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<h2>Description</h2>This Volunteer Placement is Located in: Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, SurinameStart Date: January/February 2026Placement Length: 6 monthsLanguage Requirements: English <a href="https://cusointl.org/Language-Requirements" target="_blank">Level 4-Advanced</a>&nbsp;Eligibility: Open to Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents of Canada, and residents of the Caribbean region.The Volunteer's RoleThe overall purpose of the placement is to strengthen the capacity of National Conversation Trust Funds (NCTF) across the region to mainstream gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) into its policies, programs and services. As a volunteer, you will support the capacity strengthening of staff through training on gender equality concepts and mainstreaming GESI into programming.As a volunteer, you will:<ul><li>Support the development of strategic directions and priorities through a process of research and consultation with staff, members in developing a 5 Year Strategic Plan</li><li>Complete organizational assessment</li><li>Establish work plan for strategic planning process &nbsp;</li></ul>Essential Requirements:<ul><li>University degree in social/political sciences, international development, human rights, gender studies, social work, law, public policy, or related field.</li></ul>Essential Background:<ul><li>Minimum of 3 years of demonstrated experience in a position (s) related to the promotion of gender equality, diversity and/or women’s development issues</li><li>Experience working with government agencies</li><li>Experience working with senior management</li><li>Experience in training and facilitation</li></ul>What’s in it for YOU? A life-changing experience!<h3>About Us, the Project and the Partner</h3>Cuso InternationalCuso International is an international cooperation and development organization that works to create economic and social opportunities for marginalized groups. Together with our partners, we are focused on efforts to advance gender equality and social inclusion, improve economic resilience, and deliver progress on climate action. We believe that by sharing skills, we can build better futures. Founded in 1961, Cuso International works in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Canada.We seek individuals who share our values and are committed to supporting marginalized groups, including those from the LGBTQIA+ communities. &nbsp;Project - Caribbean Organizations for Resilient Environments (CORE)Funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Cuso in collaboration with the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) is implementing a 4-year project, Caribbean Organizations for Resilient Environments (CORE) to build the capacity of National Conservation Trust Funds (NCTFs) operating in eight countries&nbsp;(Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Suriname)&nbsp;to implement local, nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation and mitigation with a gender-responsive lens.Partner - National Conservation Trust Fund (NCTF)The NCTF was established as a not-for-profit NGO&nbsp;to source and provide sustainable funding for&nbsp;Protected Areas. It is designed to be the primary source of financial support for Protected Areas System, in collaboration with government and non-government partners.<h2>Benefits</h2><h3>Terms and Conditions</h3>Cuso International's terms and conditions allow you to lead a modest and healthy lifestyle similar to local living standards. This support package will cover basic living expenses for one volunteer and is not intended to cover home-based expenses (eg. loans, support payments, etc.) or luxury items such as imported items in placement or international personal travel.Support Package<ul><li>Modest monthly living allowance</li><li>Accommodation while in placement</li><li>Medical Health Insurance (including the cost of required vaccinations and antimalarial medication)</li><li>Round-trip airfare and visa/work permit costs</li><li>Pre-placement training, In-Country Orientation (ICO) and Reintegration Debriefing</li><li>Support while in placement through Cuso International's Country Program Office (CPO) and local partners throughout your placement</li><li>Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) while in placement and upon return</li></ul>AccommodationsYou will receive suitable housing arrangements that will be coordinated by the local program office of Cuso International for the duration of your placement. The accommodation will be fully furnished with essential items such as a stove, refrigerator, bedroom furniture, table, chairs, cutlery, upholstery, and sheets. It will include necessary amenities like running water and electricity. The experience will be similar to that of staying in an Airbnb. You will be responsible for the security deposit payment, typically equivalent to one month's rent. Additionally, the program office offers the option of an advance that will be deducted from your stipend over three to four months.Cuso International will cover the monthly rental cost of your accommodation. You will be responsible for covering utilities such as internet access, water, electricity, etc., using your monthly allowance.Selection RequirementsPlease note that if you are shortlisted for the placement, you will be required to:<ul><li>Confirm Passport or Permanent Resident details for travel purposes&nbsp;</li><li>Provide 2 Professional References and 1 Personal Reference</li><li>Complete a language assessment during the preliminary telephone interview in the language required for your placement</li><li>Obtain a satisfactory Police Check</li><li>Complete a medical exam and be medically cleared before your departure</li><li>Due to the COVID-19 situation, be double vaccinated following the <a href="https://covid19.trackvaccines.org/agency/who/" target="_blank">World Health Organization-approved vaccines&nbsp;</a></li></ul>Pre-placement Training and Briefing - Skills and Knowledge for Working in Development (SKWID)We commit to helping you prepare as best as possible for your placement. You will have a Volunteering Mobilization Advisor (VMA) to support you through the process and will participate in pre-placement training as part of your preparation. You will also have access to self-directed briefing documents, online training, and external resources through the volunteer portal. This training is designed to maximize your understanding of your placement and culture, help you identify and plan your learning, and help you stay safe and healthy during your placement.Protection from Sexual Exploitation and AbuseCuso International works with poor, vulnerable and marginalized people, mainly women and girls, to eradicate poverty and inequality. We understand the need to uphold and enforce the highest standards of ethical and professional conduct.At Cuso International, we believe that all people, regardless of race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, creed (religion), sex, age, record of offences, marital status, family status, sexual orientation, gender expression and identity or disability have the right to live lives free of harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse.Cuso International considers all forms of harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse to be incompatible with fundamental belief in the human dignity of all people, international and national agreements and standards, and its core values. Cuso International volunteers must agree to uphold the Child Protection, Prevention of Workplace Violence, Prevention of Workplace Harassment and Discrimination, and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Policies and <a href="https://cusointernational.org/code_of_conduct/?_gl=1*pnpcip*_ga*MTc3NzYwNjY1NS4xNzUwMTAyNzg0*_ga_BJRG4CT2TM*czE3NjE2Nzg4MDQkbzIkZzEkdDE3NjE2ODIwODIkajYwJGwwJGgxMTMwOTQyMDYy" target="_blank">Code of Conduct.</a>Residency and CitizenshipDuring the application and pre-placement phases, most Cuso International applicants are based in Canada, although we also receive applications from outside Canada. Regardless of your location, it's crucial for us to maintain easy and prompt communication with you between your application and start dates. We may request your passport, need to know your current residence, and be informed of any travel plans.Leaving your country of residence can impact your citizenship status. If you're leaving your residence for a placement, it is your responsibility to research the implications with local immigration authorities. By applying, you accept full responsibility for any consequences regarding citizenship, residency, or immigration status. Canadian Permanent Residents should make arrangements with immigration authorities before travelling to avoid any risks to their residency status. &nbsp;

Cuso International

Organizational Development Advisor

<h2>Description</h2>This Volunteer Placement is Located in: Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, SurinameStart Date: January/February 2026Placement Length: 6 monthsLanguage Requirements: English <a href="https://cusointl.org/Language-Requirements" target="_blank">Level 4-Advanced&nbsp;</a>Eligibility: Open to Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents of Canada, and residents of the Caribbean region.<h3>The Volunteer’s Role</h3>The overall purpose of the placement is to strengthen the capacity of National Conversation Trust Funds (NCTF) across the region to effectively monitor performance and effectiveness of its programs, including design of tools and systems for collection of gender disaggregated data and analysis of information. As a volunteer, you will support the development of results-based gender-responsive monitoring and evaluation procedures including development of impact assessment tools, indicators and sound M&amp;E methodologies ; build the capacity of staff through training on development of monitoring and evaluation (M&amp;E) tools.As a volunteer, you will:<ul><li>Conduct assessment of staff capacity to implement M&amp;E tools and systems to assess program impact</li><li>Support the development of training resources and conduct training sessions with staff on results-based gender-responsive planning, monitoring and evaluation procedures and practices</li><li>Support the development M&amp;E systems and tools to collect disaggregated data and to conduct program impact assessments</li><li>Support the development of gender responsive and results-based indicators to monitor and report on the effectiveness of program implementation</li><li>Support the development of M&amp;E database and creation of M&amp;E reports</li><li>Support staff capacity building in grants management and monitoring &nbsp;</li></ul>Essential Requirements:<ul><li>University degree in social/political sciences, international development, human rights, gender studies, social work, law, public policy, or related field.</li></ul>Essential Background:<ul><li>Minimum of 3 years of demonstrated experience in a position (s) related to the promotion of gender equality, diversity and/or women’s development issues</li><li>Experience working with government agencies</li><li>Experience working with senior management</li><li>Experience in training and facilitation</li></ul>What’s in it for YOU? A life-changing experience!<h3>About Us, the Project and the Partner</h3>Cuso InternationalCuso International is an international cooperation and development organization that works to create economic and social opportunities for marginalized groups. Together with our partners, we are focused on efforts to advance gender equality and social inclusion, improve economic resilience, and deliver progress on climate action. We believe that by sharing skills, we can build better futures. Founded in 1961, Cuso International works in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Canada.We seek individuals who share our values and are committed to supporting marginalized groups, including those from the LGBTQIA+ communities. &nbsp;Project - Caribbean Organizations for Resilient Environments (CORE)Funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Cuso in collaboration with the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) is implementing a 4-year project, Caribbean Organizations for Resilient Environments (CORE) to build the capacity of National Conservation Trust Funds (NCTFs) operating in eight countries&nbsp;(Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Suriname)&nbsp;to implement local, nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation and mitigation with a gender-responsive lens. &nbsp;Partner - National Conservation Trust Fund (NCTF)The NCTFs works to foster effective management and sustainable use of each country’s Protected Areas and cultural assets by mobilizing financial resources for funding projects, building partnerships and sharing knowledge and information. Working with the NCTFs will further strengthen Cuso International’s aim to strengthen local organization to manage the island’s natural resources and implement sustainable environmental stewardship.<h2>Benefits</h2><h3>Terms and Conditions</h3>Cuso International's terms and conditions allow you to lead a modest and healthy lifestyle similar to local living standards. This support package will cover basic living expenses for one volunteer and is not intended to cover home-based expenses (eg. loans, support payments, etc.) or luxury items such as imported items in placement or international personal travel.Support Package<ul><li>Modest monthly living allowance</li><li>Accommodation while in placement</li><li>Medical Health Insurance (including the cost of required vaccinations and antimalarial medication)</li><li>Round-trip airfare and visa/work permit costs</li><li>Pre-placement training, In-Country Orientation (ICO) and Reintegration Debriefing</li><li>Support while in placement through Cuso International's Country Program Office (CPO) and local partners throughout your placement</li><li>Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) while in placement and upon return</li></ul>AccommodationsYou will receive suitable housing arrangements that will be coordinated by the local program office of Cuso International for the duration of your placement. The accommodation will be fully furnished with essential items such as a stove, refrigerator, bedroom furniture, table, chairs, cutlery, upholstery, and sheets. It will include necessary amenities like running water and electricity. The experience will be similar to that of staying in an Airbnb. You will be responsible for the security deposit payment, typically equivalent to one month's rent. Additionally, the program office offers the option of an advance that will be deducted from your stipend over three to four months.Cuso International will cover the monthly rental cost of your accommodation. You will be responsible for covering utilities such as internet access, water, electricity, etc., using your monthly allowance.Selection RequirementsPlease note that if you are shortlisted for the placement, you will be required to:<ul><li>Confirm Passport or Permanent Resident details for travel purposes&nbsp;</li><li>Provide 2 Professional References and 1 Personal Reference</li><li>Complete a language assessment during the preliminary telephone interview in the language required for your placement</li><li>Obtain a satisfactory Police Check</li><li>Complete a medical exam and be medically cleared before your departure</li><li>Due to the COVID-19 situation, be double vaccinated following the <a href="https://covid19.trackvaccines.org/agency/who/" target="_blank">World Health Organization-approved vaccines.&nbsp;</a></li></ul>Pre-placement Training and Briefing - Skills and Knowledge for Working in Development (SKWID)We commit to helping you prepare as best as possible for your placement. You will have a Volunteering Mobilization Advisor (VMA) to support you through the process and will participate in pre-placement training as part of your preparation. You will also have access to self-directed briefing documents, online training, and external resources through the volunteer portal. This training is designed to maximize your understanding of your placement and culture, help you identify and plan your learning, and help you stay safe and healthy during your placement.Protection from Sexual Exploitation and AbuseCuso International works with poor, vulnerable and marginalized people, mainly women and girls, to eradicate poverty and inequality. We understand the need to uphold and enforce the highest standards of ethical and professional conduct.At Cuso International, we believe that all people, regardless of race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, creed (religion), sex, age, record of offences, marital status, family status, sexual orientation, gender expression and identity or disability have the right to live lives free of harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse.Cuso International considers all forms of harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse to be incompatible with fundamental belief in the human dignity of all people, international and national agreements and standards, and its core values. Cuso International volunteers must agree to uphold the Child Protection, Prevention of Workplace Violence, Prevention of Workplace Harassment and Discrimination, and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Policies and <a href="https://cusointernational.org/code_of_conduct/" target="_blank">Code of Conduct</a>.Residency and CitizenshipDuring the application and pre-placement phases, most Cuso International applicants are based in Canada, although we also receive applications from outside Canada. Regardless of your location, it's crucial for us to maintain easy and prompt communication with you between your application and start dates. We may request your passport, need to know your current residence, and be informed of any travel plans.Leaving your country of residence can impact your citizenship status. If you're leaving your residence for a placement, it is your responsibility to research the implications with local immigration authorities. By applying, you accept full responsibility for any consequences regarding citizenship, residency, or immigration status. Canadian Permanent Residents should make arrangements with immigration authorities before travelling to avoid any risks to their residency status. &nbsp;

Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor

<h4>Program Facilitator Role Overview: In this role, you will support the values and mission of Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada by helping to develop and implement beneficial, tailored programs that meet the needs and abilities of children and youth affected by brain tumours. You will work closely with BrainWave committee volunteers, staff, and other stakeholders to create group programs and events for local children, youth, parents, and families. This role is perfect for someone ready to have fun while making a positive impact! Description of Duties: Foster a sense of belonging and connectedness among families by building strong rapport. Organize and participate in recreational and educational activities and provide appropriate resources. Plan and deliver high-quality programs, motivating and supporting participants throughout each project and event. Oversee the setup of event venues, including decorations and equipment. Manage event logistics on the day, ensuring everything runs smoothly and addressing any issues that arise. Provide respite opportunities for parents and caregivers as needed. Actively participate in committee meetings, program reviews, and debriefs with the Support Program Specialist to assess program progress and impact. Create a welcoming, positive, and fun environment for all participants. Qualifications: • Post-secondary education in Event Management, Social work, Community Development, Psychology, Early Childhood Education or a related discipline is an asset. • 1-2 years’ experience in facilitating parent-child and parent-teen programs and event planning. • Knowledge of community services, supports and resources. • Current Standard First Aid &amp; CPR certificate an asset. • Vulnerable Sector Police Check Required Time Commitment: • 5-7 hours per month with more frequent meetings closer to the event. • Commitment is flexible based on your own schedule. • All BrainWAVE volunteer roles are designed as two-year terms, with the opportunity to renew for one additional term.</h4>

Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

BrainWave Committee Member Position - Program Facilitator

<h4>Community Outreach Volunteer Role Overview: Do you have a passion for fundraising and building meaningful partnerships? In this role, you will support the values and mission of Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada by connecting with your local community and cultivating corporate partnerships and sponsorships. You will assist in the development and execution of local and regional sponsorship opportunities for BrainWave events, ensuring alignment with corporate interests. You will work closely with BrainWave committee volunteers, staff, and other stakeholders to leverage networks in securing corporate gifts. Description of Duties: • Identify and secure sponsors to help fund events. • Source and secure food and beverage donations through gift-in-kind sponsorships. • Negotiate with vendors for services such as catering, entertainment, and equipment rentals. • Solicit and secure local gift-in-kind and cash sponsorships. • Support sponsorship fulfillment, ensuring partners receive appropriate recognition. • Develop and maintain positive relationships with community partners and site hosts, communicating program updates and addressing any issues as needed. • Assist in crafting sponsorship proposals, donor thank-you letters, and event recaps. • Capture photos, testimonials, and key event moments for future marketing use. Qualifications: • Post-secondary education in Event Management, Fundraising, Marketing, Public Relations, or a related discipline is an asset. • 1–3 years of experience in event coordination, fundraising, with a proven track record of securing gifts, or a related field. • A positive attitude, excellent communication, interpersonal skills and relationship management skills. • Experience managing corporate engagement programs and event sponsorships. • Vulnerable Sector Police Check Required Time Commitment: • 5-7 hours per month with more frequent meetings closer to the event. • Commitment is flexible based on your own schedule. • All BrainWAVE volunteer roles are designed as two-year terms, with the opportunity to renew for one additional term.</h4>

BrainWave Committee Member Position - Community Outreach

As featured in The Globe &amp; Mail and the CBC, Together Project’s Welcome Group Program matches volunteers with refugee newcomers for social and integration support over a period of 3-6 months. Volunteers will have the opportunity to meet with, and empower, refugee newcomers to the community.Together Project is delivering &nbsp;the Welcome Group Program &nbsp;in collaboration with ISSofBC (Immigrant Services Society of British Columbia).Responsibilities:Volunteers will be assigned to their Welcome Groups and matched with refugee newcomer families based on things like availability, skills, location, shared interests, and family composition. We like to think there’s a match for every kind of Welcome Group.Over 3-6 months, volunteers will work together as a group to address the priorities identified by their matched household; in this way both newcomers and volunteers have an opportunity to get to know each other over time. As a volunteer, you can help newcomers with:-practicing conversational English skills-accessing and navigating services, like healthcare-finding and applying to employment opportunities-helping youth with school and extracurricular activities-socializing and helping newcomers learn about CanadaWe’re looking for volunteers who are:-passionate about helping newcomers and making social connections-organized-sociable-culturally sensitive-patient-interested in social work, immigration, and/or settlement-open to using virtual communication tools (e.g. WhatsApp, Zoom, etc.) Language: -Volunteers must speak English. Other languages are also an asset, such as Amharic, Tigrinya, Arabic, Somali, Rohingya, Farsi, Dari, and Pashto.&nbsp; &nbsp;Commitment:Since we recommend a weekly interaction between Welcome Groups and matched newcomer families, most volunteers dedicate roughly 3-4 hours a month to their match over a 3-6 month period.These interactions can take place online or in-person, as preferred/convenient.Training:Together Project provides volunteers with training, guidance, and interpretation/translation assistance to help each Welcome Group maximize its impact.Apply Here:https://<a href="http://www.bttr.im/a772o" target="_blank">bttr.im/a772o</a> &nbsp;

Together Project

Welcome Group Volunteer for Refugee Newcomers in Vancouver, BC

Mind WorkoutUnique Opportunity could make you smarter, more able to help others, and dramatically increase your learning rate.How fit are you?Can your mind do some heavy lifting?A “fit” mind wouldn’t get stuck, unmotivated and dull – it would be alert and active, taking in all the data and making the right moves.But to get and stay fit, you need the right equipment – which I’ll mention momentarily.It’s easy to know a lot about something. Doing it well involves more…&nbsp;A Quick StoryIt was 1964 in the rolling countryside of England in a peaceful little county called Sussex.A highly respected thinker was enthusiastically giving a talk to a select number of students on new discoveries made in his research.In his lecture he was announcing breakthroughs made in the subject of study.&nbsp;This pivotal lecture outlined how to study anything effectively to be able to quickly put it into action in the real world&nbsp;-a new &amp; unique way to become professional in any field!Fast ForwardThis new method, termed “Study Technology”, later came to be used by 28 million people across 70 nations. There was 320 licensed schools and centers operating in North and Central America.This Study Technology was a small but essential part of a broader subject focused at making people more intelligent and able; a practical study of wisdom or knowledge.The author, a trained engineer from George Washington University, went on to become the most published author of all time with 1084 publications to his name; with the distinction of the Guinness World Record in this category (and 3 others too!).He spent a half a century researching into the potentials of the mind and spirit, applying engineering and scientific methodology to the vast and exciting field of life itself.Rough SpotsHis discoveries allowed people to become sharper and stronger in life. They routinely improved their IQ and Aptitude scores after participating.Certain personalities viewed this as a threat. These discoveries could lead to a population that wasn’t dependent on pills and therapy and could think for themselves. It would cut down their income.They attacked his organization, labelling it a cult. They used TV and media organizations they owned to misrepresent facts and even invented bizarre stories to wreck its reputation. “It’s a scam!”, they shrieked.The “Authorities” continued to howl. But the overall organization grew worldwide… to over 11,000 central organizations, chapters and affiliated groups.Back to usOk, so you have a little bit of the back story.The name of the thinker is L. Ron Hubbard. A humanitarian, educator and author of the #1 best-selling book on the mind of all time, with over 20,000,000 copies sold.He founded a movement in 1952 known as Scientology. It’s taken from the Latin scio, which means "knowing” and the Greek word logos, meaning "study of."Religion, Spirit, … What?What does this “study of knowing” have to do with religion?Well, what was doing the knowing? Ron found under very exact conditions, the “spirit” could be separated from the body knowingly. (ever hear about out-of-body experiences?)Since he had entered the field of the spirit, “religion” was the closest word that seemed to fit- Not your typical Go-Sunday-and-Pray kind of place but perhaps, how to strengthen and bring the spirit (you) to a better state of fitness.Scientology was never a rigid belief system. Ron states, “Nothing in Scientology is true for you unless you have observed it and it is true according to your observation.”&nbsp;Need to think about it? Well, If you were in a desert dying of thirst, wouldn’t it make sense to step over a few thorns to get a drink? Point: Get a little uncomfortable, you don’t know until you look &amp; experience. To quote a Chinese Proverb: “Seeing once is better than hearing 100 times.” We’ve been at our address downtown for 45 years. Come on in.A Unique OpportunityMyself and my team are looking for new staff to get training in Study Technology to help our regular and new students and welcome any applicants. The working hours are evenings and weekends.&nbsp;<ul><li>Strengthen and sharpen your mind – skyrocket your learning rate</li><li>Make new friends in an upbeat crew, going against the grain and doing something unique and different, in a positive &amp; growth-oriented environment.</li><li>Gain the satisfaction and fun of being of real help to others.</li><li>Become the best version of yourself with cutting-edge study programs and a totally unique way to rid yourself of past trauma.</li><li>Get valuable experience to serve you in the future.</li><li>Gain the use of a science and philosophy of life that WORKS.</li></ul>We are a recognized non-profit and make a humble allowance based on weekly production to help cover expenses. Some weeks are better than others. We give back to our team in more ways than one: training, counselling, experience, fun times and good vibes. We value our duty to help others and hope you do too!P.S. Exercise your mind! Improve your IQ and command of the English language and master how to study anything effectively while getting the satisfaction of really helping others. Get valuable experience while having fun and being part of an upbeat, competent group. Apply today!Note: Myself and my team are a smallish crew of underdogs. That being the case, we can only handle a limited number of applicants per week. So don’t wait to get in touch!If, after coming in, you feel your time has been wasted, I’d be happy to provide you with some booklets and personalized resources. We normally request a small donation for consulting but are happy to provide it for you taking the trouble to stop by if you feel it wasn’t worth your time.Respond now by:<ul><li>Replying to this ad</li><li>Calling 604-681-9121 and asking for the Personnel Procurement Officer</li><li>Sending an email to <a href="mailto:crewbc@scientology.net" target="_blank">crewbc@scientology.net</a></li><li>Visiting at 401 W. Hastings St. &nbsp;(@ Homer St. near Waterfront skytrain) to register.</li></ul>© 2025 Church of Scientology of British Columbia. All rights reserved. Grateful acknowledgement is made to L. Ron Hubbard Library for permission to reproduce selections from the copyrighted works of L. Ron Hubbard. Study Technology, L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology are trademarks and service marks owned by Religious Technology Center and are used with its permission.

Church of Scientology of British Columbia

Study Technology Specialist

As a Peer Support Group Facilitator, you will guide and support group discussions, providing a safe and empathetic environment for participants to share their experiences and receive mutual support. Your involvement will play a crucial role in fostering a sense of community and promoting mental well-being.Major Responsibilities<ul><li>Facilitate weekly support group meetings, ensuring a respectful, warm, and inclusive atmosphere.</li><li>Encourage open dialogue and active participation among group members.</li><li>Provide emotional support and guidance while maintaining professional boundaries.</li><li>Address any conflicts or issues that arise within the group in a constructive manner.</li><li>Collaborate with our mental health professionals to ensure the group’s activities align with best practices.</li><li>Maintain confidentiality and adhere to MDABC’s privacy policies.</li><li>Complete any necessary training and attend regular supervision meetings.</li></ul>Qualifications<ul><li>Confidence when dealing with the public in person</li><li>Warmth and enthusiasm</li><li>Passing a criminal record check (at MDABC expense)</li><li>Desire to become very familiar with MDABC programs and services Training/Preparation</li><li>Must live anywhere in British Columbia to apply</li></ul>All MDABC volunteers have opportunities to attend Volunteer Training Sessions Self-study on computer to learn about the organization’s programs and services Dates and Location Various locations mainly within the Lower Mainland.Many Support Groups are held online over ZoomLength of CommitmentAll MDABC volunteers are asked to make a one-year commitment to any volunteer positionApplication or inquiriesTo fill out a volunteer application or for inquiries about facilitating, please apply to this listing

MDABC

Peer Support Group Facilitators and Co-Facilitator Volunteers 

Brightside Seeking New Board Members 

Brightside Community Homes Foundation provides affordable rental homes for a community of 
residents that represent an array of backgrounds and lived experience. We believe that our Board 
of Directors should be representative of Brightside’s resident community and are seeking new 
Board members to bring their unique voice to our Board governance, including at least one with 
a strong financial background. 

We are proud of the diversity of our staff and management team, and our Board members bring 
excellent skills and a variety of life and work experiences. With this as a platform, Brightside 
continues to seek ways to wholly represent the needs, challenges, and diversity of the Brightside 
resident community. Brightside residents are primarily seniors and older adults who live 
independently, people with disabilities, and families. A majority of Brightside residents have fixed or 
low income. Many have experienced homelessness or have been at risk of homelessness in the past. 

We are committed to providing homes for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous residents, and 
Brightside’s Board of Directors is actively engaged in governance that supports meaningful 
reconciliation and relationship-building with First Nations on whose land we operate. We recently 
approved an Initial Strategy on Truth, Reconciliation and LandBack, bringing exciting direction to 
Brightside’s governance and mandate. We value this work and are dedicated to advancing our 
relationships with local First Nations and Indigenous-led organizations. 

We are looking for Board candidates that represent any of the multitude of communities with 
which Brightside residents identify, which include Indigenous Peoples, racialized, and equity-
denied groups, refugees and newcomers, people with diverse abilities, and folx who identify as 
2SLGBTQIA+, among others. We seek to fill one position on the Brightside Board of Directors with 
someone who brings a strong professional background in finance. 

New Board members do not need previous Board experience. We consider the most critical skills to 
include the desire to be guided in decision-making by Brightside’s values, the ability to think about 
issues objectively, to become actively involved in open and curious discussions, and to understand 
and accept other perspectives as part of the consensus-building process. While experience on a 
volunteer Board is a plus, we offer Board training and maintain a “Board-buddy” system for new 
Board members who need or want such support. Board members must reside in the Lower Mainland 
and have some knowledge of the challenges facing renters in Metro Vancouver. 

Who we are as an organization 

Brightside’s mission is to build resilient communities, throughout Metro Vancouver, with safe and 
secure homes for those struggling to meet the demands of market housing. As a charitable, non-
profit society providing affordable homes for over 70 years, we understand the need for our 
organization to reflect the communities we serve in a way that is just and equitable. To be most 
effective, we must be governed by people who understand the experiences of the communities 
we serve and of our residents. 

More information on Board opportunities 

As a Brightside volunteer Board Director, you will be one of up to twelve values-aligned individuals 
committed to the Brightside ambition of improving the number and quality of affordable rental 


homes in Metro Vancouver. Board meetings are held regularly on the fourth Tuesday of each month. 
You will also participate in standing committees, working groups, and other events. 

If you feel connected to this work and to our mission, please send us a resume with a short 
supporting statement (300-500 words) highlighting why this opportunity would be beneficial for 
you and for Brightside. Your short supporting statement should say why you are interested in 
the role and what you would bring to it. Alternatively, you can respond with similar information 
in a letter of interest, or if you prefer, a short video (maximum 3-minute video length). 

Please send the above – whichever method you choose – to <a href="mailto:ceo@brightsidehomes.ca" target="_blank">ceo@brightsidehomes.ca</a>. 

 
Brightside’s Values are core to our decisions and actions. It is important that these 
values drive the work of all Board members. 
 
Maintaining Clarity 
The way we go about our work and interact with others is always expected, communicated 
and delivered clearly and, most importantly, valued. 

To maintain Clarity, we are fair, open, and consistent. 

Being Resourceful 
To provide the best service possible, we need to be open to change and eager to constantly 
improve. 

To be Resourceful, we are rigorous, diligent, and are great problem solvers. 

Being Progressive 
We have achieved great things through bold ideas and a comfort in our leadership role. 

To be Progressive, we are adaptive, flexible, and proactive. 

Being Inclusive 
We cannot do this alone. Everyone from our partners to our residents are part of us and 
must be valued equally. 

To be Inclusive, we are respectful, approachable, and empathetic. 

Supporting Social Justice 
We are committed to a process of deconstructing colonial, patriarchal, and other 
discriminatory systems and structures that marginalize or create inequities in our society. 

To support Social Justice, we are intentional in highlighting issues, taking action to create 
equitable opportunity, and actively advocating for our vision. 
 

Closing date for submissions: December 15, 2025. Note that all applicants must reside in the 
Metro Vancouver area to be considered. We look forward to hearing from you! 
 
Many thanks, 
 


Aran Clarke, Board Chair 
William Azaroff, CEO 
Brightside Community Homes Foundation

Brightside Community Homes Foundation

Brightside Seeking New Board Members 

About usSOS is a volunteer-based non-profit organization meeting the needs and improving the lives of District 69 residents since 1968What you will do<ul><li>Assist customers in the change room area.</li><li>Ensure the change rooms are clean and organized.</li><li>Provide excellent customer service and support.</li><li>Help with organizing donated items.</li></ul>What we are looking for<ul><li>Strong communication and interpersonal skills.</li><li>Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.</li></ul>Why join us?<ul><li>Gain valuable experience in a supportive community-focused environment.</li><li>Meet new people and make a difference in your community.</li><li>Flexible volunteer hours to fit your schedule.</li></ul>Our Hiring process<ul><li>Submit your application.</li><li>Attend an interview with our volunteer coordinator.</li><li>Complete a brief orientation session.</li></ul>Place of work / Location<ul><li>Parksville, BC, Canada</li></ul>How to apply for this jobContact our volunteer coordinator, Sarah, at <a href="mailto:volunteer@sosd69.com" target="_blank">volunteer@sosd69.com</a> or call 250 248 2093 ext230

Society of Organized Services

Thrift Shop Change Room Attendant

Summary<ul><li>Job Title: Thrift Shop Cashier</li><li>Employment Type: Unpaid Volunteer Position</li></ul>About usSOS is a volunteer-based non-profit organization meeting the needs and improving the lives of District 69 residents since 1968What you will do<ul><li>Assist customers with purchases and inquiries.</li><li>Operate the cash register and handle transactions.</li><li>Maintain a clean and organized shop environment.</li><li>Provide excellent customer service.</li></ul>What we are looking for<ul><li>Required: Strong interpersonal and communication skills.</li><li>Passion for community service and helping others.</li><li>Training will be provided.</li></ul>Why join us?<ul><li>Opportunity to make a positive impact in the community.</li><li>Gain valuable retail and customer service experience.</li><li>Work in a supportive and friendly environment.</li></ul>Our Hiring process<ul><li>Submit your application.</li><li>Participate in an interview with our team.</li><li>Complete a brief orientation and training session.</li></ul>Place of work / Location<ul><li>Location: 188 Hirst Ave W, Parksville, BC, V9P 2G9</li></ul>How to apply for this jobContact our Volunteer Coordinator, Sarah, at <a href="mailto:volunteer@sosd69.com" target="_blank">volunteer@sosd69.com</a> or call 250 248 2093 ext230

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