Opportunities From: iVolunteer Powered by United Way British Columbia

Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver meals to isolated seniors in our community by car or by bike. In addition to a hot meal, volunteers provide a friendly chat and an informal safety check on our clients. Typically, our volunteers commit to volunteering once per week, however, we are willing to work around how much time you have to give.

We provide orientation, support and mileage reimbursement for drivers. We would love you to join our team!

Volunteer Positions available:

Meal Delivery Route Driver

Route drivers pick up meals from a depot then deliver hot meals directly to clients, providing a friendly visit and informal check on their safety.

Shifts: Flexible; between 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Monday to Friday

Kitchen Meal Courier

Kitchen meal couriers bring the meals in batches to various depots across Vancouver and Richmond; they also return the previous day’s empty meal bags back to the kitchen.

Shifts: Flexible; between 9-11 am Monday to Friday

For more information or to apply call/email us at 604-733-9177 x 107/ wmowvolunteer@carebc.ca or apply online here: https://www.carebc.ca/apply-now.html

Volunteers needed for Meals on Wheels!

The Heath and Home Care Society of BC is an independent and locally based non-profit organization. We are so thankful for our volunteers who provide meals to isolated residents in the Richmond and Vancouver area.

Kitchen meal couriers bring the meals in batches to various depots from Richmond to Vancouver; they also return the previous day’s empty meal bags back to the Richmond kitchen.

Shifts: Flexible; between 9-11 am Monday to Friday

We provide orientation, support and mileage reimbursement for drivers. We would love you to join our team!

For more information or to apply call/email us at 604-733-9177 x 107/ wmowvolunteer@carebc.ca or apply online here: https://www.carebc.ca/apply-now.html

We need your help! We are looking for volunteers to deliver Chinese meals to seniors on week day mornings. Two hours once a week is all it takes to help!

Volunteers deliver meals in our community by car with mileage reimbursement. In addition to a hot meal, volunteers provide a friendly chat and an informal safety check on our clients. Typically, our volunteers commit to delivery once per week, however, we are willing to work around how much time you have to give.

Route drivers pick up meals from a depot then deliver hot meals directly to clients, providing a friendly visit and informal check on their safety.

Shifts: Flexible; between 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Monday to Friday

We would love you to join our team. For more information, please call/email at 604-733-9177 x 107/wmowvolunteer@carebc.ca or apply online here: https://www.carebc.ca/apply-now.html

Purpose of Position

The vision of Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia is to continually improve the welfare of urban wildlife. Our mission is to provide leadership in rehabilitating wildlife and in promoting the welfare of wild animals in the urban environment.

We run a wildlife hospital located on a single site at the edge of Burnaby Lake. We treat over 6,000 wild birds and bats each year and provide public education through 30,000 calls to our Wildlife Helpline. Our Business Operations department plans, coordinates and oversees all our programs including development, communications, resources and volunteering.

Each year, 250 volunteers participate in a range of positions both on and off site. We are currently seeking volunteers to help transport wildlife patients and supplies to and from Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley (AECFV) to our wildlife hospital.

AECFV Transport Drivers are accountable to the Support Centre’s staff and volunteers for responding to transport requests on Saturdays and representing Wildlife Rescue to partners and the public in a positive and professional way.

All volunteers must be 16 years or older and provide a Criminal Record Check, proof of up-to-date tetanus vaccination and full Covid-19 vaccination.

Qualifications

We are looking for:

Deliverables

The AECFV Transport Volunteer is expected to ensure the highest standards of practice are achieved and maintained in accordance with the mission, vision and values of WRA, and to ensure adherence to all policies and legal requirements. All data and information will remain the property of Wildlife Rescue and be treated confidentially.

While transporting patients, AECFV Transport Drivers are expected to place patient welfare and safety first. This means driving in a defensive manner, keeping noise in the vehicle to a minimum, and following any patient-specific instructions from Support Centre staff or volunteers.

Please note there is no animal handling expected of AECFV Transport Drivers.

Time Commitment

All Wildlife Rescue volunteers start with a minimum commitment of 100 hours. Most AECFV Transport Drivers have a set scheduled day per week that they do transports as well as have the option to be on-call with their availability should they want to do more transports. Two transports per month must be completed to remain active on the AECFV Transport Team.

Recognition & Benefits

We will discuss your specific motivations and learning objectives and keep those in mind throughout your engagement. You will have the opportunity to:

We will discuss your specific motivations and learning objectives and keep those in mind throughout your engagement. You will have the opportunity to:

Upon successful completion of the minimum commitment and at the volunteer’s request, the Volunteer Program team will provide references.

AECFV Transport Drivers who have completed a minimum number of shifts are eligible to train in new roles, including:

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

It is WRA’s policy to provide equal opportunity for all qualified volunteers and applicants without regard to race, colour, religion or creed, gender, age, disability, national origin, language, political belief, criminal record, pregnancy, marital status or sexual orientation. Reasonable accommodation will be made for persons with disabilities.

This policy applies to hiring, placement, promotion, termination, transfer, leaves of absence, and training. If you need individualised support in the application process or to conduct the volunteer role, you may contact us at volunteer@wildliferescue.ca.

How to Apply

Please fill out an application form and watch the Information Session video that is sent to you. More information can be found on our website at Wildlife Rescue Association of BC | Volunteering.

Got a passion for social media? Got topics you’d like to see covered in the community?

Filipino BC is looking for online content creators who are passionate about using social media and online mediums for education and advocacy. Creator Educators will create educational content in various formats such as: posts, stories, videos, infographics, podcasts, blogs, and online courses.

With the support of the Project Director and Director of Marketing of Communications, Creator Educators will develop educational content – focused on but not limited to arts, culture, and heritage of the Filipino community and related communities (Asian, Southeast Asia, Austronesian, Pasifika), anti-racism, mental health, current events, social issues, individual features and more.

Creator Educators can be from anywhere!

We are looking for community-members who are interested in creating content in their own voice. Our aim is to have a platform with community led content, by us for everyone!

We are looking for Creator Educators who are willing to submit regular content 1-2 times a month. Creator Educators should have some familiarity with Canva or other content creation software and platforms.

Are you passionate about welcoming newcomers and helping them learn English?

Are you fluent in English – spoken, written and reading - and ready to use curricular teaching materials?

Are you excited to communicate and work with people from multi-cultural backgrounds?

If so, then you should consider teaching English with Kingcrest International Neighbours (KIN)!

A successful applicant will have the skills needed to teach in KIN’s English Language Learning (ELL) program.  We are looking for persons who will be energetic in teaching and building supportive relationships in the context of KIN’s outreach with newcomers to Canada. 

Class Hours and Structure:  During 10-week Fall, Winter and/or Spring Terms, KIN ELL classes are held at our building in South-East Vancouver on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.  Our Volunteer Teachers serve on both Tuesday & Thursday, or either Thursday or Thursday.  Up to 3 Levels of English are offered each term from Beginner through Intermediate, based on students’ proficiency and needs.

We are looking for a phone savvy individual who would be interested in calling those with expiring Disability Parking Permits (DPP). This is a service we pride ourselves in providing for those in and around our community with DPP's and we rely on volunteers to help us provide this service.

If you feel this is right up your ally, please reach out to the Education & Program Coordinator 250.376.7878 Ext. 2 or programs@peopleinmotion.org

What: Provide with housing or discounted rent to Displaced Ukrainians short or long term

Why: Ukrainians are arriving and looking for accommodation

When: any time stating now

For how long: from 2 weeks to 12 months

For more information please contact Olena (olenas@uwbc.ca)

This project  needs volunteer for helping seniors  during  the extreme weather, recruitment of volunteers and workshop will take place at Tommy Douglas Public Library(Burnaby).Address: 7311 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC V5E 1G8.

Date & Time:

Next workshop on Saturday: October 7, 2023: from 1:00p.m- 3:00p.m

Workshop October 21, 2023: from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

We will need 10 volunteers for helping seniors during this project, please

For registration email Gisele : AfricanCanadianSSPA@outlook.com 

or text at 778 708 5559

P.S: Snack & transportation are provided

Handy Person and Yardwork help

We strive to keep Seniors living independently in their own homes and sometimes they need help with some household tasks. For example, raking leaves, home maintenance and snow removal.

Requirements:

Work can be done based on your availability. 

Richmond Music School has two openings for volunteers to help us to create and manage all the social media campaigns and generate more viewers on our social media platforms.  This is a remote position with flexible hours. 

Richmond Music School is a charitable organization, established in 1979 in Richmond, BC, with the goal of providing the highest level of musical education to people of all ages. Through private and group lessons, both theoretical and practical, we strive to enrich the lives of our students, community and society as a whole.

Key responsibilities:

Knowledge & experience:

Expected time commitment: 1 – 3 hours per week.

Please send your application and CV to volunteer.coordinator@richmondmusicschool.ca

If you want more details, please email to volunteer.coordinator@richmondmusicschool.ca

Richmond Music School has an opening for a volunteer to help us with finding the resources to fund our programs. This is a mostly-remote position with flexible hours. Some in-person meetings may be required, so applicants need to be in the Greater Vancouver Metro area.

Richmond Music School is a charitable organization, established in 1979 in Richmond, BC, with the goal of providing the highest level of musical education to people of all ages. Through private and group lessons, both theoretical and practical, we strive to enrich the lives of our students, community and society as a whole.

Key responsibilities:

Knowledge & experience:

Expected time commitment: 2 – 5 hours per week.

Please send your application and CV to volunteer.coordinator@richmondmusicschool.ca

If you want more details, please email to volunteer.coordinator@richmondmusicschool.ca

Play a part in creating a more compassionate and united Cedar Valley community through the Kindness Rock Community Project. Paint uplifting messages on rocks to spread positivity, kindness, and inspiration to brighten someone's day and foster a sense of community wellness.

This self-directed volunteer position allows you to make a meaningful impact while flexibly contributing your time and creativity at your own pace.

This is a self-directed volunteer role, so you have the flexibility to choose your level of involvement. You can dedicate as much or as little time as you wish, making it a perfect opportunity for those with busy schedules.

Rock Painting and Decorating: Create hand-painted or decorated rocks with uplifting messages, inspiring quotes, or beautiful designs. Use your artistic skills to make each rock unique and visually appealing.

Rock Distribution: Place your painted rocks in various locations throughout the community, such as parks, trails, schools, libraries, and local businesses. Ensure that the rocks are well-hidden but easily discoverable by others.

Spread Positivity: Encourage and inspire others by crafting messages that promote kindness, resilience, empathy, and unity. Your rocks will be a source of encouragement for those who find them.

Social Media Engagement: Document your rock-painting adventures and rock placements on social media platforms to raise awareness of the Kindness Rock Community Project. Use relevant hashtags and share the joy your rocks bring to people's lives.

Community Engagement: Encourage others in your community to join the project by organizing workshops or events where people can gather to paint and decorate rocks together. Share your passion for kindness and art with fellow volunteers.

Maintain a Positive Environment: Ensure that your rocks and messages promote positivity, inclusivity, and respect. 

to design visually appealing and inspiring rocks.

to take the initiative to create and distribute rocks.

to share your progress and engage with the community through social media.

to make a positive impact on your community and promote acts of kindness

the diverse backgrounds and perspectives within your community.

Personal Fulfillment: The satisfaction of knowing you're spreading kindness and positivity in your community.

Creativity: An outlet for your artistic talents and a chance to express yourself through rock painting.

Community Connection: Opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for kindness.

Flexibility: Set your own schedule and work at your own pace.

Recognition: The chance to see your rocks shared and appreciated by those who find them.

Got other ideas you'd like to share? Elizabeth would love to hear them! 

Located at Mill Lake Church, the Mill Lake Community Cupboard is a valuable year-round community resource that provides essential sustenance for our most vulnerable residents. 

Community Cupboard Volunteer Stewards play a crucial role in ensuring that the Cupboard remains well stocked, clean and welcoming for those who need it most. 

While flexible scheduling is available, we request at least three hours per week to maintain the consistency and effectiveness of the Cupboard. 

We recommend checking the Cupboard twice on the day of your shift. Please sign up for shifts here.

Contact Jasmine at JasmineB@uwbc.ca 

If you're driven by compassion, organized, and eager to give back to the community, we invite you to become a Volunteer Community Cupboard Steward. Your dedication will ensure our pantry remains a beacon of hope and sustenance for those in need. Join us in making a difference, one meal at a time!

Provide socialization, emotional support and encouragement to isolated seniors.

Duties: From home, contact the clients via telephone. Engage the clients in a friendly, social conversation, Ideally up to 25 minutes long. Provide appointment reminders. Notice any health or emotional changes. Report any issues/concerns to Support Services Program Coordinator. Access emergency intervention for client if needed. Communicate closely and regularly with the Support Services Program Coordinator.

Qualifications: Ability to understand and speak English. Must be able to use the internet and communicate via email. Good interpersonal skills: friendly, courteous, patient. Ability to work independently. Capacity to maintain confidentiality. Able to communicate in a clear and effective manner. Punctual and reliable. Comfortable dealing with emotional issues/topics. Ability to initiate and sustain conversation. Be in good mental health.

Requirements: Mandatory criminal record check. Must be renewed every 5 years. Provide two references. 

Commitment required: One or more mornings per week; starting at approx. 9:30am for approx. 2-3 hrs. Minimum 6 months of service.

Benefits: Connecting with people. Giving back to the community. Reference letter after 6 months of service.

Training required: Volunteer orientation, Program training approx. 1 hour

Reports to: Support Services Program Coordinator

Volunteer Position - Grocery Order taker

Intent of Program - To provide a supported shopping service to seniors who face multiple barriers making it difficult to shop for groceries and daily essentials.

Duties - Make calls from a given list of clients. Follow instructions outlined in the instructional manual on how to place orders. Input the  client's grocery order using the on-line shopping program.

Qualifications - Basic computer skills. Ability to speak  and understand English. Must be able to use the internet and communicate via email and telephone. Good interpersonal skills: friendly, courteous, patient. Ability to work independently Capacity to maintain confidentiality. Able to communicate in a clear and effective manner. Punctual and reliable. Detail orientated.

Requirements - Mandatory criminal record check. Must be renewed every 5 years. Provide two references.

Commitment required - One weekday morning, weekly; starting at 9:30am; approx. 2 hours

Benefits - Connecting with people. Giving back to the community. Reference letter after 6 months of service.

Training required - Volunteer orientation. Program training provided by Support Services Program Coordinator (approx. 1 hr.) Additional training as required.

 Other Helpful Information

About NWFM
The New West Farmers Market (NWFM) focuses on environmentally sustainable food
production by bringing locally grown and produced foods to the community, thereby contributing
to local economic development, healthy eating, and food security while connecting with our
heritage of having a vibrant city market.
As a non-profit society, NWFM is governed by a volunteer seven-person Board of Directors who
are elected for one-year terms.
The Opportunity
We have an immediate opening to join the Board as Co-Treasurer to ensure a smooth
transition with our outgoing current Treasurer. The successful candidate would be elected as
Treasurer in our upcoming Board year.
All Directors are expected to:
● Attend and participate in all Board and relevant Committee meetings
● Represent the Market as needed in the community or at meetings with partners
The Treasurer is responsible for leading the financial management of NWFM, including:
● Collaborate with Board and Staff to develop annual operating budget
● Analyze cash position and make decisions around investment management
● Develop annual financial report and present annual financials to members at the AGM
● Prepare a budget-to-actual analysis to the Board
● Provide direction to outsourced bookkeeper as needed
● Provide financial data for grant applications as needed
● Approve expenditures as needed
The Treasurer can expect to spend an average of 10-15 hours per month on NWFM-related
work. The successful candidate will have a background in accounting or finance, an interest in
supporting the New West community, and the ability to contribute their time. Non-profit or Board
experience is helpful but not required.
If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you! Please submit your resume and a letter of
interest to secretary@newwestfarmers.ca as soon as possible.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis with the hope of the successful candidate
coming on board as Co-Treasurer before the end of the calendar year (the new Board year will
begin February 2024). Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview; we thank all
applicants for their interest.

We need assistance with assembling food items for many students from one central location.

Tasks may include:

1) Helping with making sandwiches/ wraps

2) Assembling veggie bags 

3) Cutting and assembling fruit cups

4) Any other tasks that may require assembling, packaging and sorting

We have several thousand students that would like to have access to nutritious food on a daily basis.  We can't do it without your help.  Please assist with assembling menu items, putting them in packaging and help sort them into the appropriate bins.

If you have any questions, please contact Stefany at stefany.tunshell@mpsd.ca or 604-854-0263

Chimo Community Services is seeking two dedicated volunteers to serve as ESL Instructors for our English Literacy Conversation Circle, with 2-hour sessions held twice a week starting from April 15, 2024.

Description:

Skills/Qualifications:

Location: 7000 Minoru Boulevard, Richmond, B.C.

Embrace this fulfilling volunteer role by sending your resume to Volunteer@chimoservices.com

CPTED
(Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design)

This program employs elements of environmental criminology; design considerations and effective use of the built environment that lead to a reduction in fear and the incidence of crime, and an improvement of the quality of life. The pride that a community shows by keeping streets clean and managing graffiti in a timely manner is reflected in the behaviour of citizens living in and visiting the neighbourhood. The CPTED program seeks to influence behaviour and encourage stewardship to reduce further acts of vandalism and supports the goal of the Vancouver Police Department to reduce property crime.

CPTED Activity Schedule:
Neighborhood Clean Up - (every Saturdays of the month)
Youth Clean Up - (2nd Saturdays of the month)
UGM Clean Up - (3rdSaturdays of the month)
Graffiti Paint Out - (4th Saturdays of the month)
Fall Leaves Collection - (seasonal)
Drainage Clearing - (seasonal)

CLEAN UPS
With equipment supplied through the City of Vancouver’s Keep Vancouver Spectacular campaign, teams of volunteers target areas recorded or reported for ongoing littering.
Clean-ups have a huge impact on our local neighbourhoods. Removing litter not only makes the neighbourhood cleaner, it also makes it safer. Research has shown that systematic removal of garbage can greatly reduce crime, vandalism and mischief.

PAINT OUT
The GWCPC has gathered a supply of paint, rollers, brushes, trays and other materials offered by the City of Vancouver through the VPD along with other community gifts-in-kind to contribute to civic graffiti abatement initiatives.
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GWCPC Graffiti Paint-Outs are scheduled for the last Saturday of each calendar month from 10:00 a.m. – noon and they are weather dependent. Volunteers who can't go to this due to weather will join the Saturday Community Cleanup team instead (which goes rain or shine).

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.

HK House is looking for 1-3 volunteers interested in researching and preparing applications for funding opportunities to support our volunteer-run organisation. You will be working with a team of fellow volunteers, specifically with our funding & sponsorships team.

Time Commitment:
5-10 hours a week

Tasks will include:
- Researching and determining HK House's eligibility for municipal, provincial, federal and corporate funding opportunities
- Preparing timelines and outlines for funding applications
- Working alongside the HK House team to write and create budgets for funding applications
- Develop persuasive funding applications to communicate HK House's mission, goals, and impact, while aligning with the funder's guidelines and requirements
- Becoming familiar with the relevant HK House programming in need of financial support, in order to create strong proposals
- Participating in virtual or in-person team meetings

Interest in any of the following:
- Cantonese and/or Hong Kong culture
- Fundraising and/or grant writing strategies for non-profits/charities
- Non-profit structure and governance
- Asian-Canadian and/or immigrant experiences
- Cultural festivals and events
- Intangible cultural heritage preservation

Requirements:
- Strong English writing skills and/or Cantonese
- Able to work collaboratively with others
- Leadership and research experience
- Able to manage tasks independently

Benefits:
- Training and support from nonprofit and arts professionals who regularly seek funding
- Remote and flexible volunteer work to accommodate existing commitments
- Receive a written letter stating volunteer hours

About HK House:
HK House's team is 100% volunteer-powered and we understand the value of time and respect the nature of volunteer work. We are flexible with our team and hope to recruit folks who may be open to working with us long term. We welcome candidates of diverse identities. Our organisation is completely bilingual in English and Cantonese, and we work with people with varying levels in both languages!

The Dynamic Duos Program is a service that connects participants with volunteers to provide assistance and companionship for leisure or recreational activities. Matches are made based on interests, availability, and location. The specific type and location of the activity will vary based on the needs and interests of participants and volunteers. After the volunteer onboarding paperwork is complete, the Dynamic Duos Coordinator will facilitate an initial meeting to introduce the Volunteer and Participant and arrange an initial schedule.

Must be double vaccinated for COVID-19.

Responsibilities Include:

OVERVIEW

The J Healthcare Initiative, a globally renowned non-profit organization, is actively seeking passionate, committed, and driven students for our College Chapter program. As a volunteer, you will have a unique opportunity to support the J Healthcare Initiative's mission, which aims to advocate for expanded legal-prescription access to a range of regulated opioids and stimulants to reduce the harms associated with toxic, unregulated illegal drugs.

to proceed please submit your resume and brief cover letter to volunteer@j-initiative.org

RESPONSIBILITIES

As a College Chapter Volunteer, you will:

1. Facilitate free harm-reduction workshops to educate the campus community about health and wellness.
2. Advocate for full spectrum harm-reduction and promote the J healthcare Initiative at your institution.
3. Organize fundraising events to raise critical funds and awareness for harm reduction and individualized treatment options.

REQUIREMENTS

BENEFITS

By joining the J Healthcare Initiative as a College Chapter Volunteer, you will not only help with our efforts to reduce drug-related harms but also reap numerous benefits for your personal and professional development, including:

We at the J Healthcare Initiative believe that volunteering is not just about making a difference in the world, it's also about growing as an individual. By volunteering with us, you'll gain experiences and make connections that will last a lifetime.

Take a step towards making a difference and building a healthier, safer world. If you think you're the right fit for this position, we'd love to hear from you.

To apply, please submit your resume and a brief letter of interest to volunteer@j-initiative.org. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
The J Healthcare Initiative is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for volunteer positions without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

The J Healthcare Initiative is seeking a passionate and dedicated Fund Development Specialist to support our mission of advocating for expanded legal-prescription access to regulated opioids and stimulants, aiming to reduce deaths caused by the unregulated toxic drug crisis.

As the Fund Development Specialist, you will play a vital role in creating and implementing both short-term and long-term fundraising strategies that foster a culture of philanthropy aligned with our cause.

Your responsibilities will include:

By joining the J Healthcare Initiative as a Fund Development Specialist, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by the unregulated toxic drug crisis. Your efforts will contribute to our mission of expanding access to regulated opioids and stimulants, ultimately working towards reducing the devastating impact of this crisis on individuals, families, and communities.

If you are a skilled fundraiser with a passion for healthcare advocacy and a desire to drive positive change, we encourage you to apply for this rewarding position.

Ever felt you wanted to serve your community in a significant way, but never thought you had enough free time to make a difference? Why not try driving for Meals on Wheels.

Driving for Meals on Wheels is great way to support your community without having to take on a large commitment. Drivers can commit on a weekly basis or put forward their name for an on call / casual commitment. Daily meal deliveries are a quick two hour commitment.

For more information contact Meals on Wheels @ 250-748-8506 from 9 am – 4:30pm or mow@cowichangreencommunity.org

Volunteer Drivers Are Needed to pick up and deliver hot meals to senior clients living in their own home and/or facility, for reasons of age and mobility issues are unable to prepare meals for themselves.  Tonari Gumi - Japanese Community Volunteers Association prepares Bento-style Japanese lunch and deliver on Tuesdays, 50 times a year.  This service not only deliver meals to valuable seniors, also provides social connections and assistance if needed.

We are looking for volunteers to help deliver meals in Vancouver, West/North Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, New Westminster and Coquitlam area.

Description

Pick up meals from our office in Vancouver at 10:30 am to deliver Vancouver, North/West Vancouver, and Richmond.  Meet up at the parking lot in Burnaby at 11 am to deliver Burnaby, New Westminster and Coquitlam.

We provide delivery cooler with instructions, i.e. clients' information and notes as needed.  

Communicate with Tonari Gumi staff regarding client concerns, undeliverable meals, etc.  Initial training and mileage reimbursement will be provided.  

Skills, Experience, Qualifications

Access to own vehicle

Current driver's license

Good knowledge of how to navigate delivery route

Time Commitment

Tuesdays, except two Tuesdays during Christmas and New Year, between 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.

Seeking both regular and on call volunteers, with minimum 3 months commitment.

All volunteers are required to complete a volunteer application process with Tonari Gumi, includes a volunteer application form, informal interview, in-person/online orientation.

We are looking for volunteers in the Okanagan Valley who would be able to assist us support our clients in the event of an emergency evacuation order. If you have your Class 4 or class 5 would be beneficial but not mandatory. Must be able to work well under pressure and make decisions independently. Must be organized and able to stay calm in a crisis situation. As we work with the vulnerable population, you will need to have a valid Criminal Record Check. This position is on a emergency need only, although we do have preparatory meetings throughout the year. Contact us for more information. 

Help adults to continue to live independently at home.

Assist with a variety of non-medical support services, such as; picking up groceries, running errands, playing cards or just provide them with much needed companionship.

OUTREACH

Outreach initiatives develop the relationship between the GWCPC and the community. Program activities are delivered by volunteers, staff and the Neighbourhood Police Officer through support and participation in a wide range of events.

Our programs range from working with the VPD, RCMP, ICBC, BC CRN, to different cultural events like Italian Days, Vaisakhi Parade, the Chinese New Year Parade to First Nations New Moon Festivals.

Goals of the Community Outreach Program:
- Educate the public about crime prevention
- Provide information on reporting crime and quality of life concerns to the VPD, City and
the GWCPC
- Provide events that encourage neighbours to know one another
- Build relationships with other community organizations

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.

Go Girls is a group mentoring program for girls grades 4 – 7 (age requirement may vary depending on the location of the program) that focusses on physical activity, balanced eating and self-esteem. The single, most important goal of the program is to positively shape the lives of young women and girls by helping them build a positive self-image – setting them on a path to reach their full potential in life.

The Go Girls program consists of seven mentoring sessions, held over an 8-week period, after school within school facilities. Each 2-hour-long session is loosely structured around four themes: physical activity, healthy eating, self-esteem, and communication skills.

The dates of Go Girls programs are determined by the volunteers and the Group Program Coordinator. This can be discussed directly with the Group Program Coordinator via email or phone. 

VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Game On is a group mentoring program that provides boys grades 4 – 7 (age requirement may vary depending on the location of the program) with information and support to make informed choices about a range of healthy lifestyle practices. Through non-traditional physical activities complemented with healthy eating support, participants are engaged in life skills, communication, and emotional health discussions designed to engage participants in the pursuit of life-long healthy lifestyles.

The Game On program consists of eight mentoring sessions, held over an 8-week period, after school within school facilities. Each 2-hour-long session is loosely structured around four themes: physical activity, healthy eating, leadership skills, and respect.

The dates of Game On programs are determined by the volunteers and the Group Program Coordinator. This can be discussed directly with the Group Program Coordinator via email or phone. 

VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Children who participate in Explorations choose from a list of different topics to explore such as: drawing/sketching, drama, baking, mixed media art, science, etc. Mentors from the Langley community provide a safe and fun atmosphere to assist children in building their skills in their chosen Explorations topic through interactive learning and demonstrations.

Participants will have the opportunity to spend one of the two hours in their chosen Exploration group, enhancing their skills and learning about their chosen topic in a supportive environment, while the remaining hour will be spent in a large group, working on positive group dynamics, making new friendships, and enjoying a snack break!

The dates of Explorations programs are determined by the volunteers and the Group Program Coordinator. This can be discussed directly with the Group Program Coordinator via email or phone. 

VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

The Big Sisters Mentoring program provides kids and youth that are female-identifying or non-binary with a role model and a friend to talk to and share the experiences of growing up with. Through regular outings, a relationship is developed between the mentor and the mentee, that is built on trust and common interests, and is supported by our experienced case-workers. The result is a life-changing experience for both the mentor and the mentee.

For more information and to register online, please follow this link:

Talk to Me, Play with Me, Learn with Me | Langley Literacy Network

Talk to Me, Play with Me, Learn with Me

The Talk to Me, Play with Me, Learn with Me program will run for 8 weeks from late January 2024 to early March 2024. The program is one-hour on Saturday mornings at a community space in Langley. 

For more information and to register please follow this link:

Reading Buddies | Langley Literacy Network

Reading Buddies is an initiative that pairs different grade-level students for  community reading time, outside of school hours. A Grade 10, 11 or 12 student  buddies up with a Grade 1, 2 or 3 student to practice reading. 

Currently, our Reading Buddies program is offered in-person to ALL eligible students in  the Langley School District.  

The benefits are profound. Reading Buddies allows younger readers to see what  being fluent looks like as they have a peer model demonstrating reading skills; they  can also acquire a positive role model with some intentional pairing. The older  students develop social and emotional skills like patience and empathy as they work  with their littler buddies. 

This program of cooperative learning is a great way to build community outside of  school and to promote reading, which are goals for nearly every school and  community. 

Powerful moments of connection can happen, and social and emotional lessons are  inevitable. These are some wonderful outcomes, all from just sharing a book. 

Purpose of Position

The vision of Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia is to continually improve the welfare of urban wildlife. Our mission is to provide leadership in rehabilitating wildlife and in promoting the welfare of wild animals in the urban environment.

We run a wildlife hospital located on a single site at the edge of Burnaby Lake. We treat over 6,000 wild birds and bats each year and provide public education through 30,000 calls to our Wildlife Helpline. Our Business Operations department plans, coordinates and oversees all our programs including development, communications, resources and volunteering.

Each year, 300 volunteers participate in a range of positions both on and off site. We are currently seeking volunteers to install and maintain the garden and landscape on the property of the Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C.

All volunteers must be 16 years or older and provide a Criminal Record Check, proof of up-to-date tetanus vaccination and full Covid-19 vaccination.

Qualifications

We are looking for:

Deliverables

The landscape gardener is expected to ensure the highest standards of practice are achieved and maintained in accordance with the mission, vision and values of WRA, and to ensure adherence to all policies and legal requirements especially Health & Safety procedures.

Recording and logging all hours on MyImpactPage

Time Commitment

All Wildlife Rescue volunteers start with a minimum commitment of 100 hours. Approximately 4-8 hours a week on a consistent weekly basis, with a minimum commitment of 6 months. Hours may vary per week depending on the season. The shifts will take place at Wildlife Rescue during operational hours, with flexibility as to the day.

Recognition & Benefits

We will discuss your specific motivations and learning objectives, and keep those in mind throughout your engagement. You will have the opportunity to:

Upon successful completion of the minimum commitment and at the volunteer’s request, the Volunteer Coordinator will provide references.

Equal Opportunities

We welcome and support the treatment of all patients regardless of species, background or malady, and take a similar approach to the people involved with our organisation. We welcome eager volunteers regardless of race, colour, religion or creed, gender, age (providing they meet the minimum requirement of 16 years due to health risks), disability, national origin, language, political belief, criminal record, pregnancy, marital status or sexual orientation. The only requirement – that you care about helping wildlife as much as we do!

Reasonable accommodation will be made for persons with disabilities. Wildlife Rescue is not wheelchair accessible at this time.

If you need individualised support in the application process or to conduct the volunteer role, you may contact us at volunteer@wildliferescue.ca. in confidence.

How to Apply

Please fill out an application form online and our Volunteer Coordinator will be in touch. More information can be found on our website at Wildlife Rescue Association of BC | Volunteering.

Purpose of Position

The vision of Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia is to continually improve the welfare of urban wildlife. Our mission is to provide leadership in rehabilitating wildlife and in promoting the welfare of wild animals in the urban environment.

We run a wildlife hospital and Support Centre located on a single site at the edge of Burnaby Lake. We treat over 5,000 wild birds and bats each year and provide public education through 30,000 calls to our Wildlife Helpline. Our Business Operations department plans, coordinates and oversees all our programs including development, communications, resources and volunteering.

Each year, 250 volunteers participate in a range of positions both on and off site. We are currently seeking a volunteer to perform field assessments of potentially injured/ill birds and perform capture and transport duties when necessary.

All volunteers must be 19 years or older and provide a Criminal Record Check, proof of up-to-date Tetanus vaccination and full Covid-19 vaccination.

Qualifications

We are looking for:

*Please note that before becoming involved in Rescue activities, you will be required to complete 12 Transport duties (approx. 3 months with one duty per week) and complete an interview.

Deliverables

The Rescue Volunteer is accountable to the Support Centre staff for following direction, Health & Safety protocols, assisting with capture and safely executing the rescue plan as it is communicated to them. They are expected to ensure the highest standards of practice are achieved and maintained in accordance with the mission, vision and values of WRA, and to ensure adherence to all policies and legal requirements. All data and information will remain the property of Wildlife Rescue and be treated confidentially.

While transporting patients, Rescue Volunteers are expected to place the welfare and safety of themselves first, followed closely by that of the patient in their care. This means minimising handling to reduce stress while capturing the patient (training will be provided), driving in a defensive manner, keeping noise in the vehicle to a minimum, and following any patient-specific instructions from Support Centre staff or volunteers.

Time Commitment

All Wildlife Rescue volunteers start with a minimum commitment of 100 hours. Typically, volunteers are assigned specific on-call shifts based on their availability and the needs of the organization. Volunteers are assigned designated shifts during which they are expected to be on call and ready to go on Rescues. Two transports per month must be completed to remain active on the Transport Team. Most requests will be sent during Wildlife Rescue’s operational hours, with the odd out-of-hours transport requested.

Recognition & Benefits

We will discuss your specific motivations and learning objectives, and keep those in mind throughout your engagement. You will have the opportunity to:

Upon successful completion of the minimum commitment and at the volunteer’s request, the Volunteer Program team will provide references.

Rescue Volunteers who have completed a minimum number of shifts are eligible to train in new roles, including:

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

We welcome and support the treatment of all patients regardless of species, background or malady, and take a similar approach to the people involved with our organisation. We welcome eager volunteers regardless of race, colour, religion or creed, gender, age (providing they meet the minimum requirement of 16 years due to health risks), disability, national origin, language, political belief, criminal record, pregnancy, marital status or sexual orientation. The only requirement – that you care about helping wildlife as much as we do!

Reasonable accommodation will be made for persons with disabilities. Wildlife Rescue is not wheelchair accessible at this time.

If you need individualised support in the application process or to conduct the volunteer role, you may contact us at volunteer@wildliferescue.ca in confidence.

How to Apply

Please fill out an application form and watch the Information Session video that is sent to you. More information can be found on our website at Wildlife Rescue Association of BC | Volunteering.

Sources Langley Food Bank serves approximately 1000 individuals a week by providing nutritious food and support to community members in need. The Sources Food Banks strive to raise awareness about poverty, and to involve the community in solutions. Our Food Banks are proud to offer a choice-based model for our clients— contributing to the preservation of dignity and power of choice for clients lending to an overall more positive experience.

We are looking for volunteers to assist with direct food distribution, working alongside users of the Sources Langley Food Bank to meek their weekly food needs.

To be successful, volunteers must:

Benefits of this position:

Volunteers with the Food Bank have the rewarding opportunity of directly effecting individuals in need in the community by assisting in the receiving, and distributing of food and other necessary items. These positions come with the advantage of being able to work directly with clients and be a positive and supporting interaction in their day. We invite you to be part of a critical and essential service with far-reaching, significant impacts.

Coming to lend a hand after the Farmers' Market is a quick and easy way to help.

We are a team of people working together to complete a list of activities and we help each other until we're complete.  We are open Sat/Sun until the end of September.

Before we open (Sat 8:30 - 10:00, Sun 10:30 - 12:00)

After we close (Sat 12:30 - 2:00, Sun 2:30 - 4:00)

If you're interested in performing some of these tasks please apply.  You can choose before we open, after we close or both.  We're happy for a day of help or a month or season as well.  We welcome any and all support.

The Partnership Education Presentation Program uses a personal storytelling model to shed light on the reality and scope of severe and persistent mental illness. The Partnership Education Presentation acts as a anti-stigma and public awareness presentation. Partnership Presentations are made up of  a panel of three guest speakers — usually a person with a mental illness, a family member, and a mental health professional— share their insights and personal journeys with mental illness.

Person with Lived Experience of Mental Illness:

If you are a person who lives with schizophrenia, psychosis, or a related mental illness such as schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, clinical depression or anxiety; then you might fit into this role. We provide an opportunity for you to share your story of recovery and hope with others.

Family Member with Experience of Supporting a Loved one with Mental Illness:

If you are a family member of someone living with schizophrenia, psychosis, or a related mental illness such as schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, clinical depression or anxiety; then you might fit into this role. We provide an opportunity for you to share your story of supporting your loved one and how you have been affected by mental illness with others.

Mental Health Advocate:

If you have a passion for mental health and enjoy public speaking, then you might fit into this role. Mental health advocates share common misconceptions and stigmas, wellness tools and resources, while also providing a brief overview of schizophrenia and related mental illnesses.

Requirements:

Ever wanted to make a difference or share some local love in your community but didn't know where to start?

We're here to help! These easy Hi Neighbour volunteer activities will spark joy and inspire others in your community!

Hi Neighbour volunteer activities are self-directed new and easy ways to get involved in your community. And they're fun to do!

We've created accessible ways for individuals to volunteer and pay it forward through a number of activities that can be done individually or by connecting with like-minded people.

We're inviting the residents of Babich-Mill Lake to join our volunteer team and help us create a positive impact right where you live. Sign up to be a part of Babich-Mill Lake's Hi Neighbour volunteer community!

Gather your friends and turn this activity into a party, or do it on your own.

When you're done, take photos of your neighbourhood beautification project and send them to Babich-Mill Lake's Hi Neighbour Community Builder, Jasmine. Share details of where to find your work of art, and they'll share it on our social channels. And you and your project could be featured in iVolunteer's newsletter to inspire others to create local love where they live! 

This is a tough time for so many people, and every little bit of positivity helps. Pen a few positive thoughts on tree tags to spark joy in your neighbours. Hang them on trees in your neighbourhood or a local park for neighbours to read on their walks. You may see a few smiling faces! 

Disclaimer:    

iVolunteer.ca is an online volunteer network and does not assume any liability for any interactions that occur through our platform. 

Summary:

1. To provide a listening ear and friendly support to isolated/lonely seniors that are living in our community,
2. To provide opportunities for senior adults to contribute to the community in a meaningful way,
3. To create connections between individuals, resources, and community.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Volunteers will receive client contact information including any background information about their potential client. Confidentiality must always be respected and adhered to.

Volunteers, with the Manager, will make an initial contact with their client and within a week of that contact connect again to set a mutually convenient time for visits and/or calls.

Volunteers will regularly visit their assigned clients, usually at least once per week.

Volunteers will inform the Manager of any unusual occurrences immediately.

Volunteers will inform the Manager if unable to fulfill their connections for any reason, including incompatibility.

Requirements:

Interest in connecting with isolated older adults in the community.

Potential volunteers will be interviewed by the Manager, undergo a criminal record review, and provide two references.

Volunteer will attend any required orientation and training sessions. 

Rewards:

• Sharing your time helps isolated older adults

• You create a trusting relationship that allows seniors to feel someone cares

• Meeting interesting older adults and hearing their stories and experiences

STEM Montessori Academy of Canada (SMAC-SIAC) is a registered not-for-profit organization specializing in science, technology, engineering, and math. (STEM) programming is open to all students with the mission to deliver top-notch STEM literacy and application. The SMAC will specialize in an advanced bar-none. STEM based educational curriculum that emphasizes the interconnected subject areas of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)

Who Should Apply?

STEM Canada is inviting virtually - enthusiastic, engaging University students, Club facilitators, Instructors, or Teachers with
expertise in STEM subject areas to collaborate to create fun and exiting STEM programming.

Planned Start Date: Immediate

Here is your time to make a difference!

POSITION DESCRIPTION:

- Work with our programming team to program STEM activities and lessons virtually.
- Assist our students to understand the fundamentals of STEM Education.

DUTIES:

Requirements:

-MUST be high energy, love kids, be dependable and organized
-Ability to be present tomorrow
-Exhibit personal suitability and flexibility
- Have exceptional interpersonal skills
- Have excellent oral and written communication skills.
-Previous programming experience would be an asset.
-Post-secondary students and grad students welcome to apply.

What's in it for you:

We are strongly committed to equity and diversity within its community. We welcome and encourage applications from all religious backgrounds, persons of
colour, women, Indigenous/Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, and others who can contribute to the diversification of our community. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit a resume.

Thank you for your interest in this opportunity; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Do you enjoy working with others and motivating them to do their best? Are you known for your positive energy and work ethic? You might be a great fit for our Marketing Team Leader role! This position is an opportunity to work closely with a team and grow your leadership skills. Being able to both lead constructively and be a trusted support are keys to success in this role. This is a remote/virtual volunteer position that requires a mandatory commitment of at least two hours per week.

Team Leader Responsibilities may include:

Team Leader Qualifications:

Team Leader Core Skills:

STEM Canada is a registered not for profit global program that specializes in an advanced, bar-none STEM-based educational curriculum that emphasizes the interconnected subject areas of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The STEM program is open to all students from preschool to high school with the mission to deliver top-notch STEM literacy and application, designed to teach students in the STEM fields, yielding globally competitive results.

Volunteer Summary:

We are looking for a volunteer copywriter who can assist with writing content for our website and brochures. Our ideal candidate has excellent communication skills both oral and written. You have a high focus on organization, attention to detail and are always learning about our programs and facility to share your knowledge of why STEM is important as an education choice. You know the importance of using words to convey messages clearly and effectively. Most importantly, you value the importance of a STEM education and understand it’s global benefits to the future of a child’s academic success.

Roles and Responsibilities:

- Keep up to date with new trends in STEM education by researching STEM innovation, companies, and worldwide trends.
- Maintain an understanding of the STEM field and the education field.
- Create copy that is consistent with company philosophy, principles, programs, and marketing strategy for website, brochures, and blogs.
- Collaborate with graphic designers, web developers, and other creative team members to produce market ready content.
- Seek feedback and apply it to your work.
- Maintain quality control by using STEM Canada’s style in your work, including tone of voice and wording.
- Present the final product to senior coworkers.
- Create clear, effective, and original copy that grabs people’s attention.
- Create versatile copy that is accessible to many different audiences.

Skills and Requirements: 

- Strong communication and organizational skills, as well as the ability to meet deadlines
- Fluency in English, both written and spoken
- Have knowledge of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics

- Ability to multi task in a fast-paced environment
- Works effectively as part of a team, dependable and takes initiative
- Can creatively solve problems ensuring positive outcomes
- Possesses solid decision-making skills, and high work standards, committed to upholding the institutions reputation

Posting Type:

- Part time volunteering 2-4 hours per week
- Volunteer
- Remote work

STEM Canada is strongly committed to equity and diversity within its community. We welcome and encourage applications from all religious backgrounds, persons of color, women, Indigenous/Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, and others who can contribute to the diversification of our community. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit a resume and a cover letter to hrteam@stemcanada.ca

We thank you for your interest in this opportunity; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. 

This volunteer role is expected to start as the volunteer is available.

**This is a remote volunteer position.

Are you looking to gain more experience as an HR Generalist and volunteer within the field? We are looking for an energetic and enthusiastic HR Generalist to volunteer with us to onboard volunteers, students and staff to help us with our locations across cities in Canada.

This position is great for HR grads requiring experience in HR practices, or those seeking entry into the HR field.  Time Commitment is 2-4 hours weekly and is a remote position.

STEM Montessori Academy of Canada (SMAC) is a regional STEM program open to all students with the mission to deliver top-notch STEM literacy and application. The STEM program l educates students from preschool to high school. 

SMAC specializes in an advanced, bar-none STEM-based educational curriculum that emphasizes the interconnected subject areas of science, technology, engineering, and math.

Key Responsibilities:

Requirements:

What’s in it for you?

We are strongly committed to equity and diversity within our community. We welcome and encourage applications from all religious backgrounds, persons of color, women, Indigenous/Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, and others who can contribute to the diversification of our community.

Interested candidates are encouraged to submit a resume to volunteer@stemcanada.ca

We thank you for your interest in this opportunity; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted

**This is a remote volunteer position.

Are you an individual interested in volunteering online and gaining experience in marketing in an innovative environment? We are actively seeking a Volunteer Marketing Coordinator who can assist us with managing the marketing team. Time Commitment is 2-4 hours weekly. 

STEM Montessori Academy of Canada (SMAC) is a regional STEM program open to all students with the mission to deliver top-notch STEM literacy and application. The STEM program l educates students from preschool to high school. 

SMAC specializes in an advanced, bar-none STEM-based educational curriculum that emphasizes the interconnected subject areas of science, technology, engineering, and math.

Key Responsibilities:

Requirements:

What’s in it for you?

We are strongly committed to equity and diversity within our community. We welcome and encourage applications from all religious backgrounds, persons of color, women, Indigenous/Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, and others who can contribute to the diversification of our community.

Interested candidates are encouraged to submit a resume to volunteer@stemcanada.ca

We thank you for your interest in this opportunity; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

** This volunteer position is remote.

Are you looking to gain experience in a field where the goal is to positively impact other like-minded individuals wanting to make a difference in a superb educational setting? We are looking to bring on a hard-working individual that would be responsible for onboarding all new volunteer recruits. Time commitment would be 2-4 hours weekly 

STEM Montessori Academy of Canada (SMAC) is a regional STEM program open to all students with the mission to deliver top-notch STEM literacy and application. The STEM program l educates students from preschool to high school. 

SMAC specializes in an advanced, bar-none STEM-based educational curriculum that emphasizes the interconnected subject areas of science, technology, engineering, and math. 

Key Responsibilities: 

Requirement: 

What’s in it for you? 

We are strongly committed to equity and diversity within our community. We welcome and encourage applications from all religious backgrounds, persons of color, women, Indigenous/Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, and others who can contribute to the diversification of our community. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit a resume to volunteer@stemcanada.ca

We thank you for your interest in this opportunity; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Grocery Market Clerks are responsible for supporting grocery market operations by maintaining a clean work environment and organized food displays. Their duties include stocking shelves, assisting costumers or inspecting incoming food products.

“WAVAW gave me the gift of language and…taught me how to use love and compassion to resolve conflict, hold safer spaces, hold pain, see strength, see resistance, and with all of this, support others.”
– WAVAW Volunteer

Volunteers answer calls on our 24-hour Crisis Line (after hours, weekends, and holidays) to provide immediate emotional support, safety planning, self-care and referrals. Volunteers may also assist WAVAW’s counselling team in facilitating support groups. Successful completion of the 12-week Volunteer Training and one-year commitment required.

WAVAW’s unique Volunteer Training is offered free of charge in exchange for a one-year commitment of volunteering. Within this training program, volunteers can expect to learn how to support the survivors we serve from a feminist, anti-oppressive, and decolonizing framework in a generative space where we center values such as respect, vulnerability, and responsibility. This training also aims to equip volunteers with new skills and nurture a sense of community. We know that we cannot do this work in isolation.

All interviewing and training will take place virtually. 

Next training begins: September 13th, 2022
Application deadline: July 15th, 2022

Hello! We are looking for a regular driver to assist in a food rescue program; delivering a van full of donated food from a grocery store in Tsawwassen to a receiving organization. Valid licence required.  Some food weighing and minimal paperwork required for every delivery. One delivery per week commitment required with some flexibility. Please connect with Aubrey for more information at 604-946-9828 or info@earthwisesociety.bc.ca. Thank you :)

Drive4U is a program that provides transportation for community members to medical appointments and shopping. 

In addition to completing an AHCS application form, and a Police Information Check, drivers are also required to submit a clean drivers abstract and proof of insurance.

Drivers use their own vehicles and are reimbursed for mileage according to AHCS policy.

The WePress community kitchen has been operating since mid-June this year, and we make 200+ meals a day from Monday to Friday every week in teams of 4-5 people. These meals are delivered to Aboriginal Front Door, WAHRS, VANDU, OPS, and KT Camp at Strathcona Park as an effort to tackle issues of food security in the Downtown Eastside.

You will be working in the kitchen in teams of 4-5 people to prepare these meals. Once you sign up for this opportunity, you will receive an email from the volunteer coordinator containing details on what your specific tasks for the day will be. We will put you in a team so you don't need to worry about bringing a team with you!

Contact: If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Athina at athina@wepress.ca for more information.

Our kitchen vibe is very relaxed, and we accept volunteers of all skill levels. Our days usually start at 8:30am and end anytime between 12-1pm.

Your health and safety are important to us   

Maintain physical distancing by keeping a minimum 2-meter distance between you and any other person not in your immediate family. 

Wearing a non-medical mask or face covering while out in public is recommended for periods of time when it's not possible to consistently maintain a 2-metre physical distance from others, particularly in crowded public settings. 

Avoid touching your face and in particular your eyes, nose and mouth.   

Practice good hand hygiene by washing your hands thoroughly and often. Wash hands with soap for a minimum of 20 seconds and rinse under clean running water.     

If you are unwell, please stay home and do not volunteer. If you are at all unsure of your health status, the BC Centre for Disease Control’s online self-assessment tool is available at https://covid19.thrive.health/.   

iVolunteer.ca is an online volunteer network and does not assume any liability for any interactions that occur through our platform. 

Treasurer

The Board of the Friends of the Vancouver Public Library is looking for a new Treasurer. The Treasurer is a member of the Board and is responsible for financial & tax reporting, financial statement preparation, cheque signing and other cash management duties.  

Cash management responsibilities (Average of 2 to 3 hours per month)

Financial & tax reporting responsibilities (30 hours in total primarily in March and June)

Financial statement preparation (2 hours per month)

Financial budget/Forecast (Average 3h at each quarter-end)

Other responsibilities (ad-hoc as they arise)

Total time commitment: Total time commitment is approximately 100 hours per year. Significant commitment required in March and June but it is possible to move the workload around and spread this commitment evenly throughout the year.

The person: Recently qualified accountant or someone with strong bookkeeping background.

Contact us: Please email friends@friendsofthevpl.ca to apply and for more information.

The Agassiz Thrift Store is operated by Agassiz-Harrison Community Services and helps to support the local food bank and community programs in Agassiz and Harrison Hot Springs. 

Volunteers have the opportunity to work in many areas of the store and learn retail skills while contributing to the communities. 

Some examples of duties are; sorting and tagging donations, greeting customers, light cleaning, displaying merchandise, cashier, testing and cleaning tools. 

Hello! We are looking for drivers to deliver donated vegetable boxes. Boxes will be picked up in Tsawwassen and delivered to families in need throughout Delta. Days and times flexible. Please connect with Aubrey for more information at 604-946-9828 or info@earthwisesociety.bc.ca. Thank you :)

South Vancouver Family Place is a charitable organization whose objective is to prevent, reduce, and relieve family stress resulting from poverty, abuse, violence, single parenthood, and social isolation due to language and cultural barriers. Our mission is to support families with young children in building healthy relationships and community networks, by providing services and programs in a welcoming, nurturing, and respectful environment.

We are looking for volunteers to collect food from one location and deliver it to our program at another location.  There are between 57 and 77 bags of food so a vehicle and space for the food would be necessary. 

You'll pick up  5-6 hampers and deliver them to several neighbors in the River District area. You'll receive the delivery addresses when you've signed up for a shift.

Pick-up location: South Vancouver Family Place (7710 Nanaimo St, Vancouver, BC V5P 4Y2)

Pick up time: Mondays, 1:30 pm

Contact: Isabella Guo (isabellaguo.svfp@gmail.com)  Isabella will provide you with the delivery addresses.

Time Commitment: 2.5 hours. This is a recurring commitment to fulfill and immediate needs. You may sign up for one shift or multiple shifts. 

# volunteers per shift: 5

Maintain physical distancing by keeping a minimum 2-meter distance between you and any other person not in your immediate family.  

Practice good hand hygiene by washing your hands thoroughly and often. Wash hands with soap for a minimum of 20 seconds and rinse under clean running water.   

If you are at all unsure of your health status, the BC Centre for Disease Control’s online self-assessment tool is available at https://covid19.thrive.health/. 

iVolunteer.ca is an online volunteer network and does not assume any liability for any interactions that occur through our platform. 

Mission Community Services Society is looking for volunteers who enjoy driving and connecting with seniors! 

This flexible opportunity allows volunteer drivers to choose the trips that best fit their schedules. 

Transportation to medical appointments are available to seniors. Screened volunteers provide transportation services from Mission to as far east as Chilliwack and as far west as Vancouver. Volunteer drivers pick up the senior at their residences and drives them to their appointment destination. The driver will help the client into the doctor's office, wait for them and then drive them home.

Requirements

Parking costs are paid by the senior, and mileage is reimbursed through the program. There is no cost for either the criminal record check or driver's abstract and we can help you with both.

If you enjoy driving and want to help seniors stay connected, please consider this opportunity! To apply, please contact the Seniors Department at seniors@missionmcss.com or 604-826-3634. Applications are available for pick-up at the Main Office on 33179 2nd Ave, 

work with a team to care for infants and toddlers 

Looking for a great way to give back to your community and a rewarding experience?

Join the Volunteer Team at Mission Community Services Society to help with:

- Friendly Visiting

- Medical Transportation

- Income Tax Support

- Meals on Wheels

Please email info@missioncommunityservices.com or call 604-826-3634 for more information!

The Clayton Community Tot Romp at Hope Church is a free community program for parents and their children, ages 0-5. It is a supervised parental gym time starting in Fall and breaking once the weather improves. It runs most Mondays from 10am - 11:15am and is weather dependent, so if it rains, we plan on having the gym open.

We need volunteers to help with the following tasks:

Set up (9:15am - 10am)

Clean up (11:15am - 12pm)

Please stay updated to the Facebook page for details and any changes.

Please note that you are required to complete a free criminal record check for this opportunity.

Alexandra Neighbourhood House is looking for a friendly, outgoing "people person" willing and able to facilitate our monthly Celebrating Community Lunch, on the second Wednesday of each month (except July and August).

Responsibilities include assisting the Manager of Community programs with planning the event (helping locate and contact entertainers, devising games and activities); liaising with the cook and volunteer driver prior to the event; welcoming patrons and receiving their money (paid in cash); emceeing the event and coordinating any games or activities; disseminating information at the lunch about Alex House programs and events; and ensuring the entertainers are paid their honorarium.

The successful applicant will first shadow and assist the Manager of Community Programs, before being given responsibility for executing the lunch solo.