Ancoura is a small Ottawa charity that provides a nurturing and fulfilling environment for persons living with mental illness, through stable, affordable housing and a supportive community.
We currently operate seven homes, with three residents in each home. Each home has a number of volunteers who form a circle of friends for the residents. We are a volunteer-based organization with a small professional staff. You can find more information about Ancoura on our website www.ancoura.ca.
We are looking for a talented candidate to join our organization with experience in accounting, bookkeeping or financial control. Professional accounting designation and non-profit board experience are assets.
Location: 30 Cleary Avenue, Ottawa
Deadline: Apr 6, 2021
Have you been searching for a fulfilling volunteer experience? Do you have time and expertise to dedicate, but haven’t quite found the right fit?
Let us introduce ourselves. We’re the Friends of the Ottawa Public Library Association, or FOPLA. It’s a bit of a mouthful, but there’s a lot of great work happening behind that lengthy name and we hope you’ll consider joining us.
We’re a 99% volunteer-run organization that supports the Ottawa Public Library through fundraising and advocacy. We sell donated books, vinyl, and other neat stuff at sales and used bookstores in library branches across Ottawa. Every year, we donate the proceeds back to the Ottawa Public Library to enhance their programs and services. Amazing, right?
The Director of Communications oversees FOPLA’s internal and external communications activities in addition to being the primary advisor and supervisor of FOPLA’s part-time Communications Coordinator. We’re seeking an individual who is enthusiastic about widening public awareness of FOPLA’s brand and activities with the necessary experience in the communications field to bring their strategic plans to life.
Duties Include:
• Plays a leading role in advocacy and public relations.
• Coordinates, participates in, or leads special projects as assigned through the Board.
• Collaborates with other Directors and members of the Executive Committee as needed on internal and external messaging.
• Prepares a monthly report to the Board on communications activities.
• Develops a strategic communications plan to advance FOPLA's brand identity; broaden awareness of its book sales and priorities; and increase the visibility of FOPLA gifts and operations in library branches.
• Creates a marketing/public relations strategy that will allow FOPLA Board to cultivate and enhance relations with external audiences, including the media and key influencers.
• Identifies challenges and emerging issues faced by the organization. Works with the leadership team and staff to recognize internal and external communications opportunities and define and execute appropriate strategies to support them.
• Serves as communications counsellor to FOPLA leadership.
• Serves as a spokesperson and lead point person on media interactions that help promote and/or impact the organization.
• Plays a leading role in maintaining FOPLA membership.
• Assists the President in preparing reports for the Ottawa Public Library.
• Supervises and evaluates the Communications Coordinator.
Location: Various locations
Deadline: Apr 15, 2021
At Door Youth Centre, we are looking for volunteers with musical talent such as guitar playing or drumming. We hope to secure an Instructor Volunteer to teach youth how to play either instruments, candidates must be able to connect with at-risk youth.Volunteers hours would be any day (Monday to Thursday between the hours of 4pm-9pm). We require minimum 3 hours a week. A vulnerable police Check is a must.
Location: 2-755 Somerset Street West
Deadline: Mar 20, 2021
At Door Youth Centre, we are looking for Piano Instructor Volunteer to teach youth how to play basic piano, candidates must be able to connect with at-risk youth.Volunteers hours would be any day (Monday to Thursday between the hours of 4pm-9pm). We require minimum 3 hours a week. A vulnerable police Check is a must.
Location: 755 Somerset Street West Ottawa ON 2nd Floor
Deadline: Mar 13, 2021
Have you been searching for a fulfilling volunteer experience? Do you have time and expertise to dedicate, but haven’t quite found the right fit?
Let us introduce ourselves. We’re the Friends of the Ottawa Public Library Association, or FOPLA. It’s a bit of a mouthful, but there’s a lot of great work happening behind that lengthy name and we hope you’ll consider joining us.
We’re a 99% volunteer-run organization that supports the Ottawa Public Library through fundraising and advocacy. We sell donated books, vinyl, and other neat stuff at sales and used bookstores in library branches across Ottawa. Every year, we donate the proceeds back to the Ottawa Public Library to enhance their programs and services. Amazing, right?
Our board Secretary is responsible for the efficient administration of FOPLA and our records management, and maintaining records of all Board meetings, minutes, and decisions. The Secretary is also responsible for ensuring the integrity of FOPLA's governance framework and compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements.
Duties:
• Ensures proper notice is given of all meetings of the Board and general membership.
• Attends all meetings and records all votes and minutes of the proceedings in accordance with By-Law 1-7.6.iv
• Prepares agendas for the meetings that meet with the approval of the President and the rest of the Executive Committee. Distributes the agenda prior to the meetings.
• Oversees the FOPLA record management system and maintains all official documents (for example, the by-laws and forms required by government bodies).
• Assures the availability at all meetings of the group’s documents, such as by-laws, the agenda, previous minutes and such other documents as the meeting’s agenda dictates.
• Keeps FOPLA’s records and makes sure that they are deposited for future reference in the appropriate repository.
• Reviews annually and makes recommendation on changes to the By-Law.
• Fulfills the duties of a Director of the Board.
Executive Committee Roles and Duties:
• Serves as a member of the Executive Committee.
• Assists the President in the performance of his or her duties and may act as President in the absence the President.
• Assists the President in recognizing the contribution members make to FOPLA.
• Identify challenges and emerging issues faced by the organization.
• Contribute to FOPLA’s organizational strategic planning process.
• Acts as one of the signing officers for cheques and documents, such as grants, contracts, and applications.
• Participates in the supervision and evaluation of FOPLA staff.
• Ensures good relations with the staff of the Ottawa Public Library.
• Fulfills the duties of a Director of the Board.
Location: Various locations
Deadline: Apr 15, 2021
Have you been searching for a fulfilling volunteer leadership experience? Do you have time and expertise to dedicate, but haven’t quite found the right fit?
Let us introduce ourselves. We’re the Friends of the Ottawa Public Library Association, or FOPLA. It’s a mouthful, but there’s a lot of great work happening behind that name, and we hope you’ll join us.
FOPLA is a 99% volunteer-run organization that supports the Ottawa Public Library through fundraising and advocacy. We sell donated books, vinyl, and other neat stuff at sales and used bookstores in more than 25 library branches across Ottawa. Every year, we donate the proceeds back to the Ottawa Public Library to enhance their programs and services. We’ve donated more than $4 million to the Ottawa Public Library since 2003. Amazing, right?
The FOPLA President provides leadership to the Board of Directors and ensures that the Board adheres to its By-law and policies in the execution of FOPLA’s six functional areas: Governance and Policy; Financial Stewardship; Sales and Operations; Organizational Development; Internal and External Communications; and Advocacy.
Duties:
• Identifies challenges and emerging issues faced by the organization.
• Contributes to FOPLA’s strategic planning process.
• Coordinates the development and execution of the Strategic Plan, fundraising activities, and the maintenance of FOPLA membership.
• Chairs meetings of the Board, the Executive Committee, and the general membership.
• Serves as an ex-officio member of committees and attends their meetings when needed.
• Acts as a signing officer for cheques and documents, such as grants, contracts, and applications, and authorizes non-forecast expenditures.
• Provides oversight, direction, guidance, and mentorship to the Treasurer, Secretary, Directors, and staff in the execution of their duties.
• Ensures FOPLA maintains contact with the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA), the Ontario Library Association (OLA), and the U.S. Association of Library Trustees, Advocates, Friends and Foundations (ALTAFF).
• Represents FOPLA with the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) according to our Memorandum of Understanding and ensures good, collaborative relations with OPL senior management and staff.
• Participates in the supervision, evaluation, and compensation decisions of FOPLA staff and consultants.
• Serves as a member of the Executive Committee.
Other things you need to know:
Commitment: Our Board members are elected to two-year terms. It’s common for new or interested Board members to attend meetings or speak with current members to learn more about us before committing.
Hours: Between 10-15 hours per month. Members of the Executive Committee (including the President) may be required to dedicate more time. Most Board activities occur on evenings, though there may be occasional weekend and daytime activities depending on availability.
Meetings: Our Board normally meets on the fourth Wednesday of every month from 6:30PM-8:30PM at alternate East/West branches of the Ottawa Public Library. Since March 2020, all meetings have been virtual using Cisco’s WebEx and will remain so for the foreseeable future.
Location: We sell used books at more than 25 locations in the greater Ottawa area.
Governance: We are a fully incorporated, registered Canadian charity. We carry Directors Liability Insurance for our Board Members at all times.
Language: English proficiency is required, and French is an asset. Other languages welcome.
Financial: Board members are required to be a FOPLA Member in good standing. Membership costs $25 per year, $45 for a two-year membership, or $250 for a lifetime membership.
Age: Board members must be at least 18 years of age.
Communication: Board members must have internet access for FOPLA email and meetings.
To learn more about FOPLA, go to www.fopla-aabpo.ca
Location: Virtual for the foreseeable future
Deadline: Apr 15, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
Help a child understand math concepts by becoming a math tutor.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
Professional development training, facilitated by OCDSB Math coaches, will be offered periodically during the school year. Attendance to at least one session is recommended. Invitations to attend training sessions with more details will be sent periodically to all interested Math volunteers. If you are interested in helping students in Grades 3 to 8 become enthusiastic and successful in Math we would really appreciate hearing from you! A RECENT POLICE VULNERABLE SECTOR CHECK (PVSC) IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEER POSITIONS. (Instructions on how to get a PVSC will be emailed to you after you apply on-line). All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you can help, please register online on our website and quote this volunteer opportunity. Once the screening process is complete and approved, you will be contacted by the school volunteer coordinator to set-up a time for an interview to discuss the details/ scheduling. Thank you for your gift of time.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
Volunteers needed to support children and adult English language learners. Volunteers will receive training before being matched to support students in Pre-K to Grade 12 or in the Adult LINC programs.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
The volunteer will collaborate with the educator to enhance the daily English language learning opportunities for students. The students are mainly new Canadians.
Requires a current vulnerable sector police clearance (PVSC). (Instructions on how to get a PVSC will be emailed to you after you apply on-line through ONFE). All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you are interested, please register on-line at www.onfe-rope.ca/ovie/application and quote this volunteer opportunity. Once the screening process is completed and approved, you will be contacted by the school volunteer coordinator to set-up a time for an interview to discuss the details/scheduling. Thank you for your consideration.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
English Language Development (ELD/ESL) - (English Language Development (ELD), English as a Second Language (ESL)) tutors/volunteers needed to support 500 Syrian refugee students who are coming to our OCDSB schools and require extra support.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
You would be working with students primarily on their English (reading & writing) along with assisting them to adapt to their new environment. Self-paced training is required (approx. 3 hours), details will follow upon your registration. A RECENT POLICE VULNERABLE SECTOR CHECK (PVSC) IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEER POSITIONS. All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you can help, please register online on our website and quote this volunteer opportunity. Thank you for your gift of time.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
English As a Second Language (ESL) volunteers are needed to help Pre-K to Grade 12 students to assist in acquiring English proficiency.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
The volunteer will collaborate with the educator to enhance the daily ESL opportunities for students. The students are mainly new Canadians. You will provide assistance to students who need assistance understanding English in general. Requires a current vulnerable sector police clearance (PVSC). (Instructions on how to get a PVSC will be emailed to you after you apply on-line). All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you are interested, please register on-line at www.onfe-rope.ca/ovie/application and quote this volunteer opportunity. Once the screening process is complete and approved, you will be contacted by the school volunteer coordinator to set-up a time for an interview to discuss the details/scheduling. Thank you for your consideration.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
In 2005-06 the Ontario government initiated the Student Success Program within secondary schools as one response to the severe drop-out rate of high school students.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
Ottawa Volunteers in Education (OVIE) has received requests from Ottawa high schools to recruit community volunteers interested in providing tutoring support (under the direction of teachers) to individual students in their Math, English, Science or History Credit Recovery Program. Most of these students, many of whom are new Canadians, respond very well to working with a tutor on a weekly basis. We are looking for volunteers who can help them focus, explain concepts as they work, assist them in organizing materials, and provide encouragement as they progress in all subjects. A RECENT POLICE VULNERABLE SECTOR CHECK (PVSC) IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEER POSITIONS. All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you can help, please register online on our website and quote this volunteer opportunity. Thank you for your gift of time.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
Adult High School - Central Orientation Class is designed for newly-arrived students between 18 and 20 years of age who require ELD support. They receive English Language and Math support. Students leave the Centre to take other courses at the Adult HS or to enter the workforce.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
A RECENT POLICE BACKGROUND CLEARANCE TO SERVICE THE VULNERABLE SECTOR IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEER POSITIONS. All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you can help, please register online on our website and quote this volunteer opportunity. Thank you for your gift of time.
Location: Adult High School Rochester Street
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
The Ottawa Carleton District School Board has a few elementary schools looking for volunteers to assist in their Autism Unit.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
A RECENT POLICE VULNERABLE SECTOR CHECK (PVSC) IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEER POSITIONS.(Instructions on how to get a PVSC will be emailed to you after you apply on-line). All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you are interested, please register on-line at www.onfe-rope.ca/ovie/application and quote this volunteer opportunity. Once the screening process is complete and approved, you will be contacted by the school volunteer coordinator to set-up a time for an interview to discuss the details/scheduling. Thank you for your consideration.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
What is your company doing to promote literacy? NOTE: This is a group volunteer opportunity--you need to lead a team of volunteer readers from your organization.
If you want to volunteer as an individual please register as OVIE volunteer www.onfe-rope.ca/ovie/application. If you have a team of readers for OttawaReads please proceed to register for this position. The Ottawa Network for Education s OttawaReads program is a unique school/business partnership that draws volunteers from the corporate and public sectors to read one-on-one with children in Kindergarten to Grade 3 classes in Ottawa schools. After attending an orientation/training session in their place of work, volunteers fulfill a weekly or bi-weekly one-hour commitment to read to students in local schools. Each participating organization is partnered with a school in their own geographic location. The number of volunteers requested from each organization is based upon the size of the company and the requirements of the partnering school. We currently have several schools on the waitlist for new OttawaReads partners. Can you help? Be a team leader in your place of work!
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
General Classroom Assistance - Volunteers are assigned to a specific teacher and carry out various tasks depending on the teacher's needs.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
The following are some typical examples of areas where volunteers are needed: General Classroom Assistance Remedial/Special Education MentoringTutoringCoaching LanguagesLibraryEarly LiteracyComputers/TechnologyMath/Science A RECENT POLICE VULNERABLE SECTOR CHECK (PVSC) IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEER POSITIONS. (Instructions on how to get a PVSC will be emailed to you after you apply on-line). All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you can help, please register online on our website and quote this volunteer opportunity. Once the screening process is complete and approved, you will be contacted by the school volunteer coordinator to set-up a time for an interview
to discuss the details/ scheduling. Thank you for your gift of time.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
Many elementary schools within the Ottawa Carleton District School Board (OCDSB)are now offering full-day classes and care for Kindergarten students.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER.
The Ottawa Volunteers in Education (OVIE)program are looking for volunteers who can help in a Kindergarten classroom setting to assist the teacher with the daily routines. A RECENT POLICE VULNERABLE SECTOR CHECK (PVSC) IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEER POSITIONS. All volunteers assist under the supervision of a teacher. If you can help, please register online on our website and quote this volunteer opportunity. Thank you for your gift of time.
Location: various schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
***Please note that until schools are back in session, you will not be placed to volunteer in a classroom setting. Orientation training will be done on-line until further notice. You can contact Heather Kotelniski for the information required to proceed (hkotelniski@onfe-rope.ca). We continue to follow the guidelines of the OCDSB, Ottawa Public Health, and Canada Public Health and we thank you for your patience.***
Please note that all volunteer positions are September to June each year. We do not have summer volunteer positions available.
The Ottawa Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) is welcoming volunteers who can read to students and/or work with students in some of their French Immersion classrooms (K-6). Your role as a volunteer and the schedule is determined at your school interview prior to beginning your placement. A police vulnerable sectors check is required.
Location: Ottawa Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) Elementary Schools
Deadline: May 12, 2021
ONE Better World Collective (OBWC) is a non-profit organization and a multi-platform initiative with a 10- year strategy to equip people everywhere to act upon the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and Agenda 2030.
OBWC will have an interactive website and app and therefore requires a DPO that will handle any affairs related to data protection, terms and conditions, and privacy policies within the organization.
Upon accepting a position with OBWC as DPO, a police record check may be required.
Location: 274 rue Desjardin, Plaisance, QC, J0V 1L0
Deadline: Mar 29, 2021
CCMF Canadian Center for Men and Families is developing a new workshop that fully encompasses the entirety of a father's journey in family court. Every father who comes our way has financial struggles, stress and difficulties managing the documentation required to fight for their children. We are looking for an accountant who is willing and able to participate in our 6-week long workshop, with two-three sessions working on finances and budgeting to give some reprieve to our clients. A successful applicant has the opportunity to have their own support group. They may facilitate a peer-supported group where clients may come for financial advice. This could garner further clients for the successful candidate in the future. The applicant will be needed for approximately 4 zoom sessions.
Location: 292 Montreal Rd Suite 302, Vanier, ON K1L 6B8
Deadline: Mar 31, 2021
If you care about our planet and the environment and helping the world to overcome disease and poverty and want to help eradicate racism and support gender equality and workplace equity then this is your opportunity to join a global tribe of changemakers.
We are building our Social Media and Digital team and are looking for help creating content and managing our Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Linked In and TikTok pages.
Upon accepting a position with OBWC, a police record check may be required.
Location: 274 Desjardins Plaisance Quebec J0V 1L0
Deadline: Mar 29, 2021
Furniture Bank provides quality used furniture to those who are struggling in our community. We are seeking volunteer Receptionists to greet our clients and perform administrative support duties. You may also be trained to work in client services, helping our clients choose the items they need for their homes.
Shifts are weekdays from 10:00 to 2:00. You may choose to work one or more shifts a week.
Location: 340 Legget Dr., Door 53
Kanata, ON
K2K 1Y6
Deadline: Mar 17, 2021
Matthew House Furniture Bank is seeking volunteer Warehouse Assistants to work one or more shifts a week, to help us provide quality used furniture to those who are struggling in our community. Shifts are weekdays beginning at 10 a.m., for 4 to 6 hours. Must be able to lift 50 pounds and work well in a fast-paced environment with other team members. Training is provided.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- help move furniture onto and from delivery truck and within warehouse;
- help furniture donors unload furniture donations;
-- help keep warehouse organized
Location: 340 Legget Dr., Door 53
Kanata, ON
K2K 1Y6
Deadline: Mar 17, 2021
Matthew House Furniture Bank is a registered charity that collects donations of furniture and housewares and redistributes them to disadvantaged individuals, refugees, and families in the Ottawa community. We are seeking client services representatives to help our clients choose furniture and other items to make their housing home. Volunteers may also sort donations and package chosen items. There is an opportunity to be cross-trained as receptionist. Hours are weekdays from 10 to 2. Volunteers can work one or more shifts a month.
Location: 340 Legget Drive Door 53
Kanata ON K2K 1Y6
Deadline: Mar 17, 2021
We are seeking a self-driven and highly competent ED assist to lead and influence our organization towards favorable growth, and to design and direct strategies that support and enhance our organizational operations. Duties of the ED assist will include managing the company assets, providing leadership to all staff, establishing business goals, advising the board of directors on organizational activities, overseeing and streamlining daily operations, improving staff performance, and executing special business projects. Your exceptional stewardship and strategic planning skills as an ED Assist will aid our organization in promoting our mission and objectives, maintaining positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders, achieving organizational goals.
Location: 265 Montreal Rd
Deadline: Apr 30, 2021
Seeking LGBT+ coordinator with a background in the justice system.
The main focus would be advocating for the rights of LGBT+ individuals in conflict with the law and/or at risk of homelessness/poverty.
Minimum 1-2 years experience required. Please submit your most recent, complete resume. 6 moths commitment minimum.
Location: 265 Montreal Rd Vanier
Deadline: Apr 30, 2021
Resource and Emotional Support Group for Men and Fathers
An emotionally safe space for men to share their life struggles and perspectives with other men, for peer support and validation. The purpose of this program is to encourage participants to focus on identifying specific avenues for participants to bring more meaningful results to individual needs. Such individual needs have to potential to consist of but are not limited to: positive approaches to fathering, coping techniques, financial discussions as well the occasional special guests. This program also focuses on building a wider and more effective network of support mechanisms for participants.
We are looking for a strong independent individual who is exceptionally involved within their community and can support/direct participants to appropriate directions that allow them to make the most of the resources they may not be aware are available.
Location: 292 Montreal Rd Suite 302, Vanier, ON K1L 6B8
Deadline: Mar 18, 2021
This is a fantastic opportunity for you to be a part of an amazing team and gain valuable experience working with children of all abilities on a weekly basis.
Our coaching team will help guide you through your training and we offer unlimited support to ensure you get the most out of running your sessions.
All coaches must be available to coach Saturday and/or Sunday mornings and be passionate about working with children.
We expect ALL coaches to be 100% reliable and have high levels of energy/enthusiasm!
Work Experience
• Soccer playing/coaching experience.
• Experience of communicating with members of the general public and young children.
• Physical fitness and stamina.
• A personal commitment to sustaining professional working practices in the workplace at all times including excellent timekeeping and punctuality skills (Essential).
• The right aptitude for coaching young children and preschoolers.
• Ability to work as part of a team.
Location: 37 Oriska Way,
Ottawa
Deadline: Mar 30, 2021
This is a fantastic opportunity for you to be a part of an amazing team and gain valuable experience working with children of all abilities on a weekly basis.
Our coaching team will help guide you through your training and we offer unlimited support to ensure you get the most out of running your sessions.
All coaches must be available to coach Saturday and/or Sunday mornings and be passionate about working with children.
We expect ALL coaches to be 100% reliable and have high levels of energy/enthusiasm!
Work Experience
• Soccer playing/coaching experience.
• Experience of communicating with members of the general public and young children.
• Physical fitness and stamina.
• A personal commitment to sustaining professional working practices in the workplace at all times including excellent timekeeping and punctuality skills (Essential).
• The right aptitude for coaching young children and preschoolers.
• Ability to work as part of a team.
Location: 37 Oriska Way,
Ottawa
Deadline: Mar 30, 2021
This is a fantastic opportunity for you to be a part of an amazing team and gain valuable experience working with children of all abilities on a weekly basis.
Our coaching team will help guide you through your training and we offer unlimited support to ensure you get the most out of running your sessions.
All coaches must be available to coach Saturday and/or Sunday mornings and be passionate about working with children.
We expect ALL coaches to be 100% reliable and have high levels of energy/enthusiasm!
Work Experience
• Soccer playing/coaching experience.
• Experience of communicating with members of the general public and young children.
• Physical fitness and stamina.
• A personal commitment to sustaining professional working practices in the workplace at all times including excellent timekeeping and punctuality skills (Essential).
• The right aptitude for coaching young children and preschoolers.
• Ability to work as part of a team.
Location: 37 Oriska Way,
Ottawa
Deadline: Mar 30, 2021
