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Canadian Wildlife Federation |
WILD Outside Adult Volunteer |
A French message will follow / Un message en français suivra Are you passionate about the outdoors, conservation and working with young people? The WILD Outside program in Montreal is looking for adults over 18 who can volunteer as mentors and help lead youth in our exciting alongside our CWF staff. Overview: WILD Outside is a free, extracurricular national conservation-based youth leadership program for any youth aged 15 to 18. Adult volunteers who join the WILD Outside program will get outdoors on adventures, connect with youth participants, and aid in the planning and delivery of community-based action projects. Volunteers operate in a largely supervisory capacity Supporting the Youth Leadership Specialists, the duties of the volunteer could include, but is not limited to: Assisting the Wild Outside Youth Leadership Specialists with programming No experience is required Le plein air, la conservation, travailler avec les jeunes, ça vous passionne? Le programme Sors dehors à Montreal est à la recherche d’adultes de 18 ans et plus pour être bénévoles auprès des jeunes participant(e)s de ce programme excitant, au côté du personnel de la FCF. Aperçu : Sors dehors est un programme parascolaire, national et gratuit de leadership pour les jeunes de 15 à 18 ans axé sur la conservation. Les adultes qui se portent bénévoles participeront à des aventures à l’extérieur, travailleront de près avec les jeunes participant(e)s, et aideront à planifier et mettre en œuvre des projets d’action communautaire. En général, le travail des bénévoles consiste à superviser le groupe. Pour appuyer les spécialistes en leadership jeunesse, les tâches des bénévoles pourraient comprendre, parmi d’autres : Aider les spécialistes en leadership jeunesse de Sors dehors avec la programmation Compétences Aucune expérience requise |
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Résilience Montréal |
Help homeless indigenous peoples |
Westmount |
Volunteers help us prepare and serve meals, organize and distribute clothing/hygiene products while keeping the environment clean and safe. All of our training is done on-site with staff members and volunteers. We are super grateful to have wonderful people join us every day! About us: Resilience Montreal, created by the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal, is a community-led project established in 2019 to support the homeless population in the Cabot Square area. It is a wellness center for the most vulnerable and provides a welcoming and safe oasis from the hardships of the streets where people with trauma are honoured, defended and can access services that meet their needs. The organisation gained independence from the NWSM by gaining charitable status in May 2021. Resilience Mtl aims to provide services that restore dignity to the lives of its patrons. This service offers volunteer opportunities to the homeless as well social, financial, and mental health support and advocacy. The overall goal is to restore physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychological wellness. |
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uU Voice it |
Marketing |
To brainstorm with marketing department for prospecting in cost effective ways for a non-profit . |
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Transit Secours Region Montreal / Shelter Movers Montreal Region |
Mover/Driver |
Position Summary: This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to make a big impact in a small amount of time. Each move varies from 3-5 hours. With our flexible volunteering model, you can sign up to volunteer on moves as per your availability. Responsibilities Time commitment: A minimum of 1-2 moves a month, or 4-8 hours per month, is encouraged. This is an unpaid volunteer position. |
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Transit Secours Region Montreal / Shelter Movers Montreal Region |
Move Coordinator |
Position Summary: Responsibilities Time commitment: *Please note: the work of a Move Coordinator isn’t performed in a single or continuous ‘shift’; rather, it involves communication with the client over the phone and planning at your convenience. Typically this planning stage spans a few days or a week prior to the move |
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Autisme sans limites |
volunteer |
Le Sud-Ouest |
Our organization works with high social and cognitive functioning autistic adults from 18 to 35. We are currently searching for non-autistic participants to take part in our activities. We are not looking for people wishing to do interventions but rather to participate in the activities offered by the organization with our customers. One of the problems often encountered by our customers is the desire to participate as well as motivation. On the other hand, we have noticed that the presence of neurotypical people of the same age during our activities increases the motivation of our participants. Therefore, it would be interesting to be able to do business with you given the prestige granted to your university as well as the presence of your student life service. Our organization offers a wide variety of programs in partnership with influential players in our community. There is no minimum time required and our recruiting time is generally from mid-august until late September. I personally oversee the bank of non-autistic participants and will direct them daily. I will also give them a small information and formation class before joining our ranks. On the plus side, students and post-graduates who would like to join our team of non-autistic participants would have a great opportunity to get to know this clientele and understand how it works. In addition, the number of our activities and partnerships is very diversified, which allows us to reach several interests for the participants: cooking workshop at the ITHQ, dance workshop with Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, theater workshop with the TNM, art therapy with the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, evenings of board games, physical activities, improvisation workshop with The National League of Improvisation, documentary theatre, with the organization Porte-Parole, etc. I invite you to look at our website at: |
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Th3rdPlace |
Peer Supporter |
Th3rdPlace provides data-driven tools for post-secondary education building a connected, collaborative campus environment, and strengthening student resilience in response to the emerging mental health problems. Please visit our web app at th3rdplace.com. Our team is working with Concordia and McGill university administrations, student clubs, and associations, and student volunteers will help us: |
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Parrainage civique Montréal |
Volunteers for computer support for adults with intellectual disabilities |
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal |
Volunteers for computer support for adults with intellectual disabilities |
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Parrainage civique Montréal |
Volunteers for the animation of art workshops for adults with intellectual disabilities |
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal |
Our organization is committed to its adult members living with an intellectual disability through twinning. We offer monthly training workshops for our members on various subjects. We are looking for volunteers to facilitate art workshops for the winter of 2023. Training will be provided to support your volunteering. |
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Concordia's Used Book Fair |
Book sorter |
Ville-Marie |
Sort books with the volunteers of the Concordia EPIC Used Book Fair! Book sorts will be held every Wednesday, from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. in the LB Building basement (LB-029), until our next EPIC event at the end of March. Sign up now and join the EPIC Book Fair family! |
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