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About the Role: Do you want to make hockey more inclusive and give kids in underserved communities a chance to play? Join us as an Arena Coordinator and help run our free grassroots hockey programs in the GTA. You’ll be the friendly face that welcomes families, organizes registration, and supports coaches and players.What You’ll Do:Set up the registration table and prepare materials before sessions.Greet families, sign in players, and keep track of attendance.Assist with change room assignments and equipment issues.Prepare certificates for attendance or outstanding achievement.Submit attendance and share a quick recap after each session.What We’re Looking For:Friendly and organized volunteers who enjoy working with kids.Strong communication skills and reliability.Basic computer skills for attendance reporting.Time Commitment:Weekly shifts (1–3 hours + setup/cleanup time).Some arenas run programs on Tues-Wed and Thurs-Fri; combining shifts is encouraged!Why Volunteer with Us?Volunteering with the Hockey Diversity Alliance (HDA) gives you the chance to make a real impact in your community while gaining valuable experience in youth sports and program management. You will:Support diversity and inclusion in hockey by helping youth from underserved communities gain access to grassroots hockey programs.Work with an organization founded and run by NHL players of colour, giving you the opportunity to be part of a team committed to breaking barriers in sport.Participate in year-end events and celebrations, where you can meet coaches, players, and other volunteers, and see the impact of your efforts firsthand.Access special cultural and sporting experiences, including tickets to games and events, for volunteers as part of our recognition and reward programs.Build your professional skills in communication, event coordination, and youth programming—perfect for resumes, internships, or apprenticeships.Receive official documentation for volunteer hours, school requirements, or co-op placements.Make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families in your community while connecting with like-minded people passionate about sport and inclusion.

Hockey Diversity Alliance

Arena Coordinator

Camp Sunshine Volunteer Job Description Position: Camp Sunshine Volunteer Location:&nbsp;Ward's Island, Canadamp Sunshine, Toronto ON Duration:&nbsp;May to September 2025 Description: Camp Sunshine is a vibrant community dedicated to providing seniors with enriching experiences and cherished memories. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for our seniors. Your tasks will include: 1. Set Up and Clean Up: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Assist with setting up activity areas, dining spaces, and outdoor facilities. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Help maintain cleanliness and tidiness throughout the camp premises. 2. Food Preparation and Serving: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Support the kitchen staff in preparing nutritious meals and snacks. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Serve meals with care and attention, ensuring seniors' dietary needs are met. 3. Attending to Seniors: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Engage with seniors in a compassionate and respectful manner. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Provide assistance with mobility, if needed, and ensure their comfort and safety. 4. Chatting with Seniors: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Foster meaningful connections through friendly conversations and active listening. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Create a warm and inclusive atmosphere where seniors feel valued and appreciated. 5. Walking Tours: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Lead or assist with guided walking tours around the campgrounds and nearby natural areas. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Share knowledge about local history, flora, and fauna to enhance seniors' understanding and enjoyment. 6. Gardening: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Assist in maintaining the camp's garden spaces, including planting, watering, and weeding. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Encourage seniors to participate in gardening activities, promoting relaxation and sensory stimulation. 7. Singalong with Seniors: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Organize and lead singalongs with seniors, featuring their favorite songs from different eras. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Create a joyful and uplifting atmosphere through music, encouraging participation and camaraderie. 8. Activity Support: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Assist activity coordinators in organizing and facilitating recreational and educational activities. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Encourage seniors to participate in group games, arts and crafts, or other leisure pursuits. 9. Safety and Security: &nbsp; &nbsp;- Remain vigilant and attentive to ensure the well-being of all camp participants. &nbsp; &nbsp;- Follow safety protocols and emergency procedures as instructed by camp staff. Requirements: - Compassionate and patient demeanor. - Strong communication and interpersonal skills. - Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment. - Willingness to engage in physical tasks and outdoor activities. - Respect for diversity and appreciation for the elderly population. Benefits: - Meaningful interactions with seniors and fellow volunteers. - Valuable experience in caregiving and community service. - Opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of others. - Personal satisfaction in contributing to a welcoming and inclusive camp environment. Join us at Camp Sunshine and be a part of creating joyful moments and lasting memories for our seniors! Create your profile on CharityVillage, upload your resume and cover letter, and e-mail Glenn at <a href="mailto:glenn@sunshinecentres.com" target="_blank">glenn@sunshinecentres.com</a>.

Sunshine Centre for Seniors

Camp Sunshine Volunteer

This new part-time position (one-year contract with possible renewal, 0.57 FTE) provides administrative support to Camp NeeKauNis throughout the year. The Camp Administrator is accountable to CYM’s General Secretary-Treasurer and a designated person from the Camp NeeKauNis Committee. Canadian Yearly Meeting (CYM) of the Religious Society of Friends is the formal name of the main organization of Quakers in Canada. Quakers are a faith group. CYM is made up of different meetings, groups, and committees. Quakers within the worship community do most of our work with CYM’s paid staff support. Camp NeeKauNis is a Quaker-run, intergenerational summer camp under the care of CYM and operates with the support of a dedicated, volunteer-run steering committee and subcommittees. More information about Camp NeeKauNis can be found here: <a href="https://www.neekaunis.org/" target="_blank">https://www.neekaunis.org/</a> The work includes:<ul><li>Playing an integral role in the administration of the camp</li><li>Collaborating with a broad array of volunteers, vendors, and staff, including recruiting, training and supporting volunteers and staff (lifeguards and cooks). &nbsp;</li><li>Ensuring that site maintenance, facilities and programs align with legal requirements, along with camp needs, budget and values.</li><li>Supporting communications and fundraising efforts to grow camp and volunteer engagement.</li></ul>The ideal candidate will have:<ul><li>Passion for ensuring that each camper has the most fulfilling experience possible.</li><li>3-5 years of experience in camp coordination, non-profit administration, and/or volunteer management.</li><li>Well-organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities</li><li>Familiarity with health and safety standards for residential camps and other legal requirements, such as privacy (or willingness to learn).</li><li>Excellent written and verbal communications.</li><li>Proven skills in working both independently and as part of a team.</li><li>Ability to work within a faith context based on Quaker values, practices and testimonies (or openness to learning about them).</li><li>1-2 years of experience with financial record-keeping, grant writing, and/or fundraising is an asset.</li><li>CPR &amp; First Aid Certification (or willingness to obtain them).</li><li>Hiring is conditional upon the provision of a vulnerable sector police check.</li><li>Having access to a personal vehicle is an asset due to the camp’s rural location.</li></ul>To view the detailed job description and required skills/qualifications,&nbsp;<a href="https://quaker.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Camp-NeeKauNis-Administrator_Coordinator-Job-description-final-.pdf" target="_blank">click on this link.</a>Location: Requires flexibility to work remotely and on-site at Camp NeeKauNis (Waubaushene, Ontario):<ul><li>Flexible remote work in the off-season.</li><li>On-site presence required at particular times during the warmer seasons.</li><li>Occasional weekend work for work bees, site maintenance, and Steering Committee meetings.</li></ul>Hours: 20 hours per week. While some availability during regular work hours will be necessary to collaborate with colleagues, some weekend and/or evening work may be required to collaborate with volunteers. Compensation: $46,292-$47,937 annually, pro-rated to 0.57 FTE or 20 hours per week ($ $26,386-$27,392 annually). CYM offers RRSP contributions.

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