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| Organization | Position | Location | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aids Community Care Montreal (ACCM) |
Meal Coordinator/Cook |
Ville-Marie |
Dinner & Discussion is a weekly dinner for a members that happens every Monday. The role of the Meal Coordinator/Cook is to plan a healthy, balanced meal with a vegetarian and meat option for roughly 20 people, |
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| Aids Community Care Montreal (ACCM) |
Driver |
Ville-Marie |
Complete driving tasks requested by ACCM in a professional, reliable, and timely manner. Some tasks may require light lifting (helping carry groceries or assisting members in and |
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| Aids Community Care Montreal (ACCM) |
Teacher's Toolkit Lesson Plan Developer |
Ville-Marie |
Research existing sex education lesson plans geared toward elementary school students, adapt or create new sexual health lesson plans that respect Quebec’s sexual health curriculum objectives, share and promot lesson plans plans at teacher attended events (QPAT). |
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| Aids Community Care Montreal (ACCM) |
Support Buddy |
Ville-Marie |
Liaise with the Buddy Program Coordinator to determine current member needs. Offer non-judgmental and non-discriminatory support to members and help out with various practical needs such as accompaniment during grocery shopping and errands, accessing information or services over the internet, preparing meals, light housekeeping, support on public transportation, accompaniments to medical appointments, and home and hospital visits |
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| Aids Community Care Montreal (ACCM) |
Sexual Health Workshop Facilitator |
Give presentations (HIV 101, Safer Sex, Healthy Relationships, etc.) through workshops and kiosks for schools and community groups, create, develop and update new workshop and kiosk games when needed and assemble safer sex kits and SextEd promo materials. |
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| Aids Community Care Montreal (ACCM) |
SextEd Response Team Volunteer |
SextEd is a program that provides sexual heath education by answering youth questions through text messaging. SextEd Response Team volunteers answer youth questions by researching and drafting comprehensive responses in a team. They also update and contribute to a database of saved text and online frequently asked questions. SextEd volunteers have a flexible schedule based on their availability. Volunteers are expected to complete an orientation and devote 2-4 hours per week for at least 6 months. Majority of the shifts may be online due to COVID, but at times in-person shifts may be required. |
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| Agence Ometz |
Occasional Volunteer |
Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce |
Occasionally, we call upon volunteers to help us with short-term or collaborative projects that require extra support. If you are looking to contribute in a meaningful way, please join our mailing list by emailing volunteer@ometz.ca and we will keep you informed of upcoming events. Some of our programs include Chanukah gift-packing, helping at our annual Chanukah celebration, Shabbat in the Park, Yom Yocheved Clothing Giveaway, Community Purim Carnival and more! This opportunity is available to anyone aged 13 and older. Community services hours for students can be provided. |
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| Agence Ometz |
Language Mentor For Adults |
Language mentors for adults meet virtually or speak on the phone on a weekly basis, for up to one hour, to help them increase their French fluency and boost their confidence for the job market and workplace. As a language mentor for adults, you will support an adult who may be new to Montreal, is seeking employment or preparing to write government citizenship exams, by practicing conversational French. Scheduling is to be confirmed between the mentor and client once a match is made. Volunteers should be fluent in French, and at least one other language from English, Hebrew, Russian or Ukrainian. |
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| Agence Ometz |
Academic / Language Mentor For Students |
Academic and language mentors meet with elementary or high school students on a weekly basis, for up to one hour, usually at the family home, to help students develop and improve their English and/or French language skills, tutor them in a specific academic subject, help with homework and act as a role model for their students. Mentors motivate students by providing a fun and safe space for students to learn and grow. While most students require in-person meetings, there are sometimes virtual opportunities available. The expected commitment is a minimum of three months with the possibility of longer. This is not a one-size-fits-all program, and the needs fluctuate from student to student. Scheduling is to be confirmed between the mentor and family once a match is made. Volunteers should be fluent in English or French, and at least one other language from English, French, Hebrew, Russian or Ukrainian. |
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| Agence Ometz |
GED and Literacy Tutor |
Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce |
Volunteer tutors help students 16 and over prepare to write their high school equivalency exam through one-on-one teaching. Subjects include English language arts, social studies (American history), math, and science. Tutors must be proficient in at least one of these subjects and should be university students or young professionals, aged 18 or older. The curriculum is in English. Time commitment: 1 or 2 nights/week 5:30-8:00 pm. In-person at our offices in Snowdon. Program runs from September through June with time off for holiday periods. Kosher meals included. |
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