Volunteer and enrich your own life and your community! The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you. For information on any of the following volunteer opportunities, or to call and discuss other opportunities, call 780-459-6666 or visit the website www.govolunteer.ca
Can you play the piano or guitar and enjoy music? Share your talent with nursing home residents and help them enjoy the gift of music. The sing-along takes place Tuesday afternoons for no longer than an hour until the sessions end in September.
Are you friendly, enthusiastic and in possession of strong leadership skills? Join our summer camp staff and help encourage interactive learning in a variety of science and computer camps designed specifically with fun in mind for youth six to 14 years. You will build on your experience in areas of science, technology, education, entertainment and tourism, and will enhance your leadership, communication and public relation skills. This is a great opportunity for teen volunteers 15 years or older.
Volunteer at this event and bring a lifetime of difference to those living with MS. The event happens June 12 and 13, with the race starting in Nisku, finishing Day 1 in Camrose and then finishing Day 2 back in Nisku. Assist with start line activities, checkpoints along the tour route, lunches, the dinner/dance in Camrose or finish line activities. Qualified massage therapists are also needed.
Are you friendly and do you enjoy people? Help this vibrant and contemporary arts organization by becoming a bingo volunteer for them on Wednesday, June 16. Must be 18 years of age or older.
Are you an efficient organizer and do you have good computer skills, specifically with a spreadsheet program such as Excel? In this role, you will create a system for scheduling 75 ambassador volunteers throughout the duration of the games, input volunteers into the schedule and make adjustments as needed. Position is flexible for you to work at home or in the office, own laptop would be an asset.
Are you compassionate and patient, and comfortable with individuals experiencing decreased mobility? Provide informal support for a person living with multiple sclerosis, by visiting, playing cards/games, reading or helping them complete projects. Clients live in long-term care and often feel isolated and lonely because of decreased socialization. Clients would greatly benefit from your regular visit as a friend.
Join the team that walks/rides with pride and purpose. Citizens’ Patrol, in partnership with the RCMP, is recruiting volunteers to help deter criminal activity in our community. Members patrol in pairs, are non-confrontational and wear highly reflective vests during patrols. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and must be able to pass a police check. Shifts are two hours each, twice a month.
