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Bingo Volunteer [ More info ]
We are looking for volunteers to represent the agency during bingo events at Delta Bingo Hall (formally known as Rutherford Bingo).
Responsibilities include:
-welcoming and greeting clients
-organizing agency's display table
-distributing program pamphlets
-answering clients questions
-maintaining client contact statistics
Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region -, Mississauga Office
Program Assistant - Summer Camp [ More info ]
Our organization is looking for volunteers to work in our Summer Camp program.
This a full day program is for individuals between the ages six to twelve years old designed to incorporate learning and fun. Camp runs for 6 weeks from July to August. Participants will be encouraged to develop and/or improve study skills, learn keyboarding/computer skills, and take part in exciting social skills activities.
We are looking for mature and reliable individuals who are interested in teaching and working with children with Learning Disabilities.
Some duties include:
- Assist in the set up/clean up
- Provide one on one assistance
- Supervise during group activity and outing
- Reinforce positive social interaction
Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region -, Mississauga Office
Online Contributing Writer (Speak Up for Change Blog) [ More info ]
- Choosing topics that are current, relevant news topics to base articles on
- Pitching and developing story ideas with editors
- Attending conferences and media events and conducting interviews
- Submitting articles, stories, and opinion pieces for publishing
- Promoting Speak Up for Change on social media platforms
ACCESS, Allowing Children a Chance at Education, Inc.
Friendly Visitor Volunteer (45 yrs, Male) [ More info ]
Visit with a gentleman who has a developmental disability in his home, go for short walks, go out for coffee, sit & chat, various community outings such as: mall, library & area parks.
Rosa's Centre
Day Program Volunteer [ More info ]
To help assist adults with developmental & physical disabilities at their day program in Brampton with activities of daily living such as life skills, reading, spelling, communication, food preparation, person hygiene & community outings.
Rosa's Centre
Friendly Visitor (Arabic) [ More info ]
Visit an elderly Arabic speaking woman once a week for conversation and share a cup of tea or coffee. To assist staff with translating English to Arabic.
AbleLiving Services Inc., Support Services for Adults with Physical Disabilities, Respite Services
Event Assistant (The Mississauga Multiple Myeloma March) [ More info ]
The 2nd Annual Mississauga Multiple Myeloma March held on Sunday, September 22, 2013.
There are various teams that a volunteer can be involved with. Please mention which team you like to be a part of when you apply. The teams are:
- Interior welcoming team
- Exterior welcoming team
- Security team
- Medical team
- Registration & donation team
- Face painter
- Photographer and Videographer
- Our welcoming teams will be guiding participants to where they need to go between parking lot and registration. They will also be placed along the path to encourage walkers.
- Security teams will direct traffic and be placed at entrances/exits.
- Registration team for those who have not registered online.
- Snack Bar to serve refreshments.
- Face Painter to paint participants face with march logo.
**Photographer/ Videographer to take pictures and videos of set up, volunteers, participants and before and after the walk. Photos will be submitted on DVD or USB card so pictures can be placed on site within 24 hours. The footage taken will be used in the national march video. We do not supply cameras for the volunteers.
Myeloma Canada
Recreational Inclusion Volunteer Assistant [ More info ]
Working under the supervision of the summer camp staff and Inclusion Team, successful volunteers are responsible for;
- Providing assistance to children with behavioural, physical and/or intellectual disabilities between the ages of 6 to 12,
- While they take part in a number of different recreational activities in the community,
- Volunteers will not be providing personal care assistance.
Mississauga. City Of
Volunteer Visiting [ More info ]
*PLEASE DO NOT APPLY FOR MORE THAN ONE PROGRAM FOR THE PEEL COMMUNITY SUPPORTS DEPARTMENT*
The purpose of the Volunteer Visiting Program is to improve the health and well-being of isolated seniors and adults with disabilities living in the community; and to provide occasional relief for caregivers, in order to maintain clients’ independent functioning in the community for as long as possible.
A volunteer visitor offers support and social interaction to an isolated individual through regular friendly visits at the client’s home or out in the community, encouraging active and independent living. Activities may include: playing board games or cards, having a cup of tea or coffee, crafts, going for a walk, going shopping, or simply having a friendly chat.
Important:
- ORIENTATION WILL BE CONDUCTED May 16, 2013 AT 10am-12pm or 6-8pm.
- Registration required. Please contact RAVINA BOODHOO for more information and reserve your space. 905-821-3254 X 4221
- ORIENTATION located at 78 William Street, Mississauga, ON L5M 1J3
Victorian Order of Nurses, Peel Region, Community Health & Support Services
Administrative Assistant and Marketing [ More info ]
Assist the Program Coordinator, the ED and Admin Asst with Admin work such as phoning, computer, fund raising and other roles assigned.
Deaf Literacy Initiative
Friendly Visitor Volunteer (for a 38 year old man) [ More info ]
- Male volunteer required to visit with a 38 year old man,
- who has a developmental delay in his home,
- and go to activities in the community with him, i.e. going to movies and dances, traveling, going to the mall.
Mary Centre of the Archdiocese of Toronto, Brampton
Cleaning Assistant [ More info ]
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Support the client’s right to dignity and self-determination
- Adherence to the ALS Canada Policies and Procedures
- Knowledgeable about ALS Canada's volunteer policies to maintain a clear vision of the volunteer role with clients, caregivers and their family members
DUTIES:
- Regular contact with clients and families to determine what day per week would be available to help clean
- Represent ALS Canada in a respectful and professional manner
- Complete volunteer log report following each visit and submit to Manager, Volunteers and Regional Manager
- Log volunteer hours on your log reports each week
What is ALS:
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a progressively paralyzing and fatal neuromuscular disease. Within two to five years after diagnosis, those living with ALS lose the ability to move, speak and eventually breathe. Every day two to three Canadians are diagnosed and every day two to three people die from ALS.
ALS Canada helps people living with ALS and their families manage the effects of the disease by providing equipment and support services, including education, awareness and research.
ALS Canada
Cooking Assistant [ More info ]
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Support the client’s right to dignity and self-determination
- Adherence to the ALS Canada Policies and Procedures
- Knowledgeable about ALS Canada volunteer policies to maintain a clear vision of the volunteer role with clients, caregivers and their family members
DUTIES:
- Regular contact with clients and families to determine food preferences and create a shopping list and menu of dishes
- Food shopping and meal preparation for the client and their family
- Represent ALS Canada in a respectful and professional manner
- Complete volunteer log report following each visit and submit to Manager, Volunteers and Regional Manager
- Log volunteer hours on volunteer homepage
What is ALS:
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a progressively paralyzing and fatal neuromuscular disease. Within two to five years after diagnosis, those living with ALS lose the ability to move, speak and eventually breathe. Every day two to three Canadians are diagnosed and every day two to three people die from ALS.
ALS Canada helps people living with ALS and their families manage the effects of the disease by providing equipment and support services, including education, awareness, child and youth programs and peer support groups.
ALS Canada
Receptionist/Administration Assistant [ More info ]
The phones at Peace Ranch can sometimes not stop ringing and it has been found that many of the calls are for information only and the person calling needs to be redirected to the appropriate social service agency. These calls are important but they take up valuable time. A team of volunteer receptionists would be a great asset to have at our agency. During the time that the phone is not ringing we may have other special projects to work on. If you are just interested in the phone answering bring a book or your own project to work on.
Peace Ranch
Base Site Volunteer [ More info ]
1. Support individuals to participate fully in activities
2. Assist staff in facilitating workshops
3. Act as a positive role model and provide encouragement when needed
4. To be reliable – arrive on time, keep all scheduled appointments
5. To assist staff members when needed
6. Determine and ask for help and support when needed
7. Communicate openly with Supervisor and Manager of Volunteer Services
Community Living Mississauga
Mississauga Packaging and Assembly Volunteer Placement [ More info ]
1. Work along side individuals completing various packaging and assembly jobs.
2. Act as a positive role model and assist individuals in staying on task.
3. To be reliable – arrive on time, keep all scheduled appointments.
4. To assist staff members when needed.
5. Determine and ask for help and support when needed.
6. Communicate openly with Supervisor and Manager of Volunteer Services.
Community Living Mississauga
Mandarin and or Cantonese - Incoming and Outgoing Telephone Support Services [ More info ]
Spectra Community Support Services is a non-profit, multicultural organization providing free, caring and confidential incoming and outgoing telephone support services.
You need to be a Cantonese and or Mandarin speaking person who is non-judgmental with good listening skills for this role.
Spectra Community Support Services
Seniors - Incoming and Outgoing Telephone Support [ More info ]
Phone support for senior adults experiencing anxiety, isolation, memory issues, or are having difficulty coping with life.
Phone support to senior adults in an empathetic, non-judgmental and supportive manner using active listening skills.
Spectra Community Support Services
Incoming and Outgoing Telephone Support Services [ More info ]
Spectra Community Support Services is a non-profit telephone support service providing free, non-judgmental, caring and confidential telephone support services in English, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin Portuguese and French for the diverse population of Peel Region
The role of this volunteer opportunity is to actively listen without judgment to people in our community who call in on our Distress Lines or to clients that we call out to in our Seniors Telecheck program or our Reassurance Program
Spectra Community Support Services
CNIB Night Steps Committee Member [ More info ]
Committee Chair, Entertainment Committee Member, Recruitment Committee Member, Route and Logistics Committee Member, Sponsorship Committee Member
CNIB, Halton/Peel Office
Italian Speaking Volunteer Visitor [ More info ]
- Visit with client in their home.
- Help client follow a predetermined gentle exercise program.
Caledon Meals on Wheels, Volunteer Opportunities
Housekeeping/Apartment Preparation [ More info ]
To prepare vacant apartment(s) for women with or without children moving into Armagh.
- Attend orientation/training as scheduled
- Washing, vacuuming and sweeping floors
- Prepare beds
- Stocking and organizing cupboards as required
- Laundry
- Dusting and empty garbage
- Some heavy lifting may be required (10lbs)
- Adhere to Armagh’s policies and procedures as agreed
Armagh
Donor Development Committee Member [ More info ]
Canadian Mental Health Association/Peel Branch is looking for caring volunteers from the professional community to sit on their Donor Development Committee.
The Donor Development Committee of the Canadian Mental Health Association/Peel Branch is made up of volunteers from the professional advisory community (Lawyers, Investment Advisors, Insurance Professionals, Accountants, Business Students and other financial advisors etc). The committee comprises of four to eight members consisting of 4-5 professional volunteers and 2-3 staff.
The committee’s role is to actively raise awareness of C.M.H.A./Peel and their programs to prospective donors and advisors, actively develop the donor base for giving, recommend policies and guidelines regarding the acceptance of planned gifts and other gifts and actively encourage donations to C.M.H.A./Peel.
The Committee meets every 2 months and ultimately reports to the C.E.O. of C.M.H.A./Peel.
Canadian Mental Health Association, Peel Branch, Mental Health Promotion, Resource Centre
Special Skills Volunteer [ More info ]
When you apply in the notes field please indicate which special skills you which to contribute with.
Examples of Special Skills Volunteers: Yoga Instructor, Art teacher, Music Teacher, Hair Dresser, Aesthetician, Massage therapist, Marshal Arts Instructor, Cooking Instructor, etc...
Volunteers will share their professional skills with clients who are participating in the Partnership Place Program or Eden Place drop in Centre. Volunteers will run programming with the assistance and support of staff.
Volunteers act as professionals in their field demonstrating a mature work ethic and respect for clients of varying backgrounds struggling with mental health concerns.
Volunteers are positive, friendly non-judgmental role models who engage clients in actively participating in the services or programming that are being offered.
Canadian Mental Health Association, Peel Branch, Eden Place Outreach & Drop-In Centre
Friendly Visitor for a 67 yr Old Man [ More info ]
- Visit with this gentleman who has a developmental disability in his Long Term Care home, go for short walks, go out for coffee, or for a movie, or just sit and chat.
- This man has limited vision and hearing loss, also unstable mobility .
Mary Centre of the Archdiocese of Toronto, Brampton
Customer Service (Job Developer) [ More info ]
- Contact employers
- Share program with employers
- Try and get employers to use The "Ready, Willing and Able" Program
record contacts
imput all employer contacts into data base
Family Services of Peel, Ready, Willing, and Able Program
Social Recreational Facilitators (Art Program) - The Nance Horwood Place Residence [ More info ]
Volunteers will be responsible for assisting staff with facilitating of social recreational programs for older adults who live with mental health issues as well as other isolated seniors who live in the community.
Volunteers must be flexible, patient and enthusiastic and must have a strong interest in working in a team environment.
They must also help promote a fun and a safe atmosphere
Other available positions;
1) Greenhouse Assistant- Experience with gardening both indoors and outdoors
2) Outdoors Volunteer - Experience in planning and sourcing outdoor activities
3) Dance Class Instructor- Teach and assist in line dancing, waltz, rumba, cha-cha
Supportive Housing In Peel (SHIP), Community Mental Health Housing Program
Social Recreational Facilitators (Dance Class Instructor) - The Nance Horwood Place Residence [ More info ]
Volunteers will be responsible for assisting staff with facilitating of social recreational programs for older adults who live with mental health issues as well as other isolated seniors who live in the community.
Volunteers must be flexible, patient and enthusiastic and must have a strong interest in working in a team environment.
They must also help promote a fun and a safe atmosphere
Other available positions;
1) Art Program Volunteer - Experience in Arts and Crafts
2) Greenhouse Assistant- Experience with gardening both indoors and outdoors
3) Outdoors Volunteer - Experience in planning and sourcing outdoor activities
Supportive Housing In Peel (SHIP), Community Mental Health Housing Program
Social Recreational Facilitators (Greenhouse Assistant) - The Nance Horwood Place Residence [ More info ]
Volunteers will be responsible for assisting staff with facilitating of social recreational programs for older adults who live with mental health issues as well as other isolated seniors who live in the community.
Volunteers must be flexible, patient and enthusiastic and must have a strong interest in working in a team environment.
They must also help promote a fun and a safe atmosphere
Other available positions;
1) Art Program Volunteer - Experience in Arts and Crafts
2) Outdoors Volunteer - Experience in planning and sourcing outdoor activities
3) Dance Class Instructor- Teach and assist in line dancing, waltz, rumba, cha-cha
Supportive Housing In Peel (SHIP), Community Mental Health Housing Program
Social Recreational Facilitators (Outdoors Events/Activities) - The Nance Horwood Place Residence [ More info ]
Volunteers will be responsible for assisting staff with facilitating of social recreational programs for older adults who live with mental health issues as well as other isolated seniors who live in the community.
Volunteers must be flexible, patient and enthusiastic and must have a strong interest in working in a team environment.
They must also help promote a fun and a safe atmosphere
Other available positions;
1) Art Program Volunteer - Experience in Arts and Crafts
2) Greenhouse Assistant - Experience with gardening both indoors and outdoors
3) Dance Class Instructor - Teach and assist in line dancing, waltz, rumba, cha-cha
Supportive Housing In Peel (SHIP), Community Mental Health Housing Program
Crisis Responder [ More info ]
- Provide short term emotional support
- Community information and referrals to victims of crime
- Tragedy and adverse events either on scene (if requested by Police) or by telephone
Caledon \ Dufferin Victim Services, Caledon East Office
S.E.N.A.C.A Seniors Day Program - Program Assistant [ More info ]
- Assist staff with activities such as: puzzles, crafts, cards, domino, bingo, bowling.
- Assist with organization such as set up, clean up, laundry.
- Assist members with exercise class.
- Assist with social events
S.E.N.A.C.A., Seniors Day Program
Friendly Visitor / Literacy Tutor to 61 yr old lady [ More info ]
Female volunteer to visit with this lady who has a mild developmental delay, attend community outings, i.e. swimming at community centre, also to assist her with working on her grade 5-6 level math, reading & spelling workbooks.
Client's interests: Working on her workbooks, learning to use the computer, knitting.
Mary Centre of the Archdiocese of Toronto, Brampton
Administrative Volunteer [ More info ]
Provides support to staff in:
- Greeting clients.
- Answering the telephone and directing calls.
- Preparing incoming and outgoing correspondence.
- Entering/updating data.
- Assist with program and event planning.
- Other duties as assigned.
Elder Help-Peel
Volunteer Driver [ More info ]
Drive clients to their appointments, shopping, and seniors programs.
Caledon Community Services, Volunteer Resources
Community Kitchen Volunteer [ More info ]
Many opportunities for volunteers including:
- ongoing participation in cooking bees and events
- assisting with kids cooking camps
- helping at large events such as annual Turkey Dinner
- assisting with the operation of Healthy Lunch program at a local school
- assist in kitchen gardens
Palgrave Community Kitchen
Driver/Guide - Clients, Staff or Volunteers [ More info ]
- Confirm week’s schedule with supervisor
- Drive staff person, volunteer or client to destination(s); provide sighted guide and sighted assistance as needed
- Track and report mileage as directed
Track and report volunteer hours as directed
CNIB, Halton/Peel Office
Peer Support [ More info ]
Individuals with a personal experience with cancer can use their experience to support others.
Wellspring Chinguacousy, Support Centre for Cancer Patients & Caregivers, Brampton
Therapy Dog Volunteer [ More info ]
Visit residents of select facilities with your dog which has been evaluated by the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog coordinator. Encourage interaction between the dog and the resident.
St. John Ambulance, Peel Region
Volunteer L.I.F.E. Program Instructor [ More info ]
- Research and development of materials necessary to supplement the curriculum
- Participate in the development of instructional/training programs.
- The instructor must develop individual learning plans to accommodate for these variables
- Communicate with staff regarding client progress, problem solving and monitoring
- Present lesson plans and assignments to clients
- Assist clients with assigned work in accordance with instructor’s directions
- Assist clients in presenting documentation which reflects the goals they have attained
- Coordinate service within the community for transportation and or group outings
- Create marketing material, power point presentation and information packages
- Creation of reporting templates/forms/client services surveys
- Identify target groups/organization and arrange information sessions to market the program and distribution of marketing material
Ontario March of Dimes, West Central Regional Office
Volunteer Support Worker [ More info ]
- Deliver a support service to persons with severe disabilities wishing to participate in activities organized by Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre
- Meet with service coordinator to assess the individual’s needs in relation to the particular activity involved
- Meet the client and his or her caregiver/support person at the designated location, date and time
- Discuss newly identified needs of the individual with the caregiver
- Facilitate the client's involvement in the activities, according to his or her abilities and wishes
- Modify the activities of the client as appropriate to promote his or her enjoyment
- Assist on-site staff as required
- Document clients' activities, duties performed, and any observations and concerns
- Contact service coordinator to review the event within 2 working days of the activity
Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre
Befriending Volunteer [ More info ]
- Work one-on-one with clients and help them to get out in the community
- Plan activities with your match
- Write monthly reports and submit to the Volunteer Coordinator
- Attend training sessions
- Communicate with your match on a regular basis
Ontario March of Dimes, West Central Regional Office
CNIB Ambassador [ More info ]
To educate the public about vision loss, promote vision health, and enhance awareness of CNIB and our services.
- Speak on behalf of CNIB to community groups, corporations, schools, seniors’ centres, vision health professionals, etc.
- Use your multi-lingual language skills in speaking with ethno-cultural community groups OR share your personal experience with vision loss and CNIB
- Set up and staff displays at community information forums with other volunteers and/or staff
- Demonstrate technical aids with other volunteers and/or staff
- Submit a report within one week after each presentation
- Attend ongoing training as requested
CNIB, Halton/Peel Office
Summer Teen Activity Volunteer [ More info ]
Working under the supervision of the Summer Support Staff and Supervisors, volunteers are responsible for providing support to youth between the ages of 13 to 21 who have an intellectual disability, while they take part in a number of different recreational activities in the community. The STAP volunteer is responsible for assisting the teens in participating in scheduled activities, encouraging teens to take an active role in the planning process, and supporting the teens in further developing their social skills through interactions with peers and other members of the community.
Community Living Mississauga
Community Sports League Softball Coach [ More info ]
1. Attend weekly baseball games (approx 1.5 hours/game) located near Glen Erin and Burnhamthorpe
2. Support individual players to participate fully in each game
3. To attend the end of season tournament
Community Living Mississauga
March Break Program Volunteer [ More info ]
Working under the supervision of the March Break Staff and Supervisor, volunteers are responsible for providing support to youth between the ages of 13 to 21, while they take part in a number of different recreational activities in the community.
Duties include:
1. Support 2 to 3 youth to fully participate in various activities and community outings
2. Volunteers may be required to provide assistance with feeding and/or changing for swimming
3. To work as a team with fellow volunteers, your supervisor, and Staff
4. To make a commitment of the full week of March Break
5. Determine and ask for help and support when needed
6. To complete an evaluation form and record your volunteer hours at the end of the week
Community Living Mississauga
Saturday Teen Activity Volunteer [ More info ]
The Saturday Teen Activity Program (STAP) volunteer is responsible for assisting teens who have an intellectual disability to participate in scheduled activities, encouraging teens to take an active role in the planning process, and supporting the teens in further developing their social skills through interactions with peers and other members of the community. Volunteers may be required to provide assistance in feeding, and changing for swimming.
Community Living Mississauga
Social Club Volunteer [ More info ]
The Social Club Volunteer is responsible for assisting the participants to engage in the scheduled activities, encouraging everyone to take an active role in the planning process, and supporting the participants in further developing their social skills through interactions with peers and other members of the community.
Community Living Mississauga
Youth Involvement Volunteer [ More info ]
The Youth Involvement Mississaugs (YIM) volunteer is responsible for assisting teens with intellectual disabilities to participate in scheduled activities, encouraging teens to take an active role in the planning process, and supporting the teens in further developing their social skills through interactions with peers and other members of the community.
Community Living Mississauga
