Volunteer Centre of Southeastern New Brunswick
National Volunteer Week 2021
April 18-24, 2021
The National Volunteer Week theme for 2021, The Value of One, The Power of Many, reflects on the awe-inspiring acts of kindness by millions of individuals AND the magic that happens when we work together towards a common purpose. This past year, we have seen people supporting family, friends, neighbours, and strangers, people standing up to systemic racism, and people sharing insights on how to create a more just and equitable society. We recognize the value of the caring and compassion that each one has shown another, and we recognize the power of people, organizations, and sectors working together.
The power of people working together can bring about monumental changes. We have seen people work together on legislative changes related to impaired driving, same sex marriage, and assisted dying.
The theme is a nod to our past, a reflection of our present, and a wink to our future. The Value of One, the Power of Many was the theme for National Volunteer Week in 2001, The International Year of Volunteers. It beautifully reflects the individual and collective efforts, we have seen during the pandemic, and it sets the tone for re-imagining the next 20 years as the value of one act and the power of many enables us to thrive together.
Launch of International Volunteer Day theme 2020
International Volunteers Day (IVD), is an international observance that was mandated by the UN General Assembly in 1985.
The Day is an opportunity for us all to promote volunteerism, encourage governments to support volunteer efforts and recognize volunteer contributions to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at local, national and international levels.
UNV coordinates a campaign to promote IVD every year, building on the impact volunteers have in communities, nationally and globally, for peace and development.
Let’s make IVD this year a worldwide moment to thank volunteers and celebrate their efforts despite all the challenges at hand.
Over the last months, as the COVID 19 pandemic has ravaged across the world, volunteers have been at the forefront of medical, community and societal responses.
The COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan by the WHO identifies community volunteers as key stakeholders for risk communication and community engagement. This indicates the valuable and the great effort the WHO believes volunteers is doing during COVID-19. Yet, recognition is still not enough, especially when it comes to volunteers’ own well-being and access to health care.
This year’s IVD campaign, that starts today and culminates on IVD 2020, December 5th, will thank volunteers worldwide and also shed light on the difficulties and needs of volunteers during the pandemic. Showing the impact of volunteers in their communities during this crisis, we will reach to all corners of the globe with the message of Together We Can Through Volunteering.
As UN Deputy Secretary General Amina J. Mohammed reminded us in opening the GTM2020 in July, “the efforts of 1 billion volunteers is an important foundation at a pivotal moment for development to enable us to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic”.
In the coming weeks we will be developing a designated web page for the campaign. Please follow our social media channels @UNVolunteers and use the hashtags #TogetherWeCan and #IVD2020 to be part of the conversation. The blue heart emoji will be associated with the IVD2020 and contribute to building the campaign image that conveys a positive feeling, solidarity, and compassion toward volunteers.
Volunteer Centres: An Untapped Resource
We’re writing this letter, signed by aligned Volunteer Centres in a robust network across the country, to speak up on how meaningful volunteerism is enabled.
An Open Letter from Volunteer Centres Across Canada
Canadians volunteer more than anywhere else in the world. Every year, nearly 13 million individuals contribute time to an organization in their community, and during the COVID-19 pandemic hundreds of thousands more have stepped up to deliver services to those most vulnerable. While it’s clear that volunteerism is a powerful characteristic of Canadian identity, the role of Volunteer Centres—the vibrant network of 200+ agencies whose role it is to facilitate this extraordinary exchange—is far from understood, or worse yet, has been ignored. In recent weeks, we have been reminded that, in many instances, governments, funders, and even some non-profit leaders, fail to recognize the skill, resources, and infrastructure required to keep volunteers engaged and our social services afloat.
Notwithstanding a crisis, every single Canadian benefits fr om volunteer contributions because of their presence in our social fabric. Even more importantly, volunteers ensure our country’s most vulnerable community members are not left behind. This has been true for decades. The time and skill volunteers dedicate increase our country’s capacity in hospitals, shelters, food banks, schools, festivals, community sport, among others, that if paid, would exceed more than 50 billion dollars every year.
But volunteerism is more than human capacity, and what makes volunteerism truly meaningful is that the exchange is not one-way. When a volunteer gives their time, they in turn gain empathy, understanding, and access to skills or human assets. It is this two-way relationship, enabled by skilled volunteer engagers, that makes volunteerism a meaningful, and ethical exchange of labour. Without an understanding of this important social contract, we stand to drift from volunteerism as a truly democratic function of our society.
Local, community-based Volunteer Centres across the country have built connections between non-profits and volunteer seekers from every demographic. We continue to hold an essential recruitment role that enables volunteers to find the opportunities they are looking for and organizations find the volunteers they need.
We also do so much more.
More than ever, Canada’s 170,000 non-profit and charitable organizations have turned to Volunteer Centres for answers during the COVID-19 crisis. As organizations with decades of experience, we know that it takes expertise to respond quickly and effectively to recruit, train, and manage volunteers to serve clients safely. And what’s more, we know how to leverage the skills and interest of volunteers to build meaningful roles that grow personal experience, and therefore, economic and social opportunity.
While some governments spent time, energy and money in building new structures and mechanisms to recruit and deploy volunteers at national and provincial levels, local community based Volunteer Centres have been on the front-lines in realigning their existing resources; providing training and supports for volunteer engagement; coordinating recovery efforts; and pulling together diverse partners to meet identified needs – most often without additional financial or human resources.
We have ensured that volunteering has continued to serve a vital role in our community, despite the fact that two out of thr ee charities and non-profit organizations have lost more than 30% of the revenue that allow them to deliver regular, necessary services.
As we move to a post-pandemic world, the role of locally-based Volunteer Centres is more important than ever. In an anticipated time of high government debt, limited resources, and greater community needs, the expertise of Volunteer Centres must be harnessed to ensure that we uphold the integrity of volunteerism that underpins our vibrant, and diverse society.
We’re up to the challenge.
Signatories (Central)
1. Alliance des CAB de la ville de Québec (CABQ, CABC et Cab Aide23) - Québec, QC
2. Cab de Sherbrooke - Sherbrooke, QC
3. Centre d action bénévole de Farnham - Farnham, QC
4. Centre d’action bénévole de Contrecoeur - Contrecoeur, QC
5. Centre d’Action Bénévole Domaine-du-Roy - Saint-Félicien, QC
6. Centre d’action bénévole du Granit - Lac-Mégantic, ON
7. Centre d’action bénévole La Grande Corvée - Grande-Vallée, QC
8. Centre d’action bénévole Les Hauts-Bois inc. - Murdochville, QC
9. Centre d’action bénévole soif de vivre - Saint-Rédempteur, QC
10. Centre d’action bénévole Valcourt et Région - Valcourt, QC
11. Community Development Halton/Volunteer Halton - Burlington, ON
12. Convergence action bénévole - Lévis, QC
13. Fédération des centres d’action bénévole du Québec - Montréal, QC
14. Ontario Volunteer Centre Network - Ontario
15. Pillar Nonprofit Network - London, ON
16. PIN- The People Information Network - Guelph, ON
17. Volunteer & Information Quinte - Belleville, ON
18. Volunteer Action Centre Waterloo Region - Waterloo, ON
19. Volunteer Bureau of Montréal - Montréal, QC
20. Volunteer Canada/Bénévoles Canada - Ottawa, ON
21. Volunteer Dufferin - Mono, ON
22. Volunteer Markham - Markham, ON
23. Volunteer MBC - Mississauga, ON
24. Volunteer Ottawa - Ottawa, ON
25. Volunteer Toronto - Toronto, ON
26. Volunteer West Island - Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC
Signatories (West)
27. City of Leduc - Leduc, AB
28. Edmonton Chamber of Voluntary Organizations - Edmonton, AB
29. Hanna Volunteer Association/Hanna Learning Centre - Hanna, AB
30. Propellus - The Volunteer Centre of Calgary - Calgary, AB
31. Rimbey FCSS - Rimbley, AB
32. South Okanagan Similkameen Volunteer Centre Society - Penticton, BC
33. Stony Plain Volunteer Centre - Stony Plain, AB
34. Volunteer Airdrie Society - Airdrie, AB
35. Volunteer Alberta - Alberta
36. Volunteer Campbell River - Campbell River, BC
37. Volunteer Lethbridge Association - Lethbridge, AB
38. Volunteer Nanaimo - Nanaimo, BC
39. Volunteer Strathcona Centre - Sherwood Park, AB
40. Volunteer Victoria - Victoria, BC
Signatories (East)
41. Kings Volunteer Resource Centre - Kentville, NS
42. Volunteer Centre of Southeastern N.B. Inc. - Moncton, NB
43. Volunteer Greater Fredericton - Fredericton, NB
Signatories (North)
44. Volunteer Bénévoles Yukon - Whitehorse, YK
To: Greater Moncton Non-Profit Organizations
Nationally this is the week that we thank and pay tribute to all of Canada’s 12.7 million volunteers! Our local community non-profits will be looking at ways to honour those individuals that volunteer with so many of our programs and services. We may not be able to have face to to face ‘Recognition/Celebration’ events due to the Pandemic; however, still want to ‘pay tribute’ to our volunteers. Volunteer Canada has worked with several non-profit’s across the Country and has created a blog describing the many ways you can ‘virtually thank’ community volunteers {link above}.
Volunteer Canada’s theme for NVW 2020 is ‘It is time to Applaud Canada’s Volunteers’ and I would like to take this opportunity to ‘Applaud all of Greater Moncton’s Volunteers’ – keep up the great work that you do in making us all proud to be part of such a caring community!
Who We Are
The Volunteer Centre of Southeastern New Brunswick Inc. is a registered charitable organization. Through the promotion of volunteering, the center supports over 150 registered not-for-profit agencies/organizations from the Dieppe, Moncton and Riverview areas by responding to requests for recruitment community volunteers. It has been active for over 40 years.
Our commitment
- Deliver creative solutions to serve the needs of the community.
- Promote volunteering, coordinate resources and people…
Volunteers Needed
We are recruiting for In-House Volunteer Greeters for our office. One morning 9 to 12 or one afternoon 1 to 4 a week would be ideal. Position would greet those coming to the office and may involve some administration tasls, for example, putting together information packages, updating files. data input, etc. {depending on volunteer’s experience} – All volunteers Welcome!
Interested volunteers please contact Debbi leBlanc, Volunteer Coordinator at 869-6905 or by e-mail at d.leblanc@volunteergreatermoncton.com
Family Support Services is now hiring qualified support workers (either part-time or full-time) to help support the community through strategic case plans tailored for each individual. Our clientele includes children, youth, and adults who have exceptionalities and special needs such as cognitive delays, physical disabilities, mental illness, behavioral issues, etc. as well as families in need of supervised visits, and home management & parenting skills. Working hours include daytime, evening, and weekend.
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteering is rewarding.
You can:
- Learn more about the community and what it has to offer
- Create practical work experience
- Enjoy the feeling of making a contribution
- Meet people and build new relationships
To volunteer, you may fill out a general application form or choose from the volunteer positions posted in the next section and fill out the specific application form.
Recently added volunteer opportunities.
As a newcomer, your benefits of becoming a volunteer…
Information Flyer… PDF
Application form for newcomers
Volunteering in your new community
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Can you Help
We need you! We are recruiting volunteers to assist with COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics organized by Vitalité Health Network’s Public Health.Clinics
will be held in these communities:
VOLUNTEERS needed
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Personal Disaster Assistance (PDA) Responder / Canadian Red Cross / Application form
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Personal Disaster Assistance (PDA) Supervisor / Canadian Red Cross / Application form
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Emergency Response Team (ERT) Supervisor / Canadian Red Cross / Application form
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Emergency Response Team (ERT) Responder / Canadian Red Cross / Application form
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Technicien ou technicienne, Santé communautaire, HELP adm (FR) / Canadian Red Cross / Application form
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Technicien ou technicienne, Santé communautaire, HELP (FR) / Canadian Red Cross / Application form
Recruiting drivers for all areas of Westmorland and Albert County
If you have a few hours a week and would like to help your neighbour or someone in need of transportation, we are currently looking for Volunteer Drivers. Volunteer Drivers can make such a difference in somone’s life by driving them to a medical appointment, food bank, or shopping, etc.
Drivers’ are reimbursed reimubursed 0.41 c/kilometre and must complete screening requirements.
If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer Driver, please contact 962-3073.
BOARD RECRUITMENT
For 30 years, ENSEMBLE has been helping people who live with complex social challenges.
Our vision is to build a community that fosters diversity, inclusion and health through empowerment and hope. Although we remain at the front line of infectious disease prevention, our work has expanded to include building alliances among other service providers. Our message is that we are all in this together.
Do you spend time thinking about the welfare of others? Want to build a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth to live, learn and love safely? Are you concerned about the effects of the opioid crisis on your community? Yes? Then ENSEMBLE’s Board is looking for new members just like you! We need your ideas, your perspective, and your voice.
As a Board member you will help shape the changes and set the tone for the organization’s future. Your commitment is to nine monthly meetings of two hours or less, plus one to two special meetings for a three-year period.
To find out how you can join the ENSEMBLE Board, please call (506) 859-9616. Ask to speak with Michael Zinck (President) or Debby Warren (Executive Director).
Volunteers wanted
Volunteers wanted for Meals on Wheels Moncton and Dieppe
We need your help
The new centre helps 1,500 low-income families in the Moncton area. We need your help.
Several volunteer opportunities
VOLUNTEER INTAKE GREETER
To greet the clients as they enter the center or call, and ensure they have an appointment and direct them to waiting are to go into intake. Key responsibilities would be: to provide an environment that is safe and non-judgmental, make appointments over phone or walk-ins, ensure that coffee/tea/snacks are available for clients, keeping the area of that station tidy and clean. If the clients list of the day have any reviews scheduled, collecting files from cabinet to ensure that the intake worker receives when the client is called in then return those files at the end of day. Other duties if required, subject to changes.
Qualifications: Excellent customer service skills, Strong communication skills, maintain a positive non-judgmental attitude, Computer skills an asset.
Please contact Monica at 804-4941
INTAKE WORKER/REVIEWER
This volunteer will meet one on one with the client, which will take place in a private office space allocated for that purpose for confidentiality. Key responsibilities; reviewer may be required to do a financial assessment to reveal the need for the visits to the center for service and offer information and resources. Verifies client is registered in the computer system using their current up to date NB Medicare card for the individual and the others in household if any, verifies the current address. Input info for communicating the notes pertinent to the client and appointment for following visit, food count is recorded
Subject to change, other duties as required
Qualifications: Excellent customer service skills, strong communication skills, positive attitude and non-judgmental, computer skills an asset
Please contact Monica at 804-4941
FRONT CENTER DISTRIBUTOR/WORKER
These volunteers will be able to work well with others, maintain a positive non-judgmental attitude, good communication skills adaptable to change, follow direction from team leaders that we have designated to provide the day to day requirements of product distribution etc. May have duties change on day to day and then helping others if you see the need once you are through for cleaning, defrosting freezers, cleaning lunch area
Qualifications: Ability to follow direction and work as team player, Have a positive attitude, energetic, some mobility, reaching, bending, lifting
Please contact Monica at 804-4941
BACK CENTER DISTRIBUTOR/ WAREHOUSE WORKER
The receiving of shipments working with the volunteer from warehouse deliveries, and other sources of deliveries there will be a need to wear proper outerwear, footwear weather pending. Needs to have the ability to have a good communication with all other workers to inform the product information, quantity and other. There is a day to day change and adaptability to the changes and other working volunteers. Team player is a must. Ability to move, bend, lift, fast paced at times environment
Other Key responsibilities: Clean work space, safety and respect for others working, creating crates and following food guides for expiry or other conditions to be safe. Work flow for everyone sharing that work space. Replenishing out front stock as needed, product code marking, sorting, packing, repacking, portioning.
And any other duties as required and subject to change
Qualifications: Ability to follow direction well and adapt to change, work as a team player and liaison between center and depot at times , physically challenging at times, lifting, bending, reaching, keeping area clean and tidy maintain always fire exit clearings. Maintain a positive attitude.
Please contact Monica at 804-4941
GARDEN CARETAKERS
Volunteers can be responsible for overall maintenance of the front garden beds, property landscape, and the Community Garden in the back. Duties include pulling weeds, prepping soil, adding soil, planting, watering and tending to the plants, cleaning the parking lot and grass area, picking up garbage around the property, other general cleaning and care taking.
Time requirement- one to 5 shifts per week Please contact Chantal Executive Director Chantal.senecal@fooddepot.ca
FACILITATORS
Volunteers can develop and facilitate mini workshops on subjects related to food security, finances, mental health, and basic life skills.
Time requirement – as schedule allows. Please contact Chantal Executive Director Chantal.senecal@fooddepot.ca
KITCHEN CATALYST
A volunteer that would like to lead a group of community members in an activity that utilizes the Medavie Community Kitchen and aligns with its mandate. Have an idea for an activity or group? Have kitchen expertise? The Medavie Community Kitchen is looking for facilitators and program leaders to fill out its activity calendar. Please contact our kitchen coordinator at adam.obrien@fooddepot.ca
KITCHEN COMMUNITY CREW
Any one who wants to participate in the Medavie Community Kitchen. No expertise or cooking skill needed. Just a positive attitude and a will to help. From food preservation, community meals, fundraising and more; the Medavie Community Kitchen will need an amazing crew to work! To join the Crew, contact our kitchen coordinator at adam.obrien@fooddepot.ca
Family Enrolment Support
The Military Family Resource Centre is looking for volunteers to assist at military enrolment ceremonies around the province of New Brunswick, specifically in Moncton and Saint John. Responsibilities for this volunteer role would include welcoming the families of the new military member and offering them information about the services the MFRC offers and our role in supporting the family. We would also ask that the family be presented the military family insignia and be told the significance of being a part of the military community. Training for this opportunity will be provided.
If you are interested in assisting with this opportunity please sign up or contact
Shannon.nowell@forces.gc.ca
Here is the link to the our volunteer site, and application form.
Family Enrolment application form
CSC volunteers
Join the many Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) volunteers who are making a difference every day and contribute to the safety of your community.
CSC is committed to achieving a skilled, diverse volunteer base that reflects the cultural diversity of our offender population.
Community volunteers help released offenders re-adjust to life in the community.
CSC Community volunteers:
- Act as a positive role model
- Work with offenders from various cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds
- Help offenders access services to re-direct their lives into our communities
- Play an important role in the rehabilitation process.
If you are over the age of majority in your province and are willing to undergo security screening and training, you could have what it takes to be a CSC Volunteer.
Contact Jill Esson via e-mail districtcommunityvolunteer.gen-atl@csc-scc.gc.ca for further information.
Kitchen helpers needed
Require two people each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 11AM to 1 pm to assist in serving food or cleaning dishes. lunch included. Very rewarding work helping us feed 150 + people a day who need a hot meal.
QUALIFICATIONS
Requirements: 16 years of age +
13-17 with adult supervision
Fully Accessible Workplace
Language for the opportunity: English and French are an asset
IDEAL FOR: Anyone
TRAINING PROVIDED
LOCATIONS
Basement St. John’s United Church, corner of Alma and Victoria
Person in charge of volunteer:
Bruce Lawson, Manager
506 854-3837
karing.kitchen@yahoo.ca
Volunteers for the recycling program.
Call for Volunteers The Riverview Boys & Girls Club is looking for volunteers to help with their recycling program.
We are going to expand with a west end depot and we are looking for help sorting the recyclables that get dropped off by residents. It can be any time on any day that is convenient for you. We have a small building that will have all the necessary equipment for sorting, such as the big bags and gloves.
If you have a few hours a week or an evening that you can give a couple of hours to drop by, we would be very appreciative.
You can get more details on how to help the “Enviro-Kids” program by calling either Lynda at 387-7070 or Nigel at 866-1372.
Our Food Southeast NB
Position:
Steering Committee Members (2-3)
Term: 2 years (with renewal)
Hours: 5-10 per month
Our Food Southeast New Brunswick (Our Food SENB) is a regional network, consisting of individuals and organizations who work to increase access to healthy, just, and sustainable food. Our Food SENB works in partnership with the United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick. We support the food movement in Southeast NB by working together to grow connections and make easy, fair, and sustainable food access a reality for all. We believe that food provides common ground for working together and supporting vibrant communities, resilient people, and healthful lands.
Open the PDF document for all the information
United Way: Helpers needed
Do you have some time to help people in your community? We’d love to have you!
We’re looking for volunteers to help in our kitchen or to deliver meals (Monday and Thursday mornings) safely to vulnerable citizens.
Please contact Liz at ltracy@moncton.unitedway.ca for more information. Thank you!
Join our Board of Directors
We are growing!
Greater Moncton Girls+ Rock Inc. is looking for an individual to join our Board of Directors-specifically someone with skills in the area of law and youth between the ages of 11-17.
Our organization empowers youth through music, mentorship and selfconfidence building. We offer music programs to underrepresented groups in the local music community – Girls, Transgender, Gender Nonconforming and Two-Spirit youth. Our board members govern and oversee the organization, using their vision and ideas to guide the organization in making a difference for youth in our community. The board meets quarterly to discuss and vote on specific issues. They also attend our public and private events.
If you are interested in volunteering to join the Greater Moncton Girls+ Rock Board of Directors, please submit your interest to the following email address: monctongirlsrock@gmail.com by Jan 1st, 2021.
Any questions about becoming a director or a mentor can be directed to
Ilisha French, Operations Director,
at monctongirlsrock@gmail.com
New initiative ages 15-30
Good morning,
My name is Kayla Cruickshank, YCAN Coordinator for YMCA Moncton
30 War Veterans Ave, Moncton NB, E1C 0B3
I am writing to let you know about a new initiative for youth ages 15-30 to gain personal and professional skills engaging in the development and implementation of community service projects.
The YMCA of Greater Toronto with the support of Employment and Social Development Canada are excited to announce the launch of the YMCA Community Action Network. We will support groups of youth to identify a community need, plan, and execute a service project over the course of 120 hours. I will be providing training and support on creating and maintaining effective group dynamics, identifying community needs, selecting project ideas, developing a project plan, community and stakeholder engagement, executing a plan, problem solving, project evaluation and wrap up.
We are looking to create these projects with marginalized and underrepresented youth, meeting them where they are at, to increase their skills, confidence and community engagement.
There are no prerequisites, however a registration form will need to be completed before volunteering can begin.
I am looking for 10-15 volunteers.
Thanks,
Kayla Cruickshank
YMCA Community Action Network Coordinator |
YMCA of Greater Moncton| YMCA du Grand Moncton
30 War Veterans Ave | 30 ave des anciens combattants Moncton, NB E1C 0B3
T: 506-857-0606 C : 506-857-9696 F: 506-859-8198
Volunteer with Girl Guides and unleash her potential
Imagine a place where you can spark extraordinary moments for girls in your community. As a Girl Guide volunteer, you’ll inspire girls and be their mentor as they explore new challenges, develop ready-for-anything skills and empower each other along the way. Picture all of the fun, adventure and confidence-building moments – that’s what you’ll help create for girls, and for yourself, too. As a Girl Guide volunteer, you’ll change their world – and your own. Interested in volunteering?
Open the PDF document for all the information
Girl Guides Tidewater Area c/o Louise Poulter, AC 317 Pascal Ave. Dieppe, NB E1A 2C8 nb-tidewaterac@girlguides.ca
We need Several volunteers
Food DEPOT Alimentaire (FDA) is a registered non-profit charity that services more than 30 agencies including food banks, community soup kitchens, supportive organizations and school lunch/after-school programs in southeastern New Brunswick. We need your help.
DRIVER REQUIREMENTS
FDA operates three delivery trucks from our warehouse. Driver’s license certification for 5 Ton (Class 5 *air brakes), Class 5 for Cube Vans, driving abstracts and a demonstration of ability will be required prior to drivers being allowed to operate the delivery trucks.
FDA certified personnel will assist potential drivers/operators to become qualified by providing equipment orientation sessions. FDA equipment and vehicles shall be operated by authorized personnel only who are expected to accept responsibility for the safe operation of the equipment or vehicle at all times.
Contact: Ken.Canning@fooddepot.ca
FORK LIFT AND POWER JACKS
Valid certificate of training and a demonstration of ability will be required prior to operation of warehouse forklift. We use Power Jacks in our warehouse as well as hand jacks, training is provided and steel toe foot ware is a requirement.
Contact Ken.canning@fooddepot.ca
SORTING OF FOOD PRODUCTS
Volunteers in our Warehouse sort and mark off bar codes of the food we collect from food drives, as well as food collected on a daily basis from our local stores and businesses, cans and dry goods are checked for expiry dates and damages. Volunteers help in the preparation of food orders that we send to 33 Agencies in South East New Brunswick.
Contact: Ken.canning@fooddepot.ca
FOOD DRIVES AND SPECIAL EVENTS
Several times per year Food Depot Alimentaire has on site events where we collect food and donations, Volunteers greet people and accept the food with the assistance of FDA staff, it is then brought back to our warehouse on 330 MacNaughton Ave for processing.
Contact Chantal.Senecal@fooddepot.ca
ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES:
Volunteers would assist our Administrative Manager with Filing of receipts, answering phones, and light office duties as well as recording and tracking of volunteer hours
Contact: Chantal.senecal@fooddepot.ca
VOLUNTEERS FOR LIGHT DUTY CLEANING
Our warehouse offices require light duty dusting and cleaning a few times per week, there is no heavy lifting required and any help is greatly appreciated.
Contact: Ken.canning@fooddepot.ca
In need of BOARD MEMBERS
Our Mission:
Family and Early Childhood Anglophone East Inc. is committed to assisting parents with the challenging task or raising young children according to their individual needs and potential
VALUES:
INTEGRITY: professionalism built on competence, confidentiality and transparency
Education: Inspiring the building of knowledge, skills and connections
RELATIONSHIP WELLNESS: with self and others built upon respect for individual strengths, differences, and priorities.
We apply these values in our work and champion them in our community.
Clientele:
Families with children from Birth through eight who have a moderate to high developmental delay, or who are at risk for the same.
Services: for said families
- In-home support and intervention for children and parents needs
- Groups addressing various areas of parenting; developmental and behavioral practises
- Attachment therapy
- Overseeing and approving Developmental Child Care in Early Learning Centres
- Administering the EYE-DA and offering follow-up services for those children who identified as meeting criteria for our service
A not-for-profit agency with a contract for service contract from the Department of Education
Our board consists or 12 individuals with diverse backgrounds.
Meetings are held once a month with non during July and August
We are seeking candidates who may be interested in serving their community in a volunteer capacity. We would like to have board members with some expertise in the following areas but would also encourage others with different areas of interest,
- Media and communications
- Human Resources
- Legal/Governance
- Advocacy
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Phone: (506)853-3061 (Local) OR 1-855-238-3694 (Toll Free) / Fax: (506) 853-0600
50 Cameron Street, Suite 102, Moncton NB, E1C 9A9
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Caregiver Support Group
Groupe de support pour les soignants
Wednesdays May 5, 12, 19, 26 and 31 | 6:30 – 8:00 pm
640 rue Mountain rd. Moncton, NB
If you are a full or part-time caregiver for a family member or a friend with a serious illness, this group is for you.
Les mercredis 5, 12, 19, 26 et 31 mai | 18 h 30 – 20 h
Si vous prenez soin d’un membre de votre famille atteint d’une maladie grave, à temps partiel ou plein temps, ce groupe est pour vous.
Please register with / SVP s’enregistrer avec :
Debbie Landry-Jaillet
Community Coordinator / Coordinatrice communautaire
(506) 688-6004 | volunteer@hospicesenb.ca
This program is offered in English. Cette session sera offerte en anglais
Thursday, November 5
On behalf of the team at the Volunteer Centre of Southeastern New Brunswick Inc. we say Hats Off to the folks in your organization who coordinate and manage the volunteers that serve your organization! We couldn’t do what we do without you!
A great big virtual hug!
Annette Vautour
VCB Executive Director
Hi friends! We’re looking for volunteers to do pandemic screening at our clinic! We will welcome you with open arms, and coffee! If interested, message us on Facebook or send an email to salvusclinicinc@gmail.com THANK YOU! 
VMPC-Volunteer Management Professionals of Canada
Help us gather feedback🙋♀️🙋♂️ on volunteering during the pandemic. There are different surveys depending on the experience you had as a volunteer or as an organization.
Volunteer Canada, in collaboration with spinktank and VMPC invite you to take part in this survey, a follow up to our earlier survey in Spring 2020. Your insights and experiences will help us plan for the coming months as we continue to support organizations to better engage volunteers.
ESIC and the CINs invite you to watch a newly-released video promoting Community Transportation services in NB.
The PPE Video’s follow Public Health protocols and were recorded by Paramedic’s. Please share.
Stay safe!
Integration Through Volunteering
Oct.3rd, 2019 – For many new comer families one spouse is gainfully employed while the other isnt. With time on their hands and feeling a little lost in a new place volunteering is one way to feel more at home in the community. The Volunteer Bureau for Southeast New Brunswick launched a video project that explains to new comers why volunteering can be a win-win. And its been done in several third-languages. The Executive Director of the VBSENB Annette Vautour now says their project has garnered national attention.
Newcomers volunteering
How can your organization make volunteering more accessible for newcomers?
Encouraging Newcomer Immigrants to get involved in their new community
Multi-lingual (5 languages) promotion video
Please refer to the following instructions on viewing and downloading the videos to your website.
- Volunteer Center home page
- Scroll to the VOLUNTEER OPP. SECTION.
- Under Volunteering in your new community VIDEOS, click on the language of your choice.
- The video will open on a new webpage.
- You can share the video. To download it on your own webpage, put your cursor on the video and open the context menu. (A context menu also called shortcut or pop-up menu is a menu that appears upon a right-click mouse operation.) Click on ‘copy the integration code’. Paste the code where you want on your own webpage.
Community Peace Centre – The Inside!
Feb.20th, 2020 – The Community Peace Centre has been and is an important part of the social fabric to our area. Many not-for-profit organizations call the Centre home. But who are they and how many? Nows your chance to find out!
New food bank support system made easier after COVID-19 connections
CBC News · Posted: Aug 19, 2020 – Chantal Senecal, executive director of the Food Depot Alimentaire, says COVID-19 has changed many things for food banks across New Brunswick. (Vanessa Blanch/CBC)
Charity that provides affordable rides desperate for volunteers
Social Sharing
Program can’t manage demand as provincial COVID-19 restrictions loosen
Getting to medical appointments was a continual worry for Bruce Moore, whose health issues required him to travel from his home in Sackville to appointments in Moncton fairly often.
But without a car or the money to pay the $140 round trip taxi fare, he was left with few options.
Then, three years ago, he discovered Urban/Rural Rides… Learn more
Volunteer Canada is very excited to share with you that the new Canada Service Corps has launched!
2018-01-16
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a new national service initiative for Canadian youth. This initiative will provide a number of ways for youth to engage in service to their communities, including an online volunteer matching platform, created in collaboration with Volunteer Canada. This platform will enable young Canadians to find and be matched with volunteer opportunities locally and across the country!
Find more information about Youth Service Canada and the new youth volunteer opportunities platform:
Westmorland/Albert County
WA Transpo is now receiving driver requests for the following transportation programs; Tele Drive Albert County, Rural Rides Petitcodiac/Salisbury, Tantramar Rural Rides and the Volunteer Driver Program. We are pleased to announce that we have expanded our services to now include the Shediac and Memramcook Area {all of Westmorland and Albert County}.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer driver for any of the above driving programs or would like to schedule a drive you can contact our dispatcher at 962-3073 or by e-mail at
watranspodispatch@gmail.com
Community Partners
Awesome volunteer community effort! http://becauselove.mw.church/
A PLACE TO LEARN AND GROW
- Volunteer managers and professionals of New Brunswick (VMPNB)
Listing upcoming training sessions, webinars, conferences, etc.
- Training opportunities
Any upcoming training opportunities thru our centre.
- Valuing your volunteers – Adopt the code
This section has information about non-profits adopting the Canadian code for volunteer involvement thru volunteer Canada.
We have rooms available for meeting or training purposes.
Training Room comfortably accommodates 25 people at table or 45 people in theatre style
$30.00 per hour / $70.00 for a 3 hour period / $130.00 full day
Fill out a request form.
CRANDALL students volunteering
An initiative of Crandall University as part of the Community Practicum (CCP)
Volunteer opportunities
U de M students volunteering
An initiative of FÉÉCUM (Fédération des étudiantes et étudiants du Campus universitaire de Moncton)
Volunteer opportunities
Volunteering is an opportunity to give back to the community of Greater Moncton. Being a Volunteer Greeter is the highlight of my week!
Volunteer Driver assisting one our clients to an appointment. ‘Your commitment to volunteering many years in our community is outstanding’, Debbi LeBlanc, Volunteer Coordinator.
