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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Green Acres Foundation is looking for volunteer bus drivers to drive seniors to community events.
Games could include crib, shuffleboard, pool, checkers, chess and more!
Must be personable and enjoy meeting new people.
Training is provided.
Volunteers should have good communication skills, the ability to follow instructions, be flexible and patient.
Orientation and training are provided.
Do you love the outdoors? You can help our residents appreciate nature as a walk n’ roll volunteer!
Training and orientation are provided.
Display your talents as an entertainment volunteer for the Good Samaritan Society!
Pianists and other performers are needed to entertain residents in our dementia cottages; lively old-time music is preferred.
We would like you to share your time by helping us offer wheelchair bike rides to our residents.
We have a duet bike which has a bike in the back and a w/c in the front.
We also have a VeloPlus Bike which has a bike in the back and a wheelchair platform on the front.
Orientation and training are provided.
Lead in…brighten a senior’s day…
We are looking for volunteers to visit with our residents!
We are a supportive living environment. If you enjoy visiting and talking, going for walks or sharing a cup of tea…we have a place for you.
Training and orientation are provided.
Once we received word that we could not gain an exemption in Alberta to the requirement in the Protection for Persons in Care Act for all volunteers to have a criminal record check, GS held an ethics consult and leadership team discussion around this issue.
As of today, minors can be registered as junior helpers, as outlined in our volunteer policy suite.
This change also means school groups and kids sport or activity teams can come in for one-time events and be registered as micro-volunteers.
Do you like visiting with seniors? Are you familiar with iPads, tablets, and smartphones?
The Outreach and Communications Volunteer supports the BIPOC Foundation by serving as a bridge between the organization and the public, helping to engage potential members, foster community connections, and strengthen external relationships.
This role involves assisting with outreach coordination, managing communication calendars (events, media, and press), and supporting the delivery of public relations initiatives that promote the Foundation’s programs and events.
This position will be a hybrid opportunity with a combination of online commitment, along with in-person meetings held.
This opportunity is available as either a regular volunteer position or an unpaid internship. Please refer to the Schedule section below to choose a commitment.
The unpaid internship position provides you with practical skills and hands-on experience in a professional office setting. If you are new to Canada, this is an excellent opportunity for you to gain office experience, particularly in a Canadian cultural context.
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