Opportunités de bénévolat à London

Volunteer Board MemberThe contributions of Community Board Members are vital to the success of Kids Country Club. Community Board Members provide leadership, identify local community needs, and advocate for those needs. They also build partnerships in the community, raise funds, and speak on behalf of our services within the community.Through their assistance, Community Board Members assist Kids County Club to continue to be a dynamic and responsive communitybased organization assisting families of medically fragile/technologically dependent children to receive the services they need.If our mandate speaks to your talents and you are interested in getting involved, please share your CV with cover letter. Our board members reside in our service catchment area of Southwestern Ontario.Please visit www.kidscountryclub.org for more information about the great work KCC does!

LoveYourself Canada is a self-care, mental health and wellness non-profit that uses media and events to spread awareness about self-care. We are looking for some ongoing volunteers to help with our daily operations and annual projects!The Accountant will keep track and update the ledger, keep track of all receipts and create an audited financial statement at the end of the year. Only people with accounting experience will be considered. If you are interested please emails us at management@loveyourselfcanada.com

Volunteer Opportunity: 1:1 Community-Based MentorOrganization: Big Brothers Big Sisters of London and AreaLocation: London, Ontario and surrounding areaCommitment: 2–4 hours, twice per month | Minimum 12 monthsBig Brothers Big Sisters of London and Area is seeking caring, committed volunteers to become 1:1 Community-Based Mentors for children and youth ages 7–18. This is our traditional mentoring program, designed to match young people who have faced adversity with a positive adult role model who can provide encouragement, stability, and friendship.As a mentor, you’ll spend time building a meaningful relationship by sharing experiences, exploring the community, trying new activities, and simply having fun together. Your consistency and presence can help build confidence, resilience, and a sense of belonging in a young person’s life.What You’ll Do• Meet with your mentee twice per month for 2–4 hours per visit• Commit to the match for a minimum of one year (12 consecutive months) from time of matching• Engage in fun, low-cost community activities or spend time together in everyday settings• Provide positive guidance, encouragement, and supportRequirements• Must live in London, Ontario or the surrounding area for the duration of the match• Commit to consistent meetings for one full year• While owning a vehicle is not required, mentors are responsible for arranging transportation for their mentee from their home to the activity and backPlease note: If you are a student who leaves London during the summer months or are unable to commit year-round, we encourage you to consider our In-School Mentoring Program, which may be a better fit for your schedule.Who We’re Looking For• Caring, dependable adults who want to make a difference• Individuals who can model positive relationships and healthy decision-making• Volunteers who are patient, open-minded, and committedWhy Volunteer?Mentoring changes lives, including your own. By volunteering with BBBS London and Area, you’ll:• Help a young person reach their full potential• Strengthen your community• Build a rewarding, long-term relationship• Gain valuable experience and personal growthBe the reason a child feels seen, heard, and supported.Apply today at london.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/volunteer and start your mentoring journey with Big Brothers Big Sisters of London and Area.

Parkinson Canada envisions a world where no one is limited by Parkinson’s. We empower and inspire people living with Parkinson’s and their care partners to thrive and live courageously. We provide education and services, and we advocate with federal, provincial, and territorial governments on issues that matter to the Parkinson’s community in Canada. Our research program funds innovative research to search for better treatments and to enhance the lives of people affected by Parkinson’s.   People living with Parkinson’s count on us to be there at every step of their Parkinson’s journey. To learn more about us, please visit www.parkinson.ca. The opportunityThe volunteer Parkinson Advisory Council (PAC) contributes to furthering the Parkinson Canada mission by actively advising the CEO, to ensure the voices of people living with Parkinson’s, and those affected by Parkinson’s, are integrated throughout the organization.  The PAC is a critical driver of putting people living with Parkinson’s at the centre of Parkinson Canada’s work. Currently, we have multiple membership openings for three-year terms on the PAC. Members meet once per month to advise the CEO with an overall time commitment of 2 to 4 hours each month.We would like to encourage applications from those living in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces.Parkinson Canada is committed to an environment that respects and promotes diversity, equity and inclusion for all volunteers, employees, supporters, clients, and all people living with and affected by Parkinson’s. We welcome applications from those who might not see themselves suitably reflected in current representations of those with Parkinson’s including women, people who identify as Black, Indigenous, or persons of colour, persons with disabilities, 2SLGBTQI+ persons, or those from other equity-deserving groups.Your contributionAs a Member of the Parkinson Advisory Council, you bring your passion to make a difference for people affected by Parkinson’s. Your empathetic and compassionate approach to building community elevates the diverse perspectives of people affected by Parkinson’s. You are committed to Parkinson Canada’s mission and vision.  As a person living with Parkinson’s, or with experience as a care partner of a person living with Parkinson’s, you bring your lived experience and expertise to the following responsibilities:Advise and make recommendations to the CEO on key programs and strategy decisions that address the unmet needs of people affected by Parkinson’sPromote the inclusion of the perspectives of people living with Parkinson’s across all areas at Parkinson CanadaChampion the vision, mission and initiatives of Parkinson Canada with the Parkinson community across CanadaExperience and qualities for success in this roleLived experience as a person with Parkinson’s or experience as a care partner of someone living with Parkinson’sPassionate and eager to make a difference for the Parkinson’s community in CanadaKnowledge of Parkinson’s and/or connections within the Parkinson’s communityStrategic thinker with the ability to cultivate strong partnerships that grow the mission of Parkinson CanadaDependable, responsive, and respectful of multiple points of viewCommitted to attendance and active participation in one meeting of the PAC per month, plus optional involvement in committeesExperience working with committees, boards, or advisory councils would be an assetCommitment to the principles of Equity, Diversity, and InclusionBenefits for Parkinson Advisory Council membersContribute to meaningful and lasting change for people living with Parkinson’sDeepen knowledge of patient engagement, research, advocacy, support and services, communication, digital facilitation, and working with a high-level advisory councilDevelop new relationships with others living with Parkinson’s and care partnersImpact Parkinson Canada’s vision and mission

Trained volunteers take blood pressure readings at weekly clinics to assist seniors who wish to regularly monitor their BP. Blood pressure clinics are one hour per week at various locations throughout the city.

A morning or afternoon social group/event that promotes health and wellness, social interaction and often includes sharing a meal together. Volunteers help plan, grocery shop, cook, serve a meal, set up/clean up and encourage conversation. Not all locations require set up/clean up. 

Volunteers are matched one-on-one with clients for weekly visits, either through phone calls, virtually or in-person, to provide companionship and support. Calls are to be made weekly for approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour.

Volunteers provide a daily Monday to Friday telephone call to a client to check on their safety and well-being, putting their caregivers at ease. Calls are made from 8:30-9:30am or 5-7pm.

We are looking to make the Fundraising Representative role an ongoing volunteer position. If you are interested, you would attend our next four auctions and help out with one of the roles. Upcoming auction dates! Feb 11 2026 May 6 2026 Sept 9 2026 Dec 9 2026 The auctions take place from 4:30pm-9:30pm, volunteer hours are available. Only serious applicants please!

London Results group is looking for team members to lead action on global justice issues during critical moments. You will work with other volunteers to lead actions in communities, engage decision makers, raise awareness on important issues, and execute creative tactics to win media attention. You’ll join a community of like-minded and passionate people. Our greatest strength is our volunteers - passionate, driven and inspired to create change. We bring different and unique skills, experiences and quirks to the table, you’ll learn from the role and the people around you. Together we share the common unshakable belief that we are all equal, that we can work together to change the status quo for the good of all.