Opportunités de bénévolat à Regina

Parkinson Canada

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

Earth Rangers

Are you 13-18 and care about the environment? Join ER Teens and get involved in environmental action to help make a real difference! Choose a project you’re interested in, work on it whenever fits your schedule, and get support from our team every step of the way. As an ER Teen, you will:Complete fun hands-on projects that help the planetEarn volunteer hours for schoolGain access to a mentor and the ER Teens CommunityBuild leadership experience and learn new skills Earn a certificate and recognition upon completion  How it works:Sign up on our website (earthrangers.com/erteens)Pick a project – we’ll help you chooseTake action – with our guidance along the wayCelebrate your achievements!This is an ongoing opportunity – join anytime during the year. No experience needed, just an interest in helping the planet!Ready to get started? Sign up at earthrangers.com/erteens Questions? Email erteens@earthrangers.com

Canadian Cancer

The Canadian Cancer Society CIBC Run for the Cure is a 5k or 1k walk or run. It is a volunteer-led event and the largest breast cancer fundraiser in Canada.This year’s event will be taking place on Sunday, October 4, 2026.COMMITTEE MEMBER OVERVIEWYou are passionate about the breast cancer cause, well-connected in your community, and enjoy event planning. The ideal candidate for this volunteer role has a positive attitude, communication and interpersonal skills, and a strong sense of self-motivation and time management.We are recruiting for the following volunteer committee roles in Regina:Fundraising & Stewardship Lead - VolunteerSponsorship Lead - VolunteerDirector Community Engagement - VolunteerCommunity Outreach Lead - VolunteerRoute Lead - VolunteerFinance and Operations Lead - VolunteerDirector Logistics - VolunteerRun Day Experience Lead - VolunteerSite Lead - Volunteer To apply, please click here and scroll to find the site closest to you. Must be 18+ to apply and complete the Canadian Cancer Society code of conduct 

MADD Regina

We are seeking an organized, people-focused Volunteer Coordinator to help recruit, onboard, and support volunteers who play a critical role in delivering our programs and services. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys connecting with people and keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes.Key ResponsibilitiesRecruit, screen, and onboard new volunteersAct as the main point of contact for volunteer inquiriesCoordinate training, schedules, and volunteer placementMaintain volunteer records and documentationSupport volunteer engagement, recognition, and retentionWork closely with leadership to identify volunteer needsEnsure volunteers understand policies, expectations, and roles

MADD Regina

Victim Services Volunteers play a vital role by offering emotional support, information, and referrals during some of the most difficult moments people face. Promote MADD Canada victim support programs and services. Key ResponsibilitiesProvide empathetic, non-judgmental support to victims and survivorsOffer information about available resources and servicesAssist with referrals to community and support agenciesComplete required training and participate in ongoing learning

MADD Regina

MADD Regina is looking for a creative and reliable Social Media Volunteer to help share our message, promote community events, and raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. This role plays an important part in helping us reach the community and support our mission.Responsibilities:Create and schedule social media postsShare MADD campaigns, events, and key messagesHelp grow engagement and community awarenessFollow MADD Canada branding and social media guidelinesIdeal Candidate:Comfortable using platforms like Facebook and InstagramStrong writing and communication skillsOrganized and dependablePassionate about community safety

MADD Regina

MADD Regina is seeking compassionate, community-minded volunteers to join our team. Volunteers play a vital role in raising awareness about impaired driving, supporting victims and families, and helping deliver prevention and education initiatives in the community.Volunteer Responsibilities May Include:Community outreach and event supportPublic education and awareness campaignsInformation booth staffingFundraising activitiesVictim support initiativesAdministrative and organizational supportIdeal Volunteer Qualities:Passion for community safetyReliable and dependableComfortable working with the publicTeam-orientedNo prior experience required — training and support providedWhy Volunteer With Us:Make a meaningful impact in your communityBe part of a supportive and purpose-driven teamFlexible time commitmentBuild skills and experience in community engagement and advocacy

REACH

Volunteer with Purpose: Pack Good Food. Feed the Community. Strengthen Your Team. What is the Good Food Box Program? The Good Food Box is REACH Regina’s community-driven initiative that delivers affordable, nutritious food boxes to individuals and families who need them most. Every box is packed with love - and by teams like yours. How Your Company Can Help: We're inviting corporate teams to spend a Tuesday or Wednesday volunteering together to pack Good Food Boxes. It’s a hands-on, high-impact opportunity to: Fight hunger in Regina Boost employee morale and team cohesion Demonstrate your company’s community leadership Team Details Group Size: 10–15 people Cost: $1,500 (covers snacks, supplies, logistics & supports ongoing programming) Time Commitment: 2–4 hours Location: REACH Warehouse – Regina, SK Address: 1350 Osler St, Regina SK S4R1W7 

Youth Eco Stewards - Invasives Canada

Are you between 12 and 30 years old, and interested in driving positive environmental change while building new skills? Join our youth-focused environmental initiatives to promote local biodiversity, conserve nature and stop the spread of invasive species with Invasives Canada's Youth Eco-Stewards (YES) program. This is an opportunity to engage with your community, gain practical skills from hands-on work experience, as well as strengthen your leadership skills and environmental network. Your role and responsibilities as a YES participant can be tailored to your unique interests where you can join our exploratory or career development stream. All we ask is you complete 120 service hours with us. The timeline for completing these hours is flexible, and most opportunities are asynchronous to fit into your schedule. Program Opportunities: • iNaturalist BioBlitz Challenge • Eco Missions with five flexible stages to progress through • Asynchronous courses and certifications • Green Career Panels & Webinars As a participant, you also have the option to design and lead your own project. The project scale and scope are flexible, and is something you can discuss with your regional coordinator after you've completed the on-boarding forms. Some examples include leading a Bio Blitz, creating a social media account to share pictures and info with the public; monitoring the health of a watershed, or designing an activity booklet for children. Your opportunities are endless, and the YES team is able provide financial support to see your project come to life. Program Requirements: • Be between the ages of 12 to 30 years old. • Identify as a new Canadian, permanent resident, claimed refugee status in Canada, or be a Canadian citizen.

Volunteer Regina

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