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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
At The Second Door, we recognize the value of the forgotten and the timeworn, offering unique pre-loved items, as well as those that never even made it off the shelf. You will find an array of new, used and slightly bruised items for home, kitchen and personal use. With the assistance of volunteers, donated items are turned into funds that the food bank uses for food and operational costs —every purchase helps to support those in the community who need it most.
Dance camp is a transformative program focused on celebrating BIPOC culture through dance and art. Youth participants will develop technical skills, explore cultural identity and engage in artistic expression through dance, photography and painting. The program will culminate in a grand showcase featuring choreographed performances and art exhibits with volunteers supporting workshops, coordination and event logistics.
This volunteer opportunity is:
- Suitable for individuals who are beginners in English.
- Suitable for individuals who are intermediate in English.
Emergency Management Teams across Canada are looking for volunteers to be a part of their mission. Because of the wide-reaching network of highly trained volunteers, Canadians who have found themselves impacted by disaster big and small, are able to turn to the Canadian Red Cross for relief and support.
The Wellness Check-in Caller Volunteer, through phone-based communications to the Health Equipment Loan program (HELP) clients, conducts a wellness check via phone calls, during which the primary focus is to inquire about the individual’s overall wellbeing through equipment usage and home injury recouperation. Additionally, the wellness check serves as an opportunity to connect clients with relevant community resources, tailored to their specific needs. Throughout this process, the utmost respect for the client’s dignity and privacy is maintained, fostering a trusting and compassionate environment that encourages open communication and effective support.
The Pet Therapy Program is designed to provide residents with the opportunity to engage in an activity that provides social as well as sensory stimulation. Volunteers will work closely with the resident to provide them the freedom to participate in a non-threatening familiar activity that allows for expressions such as caring and nurturing.
In an atmosphere of relaxation and pampering, residents will have the opportunity to socialize with nail care providers on a one to one basis, while having their fingernails manicured and polished. This will improve self-esteem, provide sensory stimulation, socialization, increased motivation and enjoyment.
This volunteer opportunity is suitable for individuals who cannot stand for too long.
Tuck Shop is our in-facility “store” where snacks, candy, personal care items, crafts etc., are sold every Friday.
This opportunity is:
- Available for Wheelchair users, but they would likely be limited to the cashier aspect of the Tuck Shop.
- Suitable for individuals that cannot stand for too long.
Friendly Visitor Volunteers will visit with residents engaging them in conversation and activities to make their day a little more enjoyable. Additional activities may include reading, playing card or board games.
This opportunity is:
- Suitable for Individuals who cannot stand for too long.
- Suitable for Wheelchair users.
Program Assistants will provide residents with the opportunity to engage in programs that provide social interaction, mental stimulation, physical activity and inclusion in the community. Volunteers will work closely with residents to provide them with the freedom to participate in a non-threatening activity that contributes to overall quality of life and well-being.
We provide effective, client centered, life skill programs and services to respond to vulnerable individuals in the community; empowering them to make good life decisions and become contributing citizens.
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