Managing Editor (Speak Up for Change Blog) [ More info  ]    
- Responsible for editing first-draft articles and posts, working with contributing writers to improve their skills and ensure deadlines are met.  
- Being aware of all newsworthy stories/events happening 
- Awareness of the strengths and weaknesses of team members and assigning stories to writers accordingly 
- Ensure writers follow deadlines firmly 
- Copy-edit first draft of all stories 
- Act as liaison between volunteer writers/contributors and Editor-in-Chief 
- Work closely with the Editor-in-Chief to ensure blog has full coverage 
- Write briefs, full-length stories, editorials and columns to deadline (if interested)
ACCESS, Allowing Children a Chance at Education, Inc.

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

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.

Event Assistants (Team Unbreakable Rib Run 5 & 10km) [ More info  ]  
Potential areas to be assigned: 
- General Set-Up and Take-Down 
- Registration Table and Sign-In Table  
- Donations and Information Table  
- Route Directors/Cheerleaders  
- Water Table / Goodie Bag Table
Cameron Helps.ca

Event Assistants (Unbreakable Father's Day 5km) [ More info  ]  
1. General Set-Up and Take-Down 
a. Time Commitment: Set-Up occurs between 5:30am-8:00am; Pack-Up will take place between approx. 10:15am-11:30am 
b. Key Responsibilities: Assist in set up of tables, roping, tents, balloons, etc for the UNBREAKABLE event. Instruction and direction will be largely on-the-spot and as-needed. Alternatively or in addition to, volunteers can assist in the take-down/pack-up of the event. 
 
2. Registration Table and Sign-In Table (beginning) 
a. Time Commitment: 7am set-up, 9am race start time (some volunteers can leave to participate in event), 9:30am pack-up 
b. Key Responsibilities: To assist participants in either signing in (for those who have pre-registered) or to assist participants in signing up for the UNBREAKABLE event. Once paperwork has been filled in/handed in; event shirts will be distributed at the same table. 
 
3. Donations and Information Table (throughout)  
a. Time Commitment: 8:00am set-up, 11:00am approx. pack-up 
b. Key Responsibilities: To assist participants and non-participants who are interested in making donations to the CameronHelps organization at the UNBREAKABLE event. Pledge forms may also be handed in at this location. Information on the charity and general information on youth suicide will also be available at this station. 
 
4. Route Directors/Cheerleaders (dispersed 20-30 prior to race start)  
a. Time Commitment: 8:30am directions given, 9am in place, 11:00am approx. end 
b. Key Responsibilities: Provide direction and encouragement to the participants of the UNBREAKABLE event while they are running/walking along the designated route from a stationary or moving position. Specific locations and stations will be determined closer to the race day. 
 
5. Water Table / Goodie Bag Table (end)  
a. Time Commitment: 8:45-9:10am set-up, 11:00am approx. pack-up/end 
b. Key Responsibilities: To provide the UNBREAKABLE event participants with bottled water and event ‘swag’ after they pass through the finish line. Water and goodies will need to be quickly set up once all participants have passed the START line and before they pass the FINISH line (approx 15 minute window to have station set up). 
 
6. PANCAKE BREAKFAST  
a. Time Commitment: 7:00am-8:00am set-up, 12:00pm-12:30pm approx. pack-up/end 
b. Key Responsibilities: To assist UNBREAKABLE event participants as they enjoy a pancake breakfast after completing the UNBREAKABLE 5km Run/Walk. Breakfast takes place at Royal Canadian Legion (35 Front St). Assist in food preparation, clean-up, baggage checks, etc.
Cameron Helps.ca

Volunteer Coordinator [ More info  ]  
You will keep track of incoming and outgoing volunteers and their hours, as well as contacting and recruiting all volunteers.
Single Mothers in Progress

Clothing De-Tagger [ More info  ]  
Remove labels from clothing in preparation for donation to charity serving impoverished children and youth. Open cardboard boxes of clothing; breakdown boxes for recycling; stack boxes and discard plastic bags.
Peel CAS

Cub Scout Leader [ More info  ]    
This position requires working as part of a leadership team conducting programs for youth aged 8 to 10 in accordance with guidelines in Wolf Cub program handbooks and By-Law, Policies and Procedures . 
 
Responsibilities: 
- Provide an exciting weekly program with monthly outings as part of a leadership team. 
- Ensure that the health and safety of all members is maintained continually. This is a primary concern. 
- Help each child to have an adventurous personal growth experience while in the pack that includes all program elements. 
- Maintain good relationships with parents/guardians, and encourage parental co-operation and involvement in pack programs. 
- Work closely with other members of the leadership team and share the responsibility of operating the pack. 
- Support and participate in special meetings, trips, camps, and outdoor experiences. 
- Encourage recruitment of members. 
- Know and use the resource material available, including handbooks. 
- Take training, including special interest courses, within one year. 
- Participate in district/area/regional events and meetings.
Scouts Canada, Brampton, Mississauga & Caledon

Camp Instructor [ More info  ]  
- Braille Mentor July 14 - July 20 
- Independent Living Skill Mentor July 15 - July19 
- Teach Unified English Braille (UEB) as well as Living Skills 
- Responsible for the week long session plans 
- Plan/support the Braille needs/requirements for the recreational programming 
- Work with a committee to ensure appropriate evaluation tools are in place 
- Testing/quizzing 
- Certificates of achievement for the youth
CNIB, Halton/Peel Office

Volunteer Childminding (The Salvation Army, Angela's Place) [ More info  ]  
- To provide a safe, warm and caring childminding services to children, in order that parents may have peace of mind.  
- When they are required to attend meetings and or programming knowing that their child’s well-being is paramount.  
 

Peel. Social Services Department, Peel Family Shelter

Monthly Committee Members (Race for Teens At-Risk) [ More info  ]  
Race for Teens At-Risk, 10K/5K Run and Walk: Sunday, June 9th, 2013 
 
Monthly meetings held in Mississauga, to organize/promote the 5th annual, RACE FOR TEENS AT-RISK, 10K/5K RUN & WALK. Sunday June 9th, Coronation Park, Oakville.
Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund

Office Assistant [ More info  ]  
Duties include: phone calls, sending letters, mailings, maintenance of data base, filing, office duties, event planning.
Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund

Race Day Volunteers (Race for Teens At-Risk) [ More info  ]  
Race for Teens At-Risk, 10K/5K Run and Walk: Sunday, June 9th, 2013 
Location: Coronation Park, Oakville; 6am-2pm 
 
Potential roles: 
Course Marshals, Park Set up/ Tear Down, Decorations, Registration Tent, Food Tent, Bake Sale, Kit Bag packing, Start/Finish line, photographers.
Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund

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

Program Co-ordinator for Music & Arts Programs for Teens [ More info  ]  
- Reviewing applications for high school students in DHTBF's Free after school programs for Music & The Arts Programs. 
- Target group: At Risk Teens and Teens in Financial Need 
Work shop & lesson planning, reference checks, lesson planning, delivering supplies if needed, communication skills
Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund

Car Seat Safety Team Member (Peel Branch) [ More info  ]  
1) Assist with paperwork at car seat clinics, monitor the registrations. 
2) Educate parents and caregivers on the proper use of child restraints.
St. John Ambulance, Peel Region

Volunteer Mentor - Facilitator [ More info  ]   
WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? 
 
Using our highly interactive education programs you will aid students in developing necessary business and life skills, to enter tomorrows’ workforce. Acting as a resource, facilitator, motivator and role model you will facilitate a Junior Achievement program in the classroom for a day. You and a colleague/friend can sign up together, we can match you with a partner, or you can volunteer on your own. We have two programs to choose from, depending on your interests and skills. The following middle school programs are always in high demand. 
 
Dollars with Sense (Grade 7) - One School Day 
This highly interactive program is designed to encourage students to develop the economic literacy necessary to make informed decisions about their financial futures. Students will assess their skills and strengths while learning about future careers possibilities, money management, and investment choices. 
 
Economics for Success (Grade 8) - One School Day 
Four key concepts are introduced to help students develop a positive attitude towards education while recognizing the personal and economic costs of living on their own: Success, Independence, Opportunity, Futures.
Junior Achievement of Central Ontario

Black Community Advisory Council Mentors [ More info  ]    
- This is a traditional Big Brother/Big Sister match.  
- But there will be group outings planned once a month providing unique opportunities.  
- Littles will be ages 12-17 and we are currently seeking black volunteers 18 and older that have a vehicle.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

Communications and Social Media Support [ More info  ]  
CDRCP is seeking volunteers/students to assist in the development of effective and current communication strategies, internal and external. The volunteer/student will also assist in social media management, community, partner and donor engagement. 
 
Duties of the role: 
-Using Social Media tools for engagement 
- Developing/Enhancing communication tools to reflect CDRCP's mission 
- Assist in updating and organizing print and digital materials 
- Research and proposal writing for fundraising 
- Marketing and promoting programs and services offered to the community 
 
To send your request to volunteer: 
- Click on the "Yes, I'd Like to Volunteer" button below the title of this page (Role Description Page) and submit your contact details 
- A resume and cover letter referencing the position title should be sent to the contact person mentioned in the "Main Contact" section below (sara@cdrcp.com). 
 
Thank you for your interest in CDRCP. Please note we will only be contacting candidates selected for an interview.
Child Development Resource Connection Peel

Children's Activity Group Leader [ More info  ]  
Work in a team with staff and volunteers to; 
- plan and deliver pro-social activities for children while parents and siblings attend support/theraputic groups.  
- Provide a safe and fun environment for children, utilize appropriate behaviour management strategies and role model social skills.
Associated Youth Services of Peel

Tutor/Mentor [ More info  ]    
- Provide one-to-one tutoring and/or one-to-one support to youth who may have mental health and/or justice issues. 
- Mentors establish positive and meaningful relationships with young people and provide supportive intervention with respect to the young persons' goals. 
- Tutors provide individualized acedemic instruction as well as organizational and study techniques to youth experiencing difficulties at school.
Associated Youth Services of Peel

Between Generations Mentor [ More info  ]    
Elementary girls and boys are matched with a caring senior mentor. Matches meet for one hour each week during school hours and on school property to share in fun activities.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

Big Bunch Volunteer [ More info  ]    
Our wait list program for children waiting for our One-to-One or Group Mentoring Program. The agency plans three to four outings per month. Volunteers sign up to bring children to at least one outing per month. Activities include sporting events, bowling, multicultural evenings, crafts, movies and more.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

Conversation Club Mentor [ More info  ]    
The Conversation Club is a mentoring program for newcomer youth funded by Citizen and Immigration Canada and offered in partnership with the Peel District School Board, Centre for Education and Training and Meadowvale Library, City of Mississauga and the Mississauga Mandarin Association. This after school program connects newcomer youth (12-18) with volunteer mentors (16-24). Newcomer youth mentees meet with their volunteer mentors in a group setting for one hour each week to practice English conversation and presentation skills, address homework concerns and learn about Canada.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

Group Mentor [ More info  ]    
Five volunteers mentor 10 children on a weekly basis during the school year from September-June in local schools throughout the Peel Region. Groups participate in fun and skill-based activities. Outing costs are covered by the agency. Activities include floor hockey and sports, community tours, swimming and more.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

In-School Mentor [ More info  ]    
In partnership with the Peel District School Board and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board this program matches elementary girls and boys with a caring adult mentor. Matches meet for one hour each week during school hours and on school property to share in fun activities.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

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

Family Literacy Program Facilitator [ More info  ]    
To facilitate Family Literacy Program workshops with families and children to help parents gain the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to support their child's language development and gain early literacy skills.
Region of Peel, Human Services, Family Literacy Program

Dance Choregrapher [ More info  ]  
- Teaching the children movements to create dance 
- Have the ability to notice individual style and skills 
- In tune with the artistic vision of the Caribbean and African music
United Achievers Community Services

Youth Advisory Team Member (Brampton East) [ More info  ]  
Work with a group of youth 13 to 24 years of age to come up with creative ideas for programming, activities, and information sessions that are offered at the Newcomer Information Centre. Share ideas, plan events, lead sessions, participate in meetings.
Centre for Education & Training, Newcomer Information Centre, Brampton East Location

Big Brother or Big Sister (One to One Friendship Program) [ More info  ]    
Our most recognized program matches a Big Brother or Big Sister who are 18 years of age or older with a child between the ages of 6 to 17 years. The match plans two to four outings a month for at least one year. Matches are encouraged to plan fun and low cost activities as they build their friendship.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

Go Girls Volunteer [ More info  ]    
A school-based mentoring program for girls Grades 7 and 8 promoting active living, balanced eating and positive self esteem. Female Mentors aged 18 to 25 years of age are trained to lead the fun and interactive sessions over 7 weeks.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel

In Home Visitor (Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program) [ More info  ]   
To promote healthy growth and the development of children by supporting families in their homes by providing support to families through competent and reliable child care.  
- Parents remain in the home with volunteers at all times 
- Volunteers do not provide personal or medical care  
- Provide invaluable support to isolated and overburdened families 
- Ensure the safety of infant(s)/children at all times 
- Maintain client confidentiality within the parameters defined by Peel Health 
- Communicate with client about acceptable activities for their children 
- Set achievable goals with client during family visit 
- Consult and debrief with Volunteer Services Coordinator regarding challenging or difficult situations 
 
*Volunteers are urgently required in the Mississauga area.*
Peel Health Services Department, Public Health Services, Environmental Health

Beaver Leader [ More info  ]    
This position requires working as part of a leadership team conducting colony programs in accordance with guidelines in Beaver program handbooks and By-Law, Policies and Procedures. 
 
Responsibilities: 
- Provide children 5 to 7 years of age with appropriately challenging, weekly meetings. Weekly meetings include all elements of the Beaver program. 
- Ensure that the health and safety of all members is maintained continually. This is a primary concern. 
- Participate in colony planning meetings. Use program ideas that come from the Beavers themselves. 
- Develop close working relations with other members of the team, and share the responsibility of operating the colony with all colony leaders. 
- Help carry out the weekly program. 
- Support and participate in special meetings and activities, including outings and family camping experiences. 
- Know and use resource material available, including various handbooks. 
- Maintain good relations with parents/guardians, and encourage activities, which involve them. 
- Encourage recruitment of members, and help the Group Committee recruit other leaders. 
- Take training for the position, including regular sharing sessions, special interest and outdoor activity skills.
Scouts Canada, Brampton, Mississauga & Caledon

Support Group Facilitator [ More info  ]  
Co-facilitation of support groups for bereaved children, teens or adults
Lighthouse Program for Grieving Children

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

Office & Research Assistants [ More info  ]  
Telephone work, letters/mailings, donation receipts, database upkeep, school research, and accounting.
Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund

Sponsorship/Fundraising Co-ordinator [ More info  ]  
Duties include: 
- Contacting Corporate Business & Community Groups.  
- Walk Sponsorships for our 5K Walk/Run/Skate - June 5, 2011. 
- Golf Sponsorships for our Charity Golf Classic - August 2011. 
- Scholarship Sponsorships for our Scholarship and Mentoring Program. 
- Donations 

Drew Hildebrand Teen Benefit Fund

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

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