Argyle North Regina community volunteers

Assist clients who are absolute beginners to English learn the letters and sounds of the alphabet. Help clients develop specific English skills (reading, writing, listening, speaking). Scheduling is based on volunteer/client availability.

Meet regularly with ex-offenders to develop a bond of friendship; advocate and stand with them during times of crisis; confront them respectfully about inappropriate attitudes and behaviours; celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, and milestones.

This is a great way to help out the organization if you cannot commit to regular volunteering hours. Throughout the year, we have a few awareness events as well as our annual fundraising events:
– The Amazing Race Against HIV – held on a Saturday in August or September
– The Annual AIDS Benefit – held at the GLCR the Friday evening closest to December 1st

Assist our Education Team at education information tables and presenting presentations. Opportunities for education information tables are available in the summer while presentations to schools, correctional facilities, universities, and community centres are throughout the year.

Promptly answer the sexual assault crisis line when a call comes through. Provide immediate emotional support to survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and historical abuse, as well as any secondary victims who may call the line. Facilitate accompaniment to the hospital and police station as requested by the caller. Provide survivors the opportunity to make informed choices.

Every day, we depend on volunteers to help serve meals, support families, care for vulnerable individuals, and strengthen our neighbourhoods. Volunteer opportunities could include sorting items, stocking shelves, making sandwiches and packing bag lunches, assisting in meal preparation and kitchen tasks, organizing community events, or contributing to office administration.

Volunteer in health, fitness childcare, aquatics, community development, administration, and other departments at the YMCA in Regina.

Assist in organizing and packing Good Food Box orders on Wednesday mornings

Assist REACH Food Education staff with the running of cooking classes (help with setup and teardown, assist cooking class participants as needed)

We are looking for people who are committed to child safety to help us deliver these presentations in schools to Grade K – 5 students. If you’ve ever wanted your inner actor to shine, here is a chance to use your skills and create some positive change. Volunteers who are interested are provided with education about child safety and training to be a puppeteer. You will be well supported by our staff Education and Outreach person and will receive a small honorarium for each presentation you assist with. We will schedule you for presentations according to your availability, so this is ideal for university students, people who are retired, and those with flexible work schedules!