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Lethbridge Volunteer Opportunities
Exhibit Rovers interact with our visitors, providing an interpretive experience that connects them to nature through our exhibit program. Supporting the mission and vision, the Exhibit Rover represents the Nature Centre to visitors during normal operating hours (between 10am and 6pm).
Location: Exhibit Rovers work in the exhibit rooms – primarily the front lobby, main gallery, and exhibit gallery at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre, located north of the High Level Bridge via Indian Battle Road and 3rd Avenue South.
Program Assistants work closely with Nature Centre staff to deliver compelling, interactive, and memorable programs. Supporting the mission and vision, the Program Assistant represents the Nature Centre in the community by helping Program Leaders in such programs as: Big Bird Little Bird, Junior Naturalists/Trail Blazers, Extreme by Nature, and Day Camps.
Are you passionate about environmental education and the importance of nature? Are you an active community leader who wants to support nature interpretation in Lethbridge? We want you!
We are recruiting board members with diverse backgrounds, and have a specific need for experience in the following areas:
- Finance
- Fundraising
- Legal and risk management
- Environmental issues
- Environmental education programming
Quick info about the program:
- Provides a free daily lunch for high school students.
- In partnership with local businesses and food banks, youth receive scheduled hot meals, or grab and go lunches to take back to school.
What a typical lunch program looks like:
- Volunteers arrive at the scheduled prep time (this can vary depending on the day as some meals are provided by local restaurants, and some meals are cooked in house.)
- Team has a quick meeting to discuss the day, and gets the meal and space ready for youth.
- Youth arrive at 11:30am, where they are checked in or registered at our front desk.
- Meals are served as youth arrive.
- Youth either take a meal to go, or stay if time and regulations permit.
- Once all youth have left, the team has a quick debrief meeting, then clean up for the next program to start.
Training and orientation:
- Participate in the Homebound Volunteer Orientation (which covers volunteer expectations, health and safety procedures, and documentation management.)
- Work with the Volunteer Manager to review the Volunteer Handbook.
Fuel is NOT covered.
We are looking for volunteers who have the skills and experience to assist us in helping adults improve their reading, math, computer and/or writing skills.
After 6 hours of training, you will be ready to begin helping others.
You can choose one-on-one tutoring or teach to a small class on a day or time that works for you.
We have prepared lessons you will use with your student(s) and Read On Staff will support you.
Thursdays 11am-4pm – walking or sitting roles!
Lunch is provided!
Looking for volunteers passionate about sports.
If you are into physical activity, this might be for you. But if you don’t, there is a place for you as well supporting the program.
Looking for an experienced hairdresser/barber with willingness to work with a street population.
Streets Alive runs a CARE CUTS program and has all the tools and supplies so volunteers would not need to provide anything other than themselves.
Volunteer shifts are based on volunteer availability and area in which they would like to volunteer.
Volunteers will always be accompanied by a staff member when working directly with the street population.
Why the Medical First Responder Position? Why not volunteer at community events and provide hands-on patient care?
With this opportunity, you can:
- Develop new skills.
- Enhance your resume and career potential.
- Have fun and meet new people.
- Gain leadership experience.
- Be eligible for honors and awards.
- Have flexible times and dates.
- Contribute to your community in a meaningful way.
Become a self-guided citizen scientist for Waterton Lakes National Park!
Discover what other citizen scientists are finding or use iNaturalist to ID a species you may not recognize.
The data collected helps scientists better understand and protect environments – not only in Waterton Lakes National Park, but worldwide!
Various positions available from Ball Sellers to PayMe Controllers.
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