- Coach a team of players 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, or 13-15 
- Coach with a partner 
- No prior experience required 
- All volunteer coaches receive full training, resource manual, t-shirt and whistle 
- Spring Soccer (6 week program in May & June) and Summer Soccer (8 week program in July & August)

BETTER Women is a health promotion program that offers women free access to a volunteer peer health coach who is trained to help them reach and maintain their health and cancer screening goals. The goals are created by the participant and a peer health coach will be there along the participant's journey to provide additional motivation and help them stay accountable. Peer health coaches are Canadian Cancer Society volunteers who are responsible for assisting women to meet their heath and screening goals. Peer health coaches act as a vital support network, being there every step of the way to help women feel empowered through their journey to get screened, move more, eat healthier, quit smoking, and/or reduce alcohol intake. 
 
All peer health coaches will be women between the ages of 40-65 who have lived experiences setting personal health goals i.e. getting active, eating better, quitting smoking, reducing alcohol intake and/or staying up to date on recommended screenings. Peer health coaches will all have completed the BETTER Women peer health coach training program, a 24-hour program in which they will receive a certification.

Assist the North Simcoe Youth Spring Soccer Association with coaching of soccer teams! Soccer Executives are needed to get the soccer season up and running and to oversee the organizational activities.

The Teen Advisory Group (TAG) acts as a resource for the Youth Services staff at the Library in areas such as book selection, volunteer support, activity planning and promotion.

Volunteer Opportunites:  
Leader responsible for:  
*grooming and tack up of the horse  
*leading of the horse for warm-up  
*control of the horse during class  
*un-tack horse and cleanup of equipment  
 
Sidewalker responsible for:  
*support the rider as necessary to balance  
*assist rider to complete skills as needed  
*assist leader with tack and cleanup

Big Brothers commit to a one-on-one relationship for a minimum period of one-year, 2-4 hours per week on an average basis, doing activities they both enjoy. Children are aged 6-18.

Various activities based on skills of Volunteer 
Some may include marketing, leadership, sailing and rowing instruction, fundraising, boat construction/repair 
Other opportunities exist depending on interest

Defeat Depression Campaign is Seeking Organizing Committee Members  
 
2020 has had a significant impact on the mental health of Canadians. The organizations we support need your help now more than ever. The 2021 Defeat Depression Walks/Runs will take place the last weekend in May! We are currently looking for dedicated community-minded individuals to join an organizing committee and help organize a Defeat Depression event in your community. Take an active role in helping local mental health programs and join the team!  
 
The Defeat Depression campaign is a national fundraising campaign designed to allow individuals and organizations to raise funds in support of their local mental health programs and services. The campaign has grown into a national movement bringing much-needed funds, awareness of mental health issues while fighting mental health stigma one event at a time.  
 
Planning and organizing the Walk/Runs takes time, passion and creative thinking. With support from volunteers and Mood Disorders Society of Canada’s staff, you will be a part of something truly extraordinary in your community. Although this is a national campaign, local success depends on volunteers like you. With your community insight, you will raise awareness, encourage participation, and drive fundraising results.  
 
Available Positions: 
Event Chair/Co-Chairs oversees all elements of the event from start to finish, liaises with Mood Disorders Society of Canada, attends host conference calls during the planning process, and explores new ideas and suggestions on how to make the event successful, responsible for financial tracking of the event 
 
Volunteer Coordinator recruit volunteers to help on the day of the event and/or with tasks throughout the planning process, assigns responsibilities as needed, and builds relationships within the community 
 
Local Sponsorship Coordinator – you will recruit build local connections, new sponsors, and strengthen relationships with existing sponsors to offset some event expenses and contribute to the local fundraising revenue. Working with your committee and Defeat Depression Staff, you are responsible for acquiring local cash, and in-kind sponsorships, ensure that sponsor obligations are fulfilled, and each sponsor feels the true value of a partnership with the Defeat Depression Campaign. 
 
Communications/Marketing Coordinator oversees promotion of the event, brainstorms how to attract participants and sponsors, engages local media and hosts media on the day of the event, etc. 
 
Social Media Coordinator oversees the event Facebook page, handles posts and responds to inquiries on social media, engages local stakeholders, helps promote the event through social media, shares pictures post event, directs people to engage with YouTube and Flickr 
 
Logistics Coordinator books the location for the event, plans the walk or run course, obtains all required permits/approvals, plans for tents/water/parking/supplies on the day of event

To be a positive Mentor and friend for children or youth in a variety of group programs, with the potential to match individually with a child as a personal role model. - Support and encourage kids as they grow, Listen and provide advice when appropriate. To role model appropriate behaviours and reinforce positive social skills.

Volunteer tutors are needed to help adults to improve their reading, writing, and math skills. We also have students who require help getting their GED. 
 
NOTE: We ask potential tutors to commit for one year so that they can come alongside a student for that length of time - once students make the decision to improve their skills, they need a tutor who is willing to work with them to increase not only their knowledge but their confidence and self esteem.

The Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Orillia and District provides quality mentoring relationships for young people in our community who would benefit from caring, supportive adult role models. The relationships are fostered through one-to-one matching, group programs and our school based programs.

We are looking for Big Brothers for our Traditional Mentoring Program. We currently have 13 Little Brothers and 6 Little Sisters on our waiting list who are looking to be matched with a Big. If you have 4 hours within a month to spend with a child, contact us today!

Be a positive adult role model for a child. For as little as one hour per week you can have a profound impact on a child's future.

Two sites: Camphill Nottawasaga, near Angus and Camphill Sophia Creek in Barrie.  
 
Camphill Nottawasaga (Angus) offers programs in woodworking, pottery, candlemaking, and bakery/meal preparation. There are also opportunities to be involved in maple syrup production, working in the vegetable gardens and caring for livestock (Highland cows and horses).  
 
Camphill Sophia Creek (Barrie) offers work in the mosaic studio, meal preparation skills in the Cafe, music, recreational activities and cultural outings. Volunteer help is also needed with Bingo events and other special events such as our fairs.  
 
Both locations need volunteers to help with set-up, cash management and take-down at our Farmers Markets. 
Please email Sandra to place you in an opportunity that best suits your needs!

Public Speaking / Facilitation

Purpose of the Position: Join the team to change the lives of people with disabilities and youth who are experiencing challenges by providing a loving home and obedience training to a Service Dog-in-training during its puppyhood. 
 
Responsibilities and Duties: 
 
- Raise a confident and responsive puppy. 
- Care for the dog’s needs according to guidelines from COPE. 
- Provide consistent structure, rules and boundaries to the dog according to training from COPE. 
- Provide obedience training and socialization to the dog. 
- Transport the dog to and from its training programs: Canines in the Classroom (Innisfil) or Refinement Training (Barrie). Multiple pick up/drop off locations in Barrie and Innisfil by COPE van is available. 
- Support from Puppy Sitter Volunteer network is available for vacations or emergencies. 
- Dog food, routine veterinary care, one dog crate, walking harness and leash are provided by COPE. 
 
NOTE: 
The application process takes time and training space is limited, please submit your application now to allow enough time to set up a home interview and ensure a training spot is reserved for you upon the approval of your application. 
 
COVID Protocol: 
Interviews are done by phone and via web conferencing software. Training are done virtually with in-person portion with dogs in open air locations, no physical contact and keeping proper physical distance when provincial guidelines allow us to do so.

Make a difference in our community by providing onsite first aid at local community events. Use your first aid skills, or develop them with hands-on training, and in the field patient care.

VON SMART and Falls Prevention classes are led by volunteers who VON trains (2 days of practical plus the theory) and certify. Weekly we offer over 50 Level 1 and Level 2 classes in Grey Bruce with over 1,000 participants! We ask for a minimum commitment of 2 hours a week (one class) but have flexible schedules for those who are away for long periods of time. We are looking for volunteer instructors for both levels of classes.

Volunteers are required to help with programs and making sure office duites are kept up to date and looked after. Always looking for First Nations mentors.

Youth Justice Committee's (YJC) bring together youth 12-17 who have been involved in the criminal justice system, their parent(s), and trained members of the community. In this role:  
* you would attend YJC meetings to determine appropriate and meaningful ways for the youth to make amends for their actions.  
* ensure that the youth is aware of the purpose of the meeting, and discuss police report information.  
* explore perspectives of all parties, including the youth and others represented at t he meeting, such as community members, community agency representatives, and the parent(s).  
* present and agree upon appropriate sanctions for the youth.  
* provide information and referrals to supportive community agency programs.  
* respect the confidentiality of the youth and other YJC members.

Volunteer Mentors give a few hours a week to share their special skills, interests or hobbies with a child or family.

Mentoring, active listening, community outings, 2 hrs. per week, vehicle required

Youth Justice Committee's (YJC) bring together youth 12-17 who have been involved in the criminal justice system, their parent(s), and trained members of the community. In this role: 
* you would attend YJC meetings to determine appropriate and meaningful ways for the youth to make amends for their actions.  
* ensure that the youth is aware of the purpose of the meeting, and discuss police report information. 
* explore perspectives of all parties, including the youth and others represented at t he meeting, such as community members, community agency representatives, and the parent(s). 
* present and agree upon appropriate sanctions for the youth. 
* provide information and referrals to supportive community agency programs. 
* respect the confidentiality of the youth and other YJC members.

Be a mentor to a Little Brother, spend 3-4 hours each week having fun, experiencing life through a child's eyes again, developing a one-to-one friendship with a boy.

Befriend a young girl who is facing challenges growing up. Share interests, make a friend for life.

Be a mentor to a young boy as a couple and have twice the fun! Spend 3-4 hours a week playing, listening and sharing a child's life.

Be a mentor at the school closest to you or your place of work for 1 hour a week for a child aged 5 to 12 years. Both men and women are welcome to apply. They also welcome co-op placement students and students looking to fulfill their volunteer hours 
This program runs during the day during the school year.

Assist the Centre in recruitment, training and coordination/scheduling of MCC Volunteers.

* Attend Ontario AIDS Network (OAN) members meeting in November and OAN Annual General meeting in May.  
* Attend Canadian AIDS Society (CAS) PHA Forum, Members, and Annual General meetings in June. Represent people living with HIV/AIDS in PARN's catchment area.  
* Work in cooperation with the Executive Director.  
* Report back to the PARN Board of Directors.  
* Share information with local PHAs through the PARN newsletter and meetings.

Volunteers will assist players on the ice, supporting the coaching staff. We are entering our 7th season of play and are looking for volunteers who may have some experience working with players with physical, emotional and/or neurodevelopmental challenges. Looking for individuals who have taught skating or hockey skills 
 
We can provide training and support if necessary

Leadership in the conditioning room (no certification required) or leadership in group fitness and adult fitness classes (Fitness Leadership certification required). Includes cleaning equipment, monitoring equipment and usage, and communicating with staff, volunteers and members. 
Confirmation of Certification for group fitness and adult fitness is required with application.

Role: To install and maintain Personal Distress Alarms 
Responsibilities Include: 
• work within the parameters of your defined role 
• represent Community Care in a friendly, professional manner 
• report any problems or concerns to a staff member 
• attend meetings and training opportunities 
• report your volunteer hours as requested 
• be familiar with all Community Care services 
• install and test Personal Distress Alarm in client’s home 
• demonstrate Personal Distress Alarm and review testing procedure with client 
• perform maintenance and battery changes as required 
• complete and submit all necessary paperwork and fees as soon as possible 
• clean and test returned units

* Youth 14 to 25 are invited to participate in a youth-led working group to plan and implement an annual local spring youth conference, Global Youth Day (GYD), held in Peterborough.  
* This one-day community-based youth event explores social and environmental justice issues through arts-based and skill building workshops.  
* GYD is held in conjunction with Global Youth Service Days; the world's largest international celebration of youth volunteerism.

refereree 
administrative 
soccer coaches 

Amigos is an in-school inclusion program targeting ALL youth who experience significant barriers to inclusion, with special priority given to students are living with a disability. The Amigos program uses peer support and mentorship through matching: Amigos - students who face barriers to inclusion, together with Amigo Connectors - students who are well connected and supportive of others 

* Research ways to raise funds for the LETS. 
* Decide which activities would be viable and how they could be implemented.  
* Develop partnerships with other not for profits and or charities.  
* When approved, carry-out the fundraising activity.

Volunteers are needed to assist with prepartion of the Pride Brunch and to assist with the parade. 
Set-up 
Food-prep 
Cleaning 
General computer work.

* After successfully completing VON Canada's In-Home Exercise Training Program, volunteers are matched with clients and then visit the client's home on a weekly basis to help them complete the series of 13 exercises. Volunteers may also lead small exercise groups.

Supervising children ages 4 - 11, taking attendance, organizing games, helping with crafts and activities and helping to provide a safe, inclusive and engaging camp environment for the campers. Volunteers must be age 14 or entering Grade 9 in September 2013.

Each volunteer performs one of the following duties: 
* Help organize free farm produce picking trips 
* Coordinating an area to be a bus stop 
* Monitoring bus trips and bussed pickers in the fields 
* Picking produce for other community members or food banks

* With a group of 3-4 other volunteers you will provide support to a former inmate helping them re-integrate into the community.  
* This will include weekly meetings at the beginning and lest frequently over time.  
* May also include practical support such as going for coffee, help with shopping or providing transportation and moral support for important appointments.  
* 1-2 hours per week to start, decreasing as time passes. 
* Training provided.

Spend quality time with children 6-16 years of age.

* Provide first aid coverage at events.  
* Teach First Aid, CPR, AED (defibrillator) training, and babysitting courses.  
* Online WHMIS, sensitivity training, transportation of dangerous goods, Canada Labour Code Part II, and more.  
* Provide a yearly free school program teaching thousands of Peterborough children First Aid and CPR.  

Role: To provide reception and clinical support 
Responsibilities Include: 
• work within the parameters of your defined role 
• represent Community Care in a friendly, professional manner 
• report any problems or concerns to a staff member 
• attend meetings and training opportunities 
• report your volunteer hours as requested 
• be familiar with all Community Care services 
• set up and take down clinic and reception area as required  
• welcome clients, and confirm and schedule appointments 
• manage and record cash transactions 
• assist with sanitization of equipment 
• practice Standard Precautions and Infection Control Procedures

Your help will increase the capacity of KLT to apply for various granting opportunities. Because of your involvement KLT will be able to apply to a wider variety of grants and make stronger more compelling cases. As a result, the organization will remain financially stable and retain a strong focus on protecting important natural landscapes in the Kawarthas. 
With guidance from the Development Coordinator and Executive Director you will:  
• Align various projects and operational costs with granting opportunities  
• Write and or review Letters of Intent  
• Develop and draft grant proposals  
• Draft letters of support for potential partners  
• Review draft grant proposals for errors, omissions, consistency, and alignment with granting agency priorities

SMFC Volunteer Mentors 
Mentors are matched with a child who need extra support and encouragement and benefit from regular one-to-one time. Volunteers take the child out of their home environment and involve them in a community activity/event. There may be occasions when the child and volunteer work on a project in the child’s home. Volunteers may need to transport the child. This position requires the volunteer to spend 2-3 hours weekly with the child/youth.

The volunteer is responsible for:  
* taking tickets, 
* distributing programs 
* responding to questions in reference to what is playing, history of orchestra 
* be available from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm on day of Concert 
* helping with beverages at break time 
* cleaning and or setting up for the concert 
* re directing people to the appropriate doors for ticket purchases 
* amongst other duties as assigned by the volunteer coordinator