional skills such as communication, organization, time management, and problem-solving. You'll gain experience in customer service, learn to handle sensitive information, and develop attention to detail through writing reports. Additionally, for those interested in law enforcement, the front office will give you experience in working with difficult people and individuals facing significant challenges in their lives.

Make a Difference in the Community: By volunteering, you'll be making a significant difference in the lives of people in your community. You'll be helping to connect people with important resources.

Meet New People: Volunteering is a great way to meet new people & make friends. You'll be working alongside other volunteers who share your passion for helping others, and you'll also have the opportunity to interact with members of the public who visit the Front Office.

PATROLS

In order to participate in Patrols you must first be a successful volunteer with the GWCPC!

Volunteer Patrols respond to citizen inquiries while observing streets, alleys, and parking lots for unlawful actions. They report all suspicious activity as well as issues relating to graffiti and garbage. Volunteers receive direction from the NPO (Neighbourhood Police Officer) and staff to respond to District Priorities and weekly crime statistics provided by VPD.

Foot & Bike patrollers also conduct vehicle safety audits to inform owners how to protect their vehicles from break-in or theft, look for stolen cars using a database of stolen vehicles, and deliver Crime Alerts to communicate with residents in reported crime areas.
Our patrol programs:
Foot Patrol
Bike Patrol
Speed Watch

FOOT PATROL
The Foot Patrol program offers a great opportunity to contribute to a safer community in Grandview Woodlands, Gain valuable experience and training, and meet new people and connect with the community. Here are some key details about the Foot Patrol Training Program:

- Inspect parked vehicles for theft risk.
- Distribute information packages or notices.
- Monitor various activities or “hot spots” throughout Grandview Woodlands.
- Photograph, track, and upload graffiti information to VAN311.
- Identify, map and chart problem areas throughout each neighbourhood in Grandview
Woodland.
- Adopt a block in the neighbourhood and connect with the residents.
- Neighbourhood Police Officer (NPO - Cst. Kim) Volunteer Foot Patrols.

SPEED WATCH - ROAD SAFETY
Sponsored by ICBC and supported by the VPD, Speed Watch volunteers educate drivers to be more aware of speed limits on residential streets and areas with greater accident reports. Using radar equipment and an illuminated digital board, Speed Watch volunteers inform drivers of the speed at which they are traveling, in addition to conducting Cell Watch to determine how many drivers are observed to be distracted by their mobile devices.

Vancouver Police Officers can collaborate with GWCPC volunteers to issue speeding tickets to drivers who do not decrease their speed upon exiting a Speed Watch zone.

Make a Difference in the Community: By volunteering, you'll be making a significant difference in the lives of people in your community. You'll be helping to connect people with important resources.

Meet New People: Volunteering is a great way to meet new people & make friends. You'll be working alongside other volunteers who share your passion for helping others, and you'll also have the opportunity to interact with members of the public who visit the Front Office.

PROGRAM NAME:           Community Van

POSITION TITLE:               Volunteer Driver

AVAILIBILITY:                     Must be available 1 day/week between 7:30am-3:00pm

LOCATION:                         2420 Montrose Avenue

REPORTS TO:                     Program Coordinator

Important Note: All client bookings MUST be done through the Transportation Coordinator. If a client calls a volunteer driver for a ride, it is the driver's responsibility to inform us of the ride request.

The Volunteer Driver for the Community Van Service plays a crucial role in ensuring individuals and families without transportation can attend essential appointments and community activities within Abbotsford. This role requires reliable and responsible driving, adhering to safety protocols, and providing compassionate assistance to passengers. Volunteer Drivers must maintain effective communication with the Program Coordinator and ensure the program vehicle is sanitized and ready for use. This position is ideal for someone with strong interpersonal skills, a commitment to community service, and the ability to adapt to varying schedules and needs.

 QUALIFICATIONS

Education and Certification:

Knowledge and Skill Set

Supported Transportation for Seniors in Kimberley BC!

About this initiative

Summit Community Services Better at Home Supported Transportation volunteers help seniors who live in the Kimberley and Marysville areas. Our Better at Home programs support low or modest-income seniors with simple, day-to-day tasks that allow them to live independently and remain connected to their communities.

What you will be helping with:

Other Helpful Information:

Interested? Next Steps:

Learn more about the volunteer opportunity by meeting with our Better at Home coordinator in person or by phone. To schedule a meeting, please contact Thea Dahl at 250-581-4344 or email betterathome@summitfamily.ca

Better at Home Volunteer: Minor Home Repair

 Summary:

As a Volunteer Minor Home Repair Worker, you will be assisting seniors with tasks related to keeping them living independently in their own home.  Tasks may include changing light bulbs, changing door locks, fixing a loose piece of carpet or any minor request that helps keep the Senior healthy and safe in their own home such as touching up paint, minor wall repairs, fixing minor leaks, fixing weather stripping, replacing toilet seats or seals, and adjustment or replacing of curtain rods, showerheads or grab bars.

Key Activities:

-Have some level of home repair knowledge or the ability to take direction from the senior

-Assist seniors only with aspects of home repairs that they are not able to do for themselves

-Report any incidences and emergencies immediately

-Abide by a The Oath of Confidentiality Agreement related to senior information

-Take direction from the Program Coordinator or designate

-Respect and comply with Summit Family Services policies, procedures, codes of conduct and ethics

Other Helpful Information:

Minor Home Repair Volunteers will:

-Be responsible for their own transportation to and from the client’s home for deliver services

-Demonstrate patience, understanding and empathy for vulnerable populations

-Pass a criminal record check

-Be in suitable physical condition to perform the minor home repair duties that you agree to

-Be sensitive towards seniors and people from diverse cultures

-Have good communication skills

-Provide three (non-family) references

Interested? Next Steps:

Learn more about the volunteer opportunity by meeting with our Better at Home coordinator in person or by phone. To schedule a meeting, please contact Thea Dahl at 250-581-4344

Better at Home Volunteer: Local Reference Group Member

 Summary:

The main role of the Local Reference group is to act as a consultative body. The group is facilitated internally by a member and there is no external chair. The Reference Group is to act upon request of the Better at Home Program Coordinator(s) or Manager with information, resources and at times, hands on assistance to achieve the Better at Home program’s goal.  Group members may act together or independently as required.

Key Activities:

Specific duties of the reference group could include:

-Supporting program improvement by making recommendations and proposals.

-Facilitating information sharing between stakeholders and other community members regarding the Better at Home program in Kimberley.

-Outreach, supporting volunteers and staff, promotion and advocacy.

-Sector integration: participating in local and regional sector activities.

Group members provide informed expertise, focused attention, and thoughtful input into policies and practices related to:

-client services

-service providers

-volunteer training

-partnerships and collaborations

Interested? Next Steps:

Learn more about the volunteer opportunity by meeting with our Better at Home coordinator in person or by phone. To schedule a meeting, please contact Thea Dahl at 250-581-4344

Better at Home Volunteer: Light Yard Work

Summary:

As a Volunteer Light Yard Worker, you will be assisting seniors with yard tasks related to keeping them living independently in their own home.  Tasks limited to lawn maintenance, leaf raking, path clearing and light weeding in the general yard area.

Key Activities:

Light Yard Worker Volunteers will:

-Have some level of yard work knowledge or the ability to take direction from the senior

-Assist seniors only with aspects of yard work that they are not able to do for themselves

-Abide by the Oath of Confidentiality Agreement related to senior information

-Take direction from the Program Coordinator or designate

-Respect and comply with Summit Community Services policies, procedures, codes of conduct and ethics

Other Helpful Information:

Light Yard Worker Volunteers will:

-Be responsible for their own transportation to and from the client’s home for yard work services

-Demonstrate patience, understanding and empathy for vulnerable populations

-Pass a criminal record check

-Be in a suitable physical condition to perform the light yard work duties that you agree to

-Be sensitive towards seniors and people from diverse cultures

-Have good communication skills

-Provide three (non-family) references

Interested? Next Steps:

Learn more about the volunteer opportunity by meeting with our Better at Home coordinator in person or by phone. To schedule a meeting, please contact Thea Dahl at 250-581-4344

Better at Home Volunteer: Light Housekeeping Services

Summary:

As a Volunteer Housekeeper, you will be assisting seniors with housekeeping tasks related to keeping them living independently in their own home.  Tasks limited to light housekeeping such as vacuuming, dusting, sweeping, surface cleaning of floors, kitchens and bathrooms, cleaning and organizing the fridge, emptying the garbage/recycle/compost and making the bed.

Key Activities:

Housekeeping Volunteers will:

-Have some level of housekeeping knowledge or the ability to take direction from the senior

-Assist seniors only with aspects of housework that they are not able to do for themselves

-Abide by the Oath of Confidentiality Agreement related to senior information

-Take direction from the Program Coordinator or designate

-Respect and comply with Summit Community Services policies, procedures, codes of conduct and ethics

Other Helpful Information:

Housekeeping Volunteers will:

-Be responsible for their own transportation to and from the client’s home for deliver services

-Demonstrate patience, understanding and empathy for vulnerable populations

-Pass a criminal record check

-Be in suitable physical condition to perform the housekeeping duties that you agree to

-Be sensitive towards seniors and people from diverse cultures

-Have good communication skills

-Provide three (non-family) references

Interested? Next Steps:

Learn more about the volunteer opportunity by meeting with our Better at Home coordinator in person or by phone. To schedule a meeting, please contact Thea Dahl at 250-581-4344

Better At Home Volunteer Opportunity:

Friendly Visiting with Seniors in Kimberley BC!

About this initiative

Summit Community Services Society Better at Home Friendly Visiting volunteers play a social role for seniors living in the Kimberley and Marysville area.  Our Better at Home programs support seniors with simple, day-to-day tasks, allowing them to live independently and remain connected to their communities. As seniors seek to age in place, they can sometimes lose connection with friends and family. By connecting with seniors for some friendly company, caring volunteers can significantly reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness, making a real difference in a senior’s life.

What you will be helping with:

•                     Meeting with a senior 1-2 times monthly in person and/or by phone.

•                     Collaborating with the senior to plan the activity you want to do together.

•                    Simple activities could include having friendly conversations, walking in the neighborhood, coloring, simple art projects, baking, having coffee or tea, playing cards or a game, reading, watching TV and talking about the program afterward, and connecting the senior with community resources.

Other Helpful Information:

•                     Select meeting times that meet your availability.

•                    This volunteer role would be a good fit for those with some free time during daytime hours and who enjoy spending quality time with others.

•                    This role requires a criminal record check and 3 nonfamily references to ensure the safety and well being of our seniors.

Interested? Next Steps:

Learn more about the volunteer opportunity by meeting with our Better at Home coordinator in person or by phone. To schedule a meeting, please contact Thea Dahl at 250-581-4344

The Chilliwack Bowls of Hope Society is looking for energetic individuals who would be willing to help us in our kitchen with day-to-day tasks. Our staff is here to provide you with the guidance necessary to having a safe and wonderful time during your volunteering shift; because of this no professional kitchen/foodsafe experience is needed, though is always welcome! We firmly believe that it takes a village to feed a child and encourage people from all walks of life to help up feed the children in our community!

 Physical Requirements:

Some of the daily tasks would include: 

Assets:

In order to apply, please fill out the volunteer application form here:

https://form-can.keela.co/volunteer-application-form4

For any further questions or concerns please contact the Program Manager Jessica at Jessica.sweeney@chilliwackbowlsofhope.

The Chilliwack Bowls of Hope Society is looking for more volunteers who would be able to help us deliver/pick-up donations.

If you are interested in this opportunity, and meet the requirements, please follow the link below to our volunteer application and fill it out to the best of your ability. If you are interested in learning more about who we are and what we do, please follow this link: https://chilliwackbowlsofhope.com/about

Requirements:

Volunteer Application: https://form-can.keela.co/volunteer-application-form4

If you have any further questions/concerns please email the Program Manager Jessica at jessica.sweeney@chilliwackbowlsofhope.com

We are always welcoming new volunteers to our Better at Home program!

Better at Home volunteers visit our senior clients at their homes for social visits to keep them connected to the community.

Some volunteers opt in to driving clients to local appointments and errands.

We are always interested in volunteers interested light yard work, but this is not part of a regular volunteer position.

As little as an hour a week can make a difference in the life of a homebound or isolated client.

If you are interested in supporting our seniors in staying independent at home, for longer this is where you can serve your community!

Reach out today for more information about this important program in your community.  There are two chapters of the Better at Home program on the Sunshine Coast.  Ours services Port Mellon to Sechelt. 

Pender Harbour Health Center services Halfmoon Bay to Egmont.  For positions further up  the coast please contact: haida.bolton@penderharbourhealth.com

**Volunteers do not do health care, cleaning or personal care for clients.**

We are seeking fun-loving, outgoing people to join our team at the Community Services Thrift Store in Gibsons.

We offer flexible shifts and a great team to work with.

Looking for:

If you're looking for a fun volunteer placement where you meet lots of people in your community, this is a great opportunity.

Profits from our store all go back into programs provided by Community Services on the Sunshine Coast.

Based in Castlegar and District Community Service Society and serving the area from Nakusp and down to Castlegar, Nelson, Grand Forks and areas in between.  The West Kootenay Volunteer Driver Program connects drivers and people requiring transportation across the West Kootenays - primarily for medical appointments and when other methods of transportation are not available or accessible. 

If you enjoy driving, are looking to give back to the community and have access to a reliable, insured vehicle, please reach out to Castlegar Community Services 1-877-304-2990 or stop by CDSS at 1695 Columbia Ave in Castlegar. 

Drivers have access to various trainings and are reimbursed for transit.  

The ASLCS Community Medical Bus travels to the Okanagan (stops in Vernon and Kelowna) on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month.

We are seeking drivers with a class 4 unrestricted license to take on some shifts from our long term drivers who are getting ready to retire from driving. 

Ideally, this position will appeal to retired or semi-retired persons with some flexibility, wishing to help out their community and engage with members of our village as they travel out of town for medical and social needs.  Occasional trips around town - such as Christmas lights tours, travel to special events and designated driving are also required.  

Drivers are given an honorarium to cover meals on travel days.  

About this initiative

Parkgate Community Services volunteers play an important social role for seniors living in North Vancouver.  Our Better at Home programs support seniors with simple, day-to-day tasks, allowing them to live independently and remain connected to their communities.  As seniors seek to age in place, they can sometimes lose connection with friends and family. By connecting with seniors for some friendly company, caring volunteers can significantly reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness, making a real difference in a senior’s life.

You can apply for this opportunity through iVolunteer by hitting the ‘respond’ button or contact us directly at:  asealy@parkgatesociety.ca