Volunteer: Minds in Motion Assistant | Port Moody | Every Tuesday 1:30-3:30 PM (Mandarin or Cantonese)Minds in Motion® is a fitness and social program for people with early symptoms of dementia to enjoy with a friend or family member. A 45-60-minute gentle fitness program is followed by an hour of socializing and activities designed to stimulate thinking, play, laughter and connection. *Please note you must be 16 years or older to volunteer for this role. Role responsibilities: Assist with set-up and clean-up of refreshments, games and activities. Assist participants during the fitness program, when needed. Assist with social interaction by ensuring everyone is included, has an enjoyable experience, and is able to participate in activities and socializing. Spend 1 to 1 time with participants who need extra support, when needed. Requirements: Enjoy being with people and is comfortable facilitating social interactions. Patient, friendly and comfortable in a judgement-free, inclusive environment. Is sensitive to boundaries in working with vulnerable adults. Willingness to learn more about dementia and how to support people living with early symptoms of dementia. Is physically able to participate in the fitness part of the program. Ability to assist with distribution of exercise equipment, which may involve lifting light weights. Experience working with older adults and/or people with dementia is an asset. References and criminal record check required. Training provided: An orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C., foundational learning about dementia and onsite training, supervision as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Commitment: Minimum 6 month commitment (3 to 4 hours per week). TO APPLY: Please visit our site to view all recruitment postings and apply directly at https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . To save time, please do not apply on iVolunteer, but on our site directly. Thank you! Agency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Minds in Motion® is a fitness and social program for people with early symptoms of dementia to enjoy with a friend or family member. A 45-60-minute gentle fitness program is followed by an hour of socializing and activities designed to stimulate thinking, play, laughter and connection. *Please note you must be 16 years or older to volunteer for this role. Role responsibilities: Assist with set-up and clean-up of refreshments, games and activities. Assist participants during the fitness program, when needed. Assist with social interaction by ensuring everyone is included, has an enjoyable experience, and is able to participate in activities and socializing. Spend 1 to 1 time with participants who need extra support, when needed. Requirements: Enjoy being with people and is comfortable facilitating social interactions. Patient, friendly and comfortable in a judgement-free, inclusive environment. Is sensitive to boundaries in working with vulnerable adults. Willingness to learn more about dementia and how to support people living with early symptoms of dementia. Is physically able to participate in the fitness part of the program. Ability to assist with distribution of exercise equipment, which may involve lifting light weights. Experience working with older adults and/or people with dementia is an asset. References and criminal record check required. Training provided: An orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C., foundational learning about dementia and onsite training, supervision as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Commitment: Minimum 6 month commitment (3 to 4 hours per week). TO APPLY: Please visit our site to view all recruitment postings and apply directly at https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . To save time, please do not apply on iVolunteer, but on our site directly. Thank you! Agency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Permanent Zip Code: V3H 2V7 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Support Group Facilitators Needed in CoquitlamCaregiver support group facilitators create a safe space for caregivers of people living with dementia to share their experiences and strategies in a group setting. Facilitators exhibit discretion, empathy, strong listening skills, and a belief in the capacity of peers to support one another. Role responsibilities: Establish a safe and welcoming environment for discussion and support by ensuring the ground rules for discussion are followed. Facilitate group discussion, ensuring everyone is included and feels empowered to participate. Provide information on programs, services, and education opportunities offered by the Alzheimer Society of B.C. Set up room and coordinate logistics. Complete a support group report including attendance and regular debriefs with the supervisor. Requirements: Excellent interpersonal skills. Good verbal communication skills including empathic listening skills. Personal maturity and ability to establish healthy boundaries. Cultural awareness, sensitivity, and respect for diversity. A desire to learn more about dementia, person-centred language and the resources available to people living with dementia, their families and caregivers. Knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias an asset. Formal or informal caregiving experience is an asset. Experience with group facilitation is an asset. References and criminal record check required.Training provided: The Alzheimer Society of B.C. provides an excellent and comprehensive training program to Support Group Facilitators. This includes: an orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C.; foundational learning about dementia; information about caregiving issues faced by families; training in group facilitation and maintaining healthy boundaries; as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Training takes approximately 28 hours to complete over a period of 2 to 3 months and includes a mix of self-directed and supervisor-led learning. Commitment: Minimum one year commitment after training is complete Groups are held once a month on the same day and time; you must be available to facilitate the group you are assigned to every monthTO APPLY: Please do not apply via iVolunteer, but instead apply directly for the role by creating an account with us at: https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . We are also recruiting for additional roles in Coquitlam, as well as roles both virtually and in-person across the province. Questions before you apply? Please email Basil Toomer, Volunteer Engagement Coordinator at btoomer@alzheimerbc.org. Agency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Caregiver support group facilitators create a safe space for caregivers of people living with dementia to share their experiences and strategies in a group setting. Facilitators exhibit discretion, empathy, strong listening skills, and a belief in the capacity of peers to support one another. Role responsibilities: Establish a safe and welcoming environment for discussion and support by ensuring the ground rules for discussion are followed. Facilitate group discussion, ensuring everyone is included and feels empowered to participate. Provide information on programs, services, and education opportunities offered by the Alzheimer Society of B.C. Set up room and coordinate logistics. Complete a support group report including attendance and regular debriefs with the supervisor. Requirements: Excellent interpersonal skills. Good verbal communication skills including empathic listening skills. Personal maturity and ability to establish healthy boundaries. Cultural awareness, sensitivity, and respect for diversity. A desire to learn more about dementia, person-centred language and the resources available to people living with dementia, their families and caregivers. Knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias an asset. Formal or informal caregiving experience is an asset. Experience with group facilitation is an asset. References and criminal record check required.Training provided: The Alzheimer Society of B.C. provides an excellent and comprehensive training program to Support Group Facilitators. This includes: an orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C.; foundational learning about dementia; information about caregiving issues faced by families; training in group facilitation and maintaining healthy boundaries; as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Training takes approximately 28 hours to complete over a period of 2 to 3 months and includes a mix of self-directed and supervisor-led learning. Commitment: Minimum one year commitment after training is complete Groups are held once a month on the same day and time; you must be available to facilitate the group you are assigned to every monthTO APPLY: Please do not apply via iVolunteer, but instead apply directly for the role by creating an account with us at: https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . We are also recruiting for additional roles in Coquitlam, as well as roles both virtually and in-person across the province. Questions before you apply? Please email Basil Toomer, Volunteer Engagement Coordinator at btoomer@alzheimerbc.org. Agency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Permanent Zip Code: V3B 0Y1 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Coffee & Chat Assistant (Cantonese) | Burnaby | Wednesday 1:30-3:00 PMCoffee and Chat is a social program designed to help clients meet new people, engage in social activities and have fun! Groups are available in-person or online for various audience groups, including groups for people living with early-stage dementia, caregivers (a family member, friend or other care partner) and mixed groups for both people living with early-stage dementia to attend with a care partner. Role responsibilities: Assist with set-up and clean-up of refreshments, games, and activities. Providing positive verbal support and encouragement to participants Assist with social interaction by ensuring everyone is included, has an enjoyable experience, and is able to participate in activities and socializing. Spend 1 to 1 time with participants who need extra support, when needed. Requirements: Enjoy being with people and is comfortable facilitating social interactions. Patient, friendly and comfortable in a judgement-free, inclusive environment. Is sensitive to boundaries in working with vulnerable adults. Willingness to learn more about dementia and how to support people living with early symptoms of dementia. Some lifting (moving tables, chairs, supplies, and equipment) and standing. Experience working with older adults and/or people with dementia is an asset. References, criminal record check and proof of COVID-19 vaccination status required. Training provided: An orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C., foundational learning about dementia and onsite training, supervision as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Commitment: Minimum 6 month commitment (2 to 3 hours per week). TO APPLY: Please visit our site to view all recruitment postings and apply directly at https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . To save time, please do not apply on iVolunteer, but on our site directly. Thank you! Language spoken in program: CantoneseName | Program Contact: Aiswarya RamdasRegion Team Name: CoastalShift Day: WednesdayShift start times: 1:30 PMSupervisor | Staff email address: aramdas@alzheimerbc.orgAgency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Coffee and Chat is a social program designed to help clients meet new people, engage in social activities and have fun! Groups are available in-person or online for various audience groups, including groups for people living with early-stage dementia, caregivers (a family member, friend or other care partner) and mixed groups for both people living with early-stage dementia to attend with a care partner. Role responsibilities: Assist with set-up and clean-up of refreshments, games, and activities. Providing positive verbal support and encouragement to participants Assist with social interaction by ensuring everyone is included, has an enjoyable experience, and is able to participate in activities and socializing. Spend 1 to 1 time with participants who need extra support, when needed. Requirements: Enjoy being with people and is comfortable facilitating social interactions. Patient, friendly and comfortable in a judgement-free, inclusive environment. Is sensitive to boundaries in working with vulnerable adults. Willingness to learn more about dementia and how to support people living with early symptoms of dementia. Some lifting (moving tables, chairs, supplies, and equipment) and standing. Experience working with older adults and/or people with dementia is an asset. References, criminal record check and proof of COVID-19 vaccination status required. Training provided: An orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C., foundational learning about dementia and onsite training, supervision as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Commitment: Minimum 6 month commitment (2 to 3 hours per week). TO APPLY: Please visit our site to view all recruitment postings and apply directly at https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . To save time, please do not apply on iVolunteer, but on our site directly. Thank you! Language spoken in program: CantoneseName | Program Contact: Aiswarya RamdasRegion Team Name: CoastalShift Day: WednesdayShift start times: 1:30 PMSupervisor | Staff email address: aramdas@alzheimerbc.orgAgency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Permanent Zip Code: V5C 5Y1 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Support Group Facilitators Needed Across the Lower Mainland and B.C.Caregiver support group facilitators create a safe space for caregivers of people living with dementia to share their experiences and strategies in a group setting. Facilitators exhibit discretion, empathy, strong listening skills, and a belief in the capacity of peers to support one another. Role responsibilities: Establish a safe and welcoming environment for discussion and support by ensuring the ground rules for discussion are followed. Facilitate group discussion, ensuring everyone is included and feels empowered to participate. Provide information on programs, services, and education opportunities offered by the Alzheimer Society of B.C. Set up room and coordinate logistics. Complete a support group report including attendance and regular debriefs with the supervisor. Requirements: Excellent interpersonal skills. Good verbal communication skills including empathic listening skills. Personal maturity and ability to establish healthy boundaries. Cultural awareness, sensitivity, and respect for diversity. A desire to learn more about dementia, person-centred language and the resources available to people living with dementia, their families and caregivers. Knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias an asset. Formal or informal caregiving experience is an asset. Experience with group facilitation is an asset. References and criminal record check required.Training provided: The Alzheimer Society of B.C. provides an excellent and comprehensive training program to Support Group Facilitators. This includes: an orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C.; foundational learning about dementia; information about caregiving issues faced by families; training in group facilitation and maintaining healthy boundaries; as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Training takes approximately 28 hours to complete over a period of 2 to 3 months and includes a mix of self-directed and supervisor-led learning. Commitment: Minimum one year commitment after training is complete Groups are held once a month on the same day and time; you must be available to facilitate the group you are assigned to every monthTO APPLY: Please do not apply via iVolunteer, but instead visit our page to view all available role offers and apply directly for the role by creating an account with us at: https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . Questions before you apply? Please email Basil Toomer, Volunteer Engagement Coordinator at btoomer@alzheimerbc.org. Agency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Caregiver support group facilitators create a safe space for caregivers of people living with dementia to share their experiences and strategies in a group setting. Facilitators exhibit discretion, empathy, strong listening skills, and a belief in the capacity of peers to support one another. Role responsibilities: Establish a safe and welcoming environment for discussion and support by ensuring the ground rules for discussion are followed. Facilitate group discussion, ensuring everyone is included and feels empowered to participate. Provide information on programs, services, and education opportunities offered by the Alzheimer Society of B.C. Set up room and coordinate logistics. Complete a support group report including attendance and regular debriefs with the supervisor. Requirements: Excellent interpersonal skills. Good verbal communication skills including empathic listening skills. Personal maturity and ability to establish healthy boundaries. Cultural awareness, sensitivity, and respect for diversity. A desire to learn more about dementia, person-centred language and the resources available to people living with dementia, their families and caregivers. Knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias an asset. Formal or informal caregiving experience is an asset. Experience with group facilitation is an asset. References and criminal record check required.Training provided: The Alzheimer Society of B.C. provides an excellent and comprehensive training program to Support Group Facilitators. This includes: an orientation to the Alzheimer Society of B.C.; foundational learning about dementia; information about caregiving issues faced by families; training in group facilitation and maintaining healthy boundaries; as well as on-going mentorship opportunities. Training takes approximately 28 hours to complete over a period of 2 to 3 months and includes a mix of self-directed and supervisor-led learning. Commitment: Minimum one year commitment after training is complete Groups are held once a month on the same day and time; you must be available to facilitate the group you are assigned to every monthTO APPLY: Please do not apply via iVolunteer, but instead visit our page to view all available role offers and apply directly for the role by creating an account with us at: https://alzheimerbc.rosterfy.com/roles/list . Questions before you apply? Please email Basil Toomer, Volunteer Engagement Coordinator at btoomer@alzheimerbc.org. Agency: Alzheimer Society of B.C. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Permanent Zip Code: V3A 1E1 Autoriser les groupes: Non |