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Position Title	Organization Name(s)	Communities	Duties	Suitable For	Volunteering Location	Police Check
Volunteer Mentor (for Internationally Trained Professionals - Trades)	Halton Multicultural Council		Provide an introduction for new Canadians about navigating various career fields and the workplace setting. Mentors work with internationally trained individuals to share their knowledge of the skills, educational requirements, work environments, and lifestyles that accompany all aspects of their career field.		Burlington, Oakville, Milton	Required
In-Community Shaker Sign Volunteer	Canadian Blood Services, Blood Donor Clinics, Burlington		● Stand on the sidewalk in front of the Canadian Blood Services clinic.  ● If prospective donors stop to ask questions, direct them to the clinic.  ● Communicate with In-Clinic volunteers and Donor Services Representatives to distinguish if and how many donors are donating due to the shaker sign (tracking)	Youth ; High School Students ; Adults aged 18 and up ; Newcomers/ESL ; Seniors (55+) ; Families ; Community Groups	1250 Brant Street, Burlington	Not Required
Website Volunteer	Halton Environmental Network		Volunteer will assist with website updates. If interested, volunteer will also obtain update information by contacting member organizations.	Youth ; High School Students	Halton Region	Not Required
Advisory Committee Member (Halton Breastfeeding Connection)	Halton. Halton Region Health Department, Early Years Health		As an Advisory Committee member, you would attend monthly meetings to discuss current Halton Breastfeeding Connection issues and to plan events such as volunteer education sessions, volunteer recognition, community awareness promotion and World Breastfeeding Week celebrations. Meetings take place in Halton region (usually Burlington or Oakville) and times are flexible around Members' schedules. Members may bring their children to meetings.	Adults aged 18 and up	Meetings in Planning Committee members' homes (usually Burlington, Oakville).	Not Required
Board of Directors	STRIDE, Head Office		Board of Directors meet 9 times a year. A two year commitment is needed. Volunteer should have an interest in assisting STRIDE and help provide direction in the services provided by the agency.		STRIDE offices - Milton, Oakville & Acton	Not Required
Employment Facilitator	STRIDE, South Halton, Worksite, Supported Employment		The Employment Facilitator will assist in providing vocational rehabilitation support services to individuals facing mental health issues, under the direction of Vocational Support Workers and Employment Specialists, functioning as a member of the STRIDE team. Volunteers will assist clients and staff in many ways. Contact STRIDE for additional information.	Adults aged 18 and up	2245 Wyecroft Road, Oakville	Required
Employment Facilitator	STRIDE, North Halton, Worksite, Supported Employment		The Employment Facilitator will assist in providing vocational rehabilitation support services to individuals facing mental health issues, under the direction of Vocational Support Workers and Employment Specialists, functioning as a member of the STRIDE team. Volunteers will assist clients and staff in many ways. Contact STRIDE for additional information.	Adults aged 18 and up	12 Wallace St., Acton or 55 Ontario St. Milton	Required
Community Awareness Committee Member	Danielle's Place, Eating Disorder Support and Resource Centre		Duties include: attending Community Awareness Committee meetings, potentially running information booths and providing information to and community members.     Activities include: planning upcoming information events and speaking opportunities for Danielle's Place.			Required
Peer Outreach Training	Peer Outreach Support Services & Education (POSSE)		Your only duty is to show up, be open minded, non-judgmental and willing to learn.  January through May is our official POSSE outreach trainings where we cover such topics as racism, sexism, sexual assault, homelessness, homophobia, harm reduction, sexual health, anti-oppression etc... Reps from various social service agencies come in and engage the youth in discussion around the issues but also let us know about what services are available in the community. Youth are encouraged to get involved in the discussions but are welcome to listen only.   The youth who have been through trainings are out in the community from June through September handing out harm reduction supplies, resource and referral information connecting with youth in their community.  From October to December we begin meeting again and these trainings are a little more informal, and open to what youth want to do. Sometimes we have doc/talk nights where we watch a documentary and have a discussion. We have done resume building/ interview skills, yoga, improv, starting a social movement, self-defense.    This is an opportunity to come to POSSE trainings, get your volunteer hours for school, and potentially apply for one of the paid positions for which you will receive honoraria for all training and outreach work.	Youth ; High School Students	Locations info on our website: http://www.posseproject.ca/index.php/peer-outreach/training/	Not Required
Special Events Volunteers	Halton Women's Place		Volunteers will assist with special events that either raise awareness about Halton Women's Place in the community or assist by volunteering to plan or help at fundraisers such as Gala Dinner Auction, Golf Tournaments, Polar Bear Swim, car-washes, BBQ's, etc.  Gala Committee members needed for monthly meetings September to March. Assist with sponsorship, ticket sales, and auction item solicitation.	Adults aged 18 and up	Various locations in Halton, depending on event	Required
Volunteers	Halton Women's Place		Volunteers for front line and child and youth duties for Burlington and Milton locations.	Adults aged 18 and up	Burlington and Milton Shelters	Required
Host Home Provider	Bridging the Gap		Host Homes are required to provide youth with a room, meals, access to laundry (including detergent), linens, tv, heat, hydro and washroom facilities.			Required
Mentors/Special Friend Volunteers	Halton Children's Aid Society		Are you a happy, confident adult with a positive outlook on life? Do your friends and family tell you that you're great with children? Why not consider sharing your spare time, skills and laughter with a child/youth in need in your community? Our volunteers act as positive role models to children of all ages throughout Halton. Individuals are matched with a child/youth in need and spend time doing recreational or social outings in the community. In as little as a few hours a month you can make a significant difference in the life of a child.		In the community	Required
Adult Day Programs Volunteers	Community Living North Halton		Assist with various activities according to interest. Various Day Programs and After School Programs.		Various locations in Milton and Georgetown	Required
Support Group Convenor ~ Burlington Support Group	Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, Burlington Brain Tumour Support Group		The Support Group Convener will work with the Support Group Facilitator to organize, prepare meetings, act as a liaison between the group and its members and attend the monthly meetings. The convener will call group members monthly to remind them of upcoming meetings, provide BTFC with updated membership listings, ensure meeting room is set up and refreshments are made available. The Convener regularly reports to the Support Services Specialist at Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada regarding any pertinent information relating to the group and group members.		West Plains United Church, Burlington	Required
ARC Volunteer	Community Living Burlington		Assist individuals in the completion of contracts while ensuring quality control.		3057 Mainway, Burlington	Required