North Central family volunteers

Warehouse assistants primarily help with receiving, sorting, and organizing food donations, preparing food hampers, and maintaining a clean and safe warehouse environment. They also assist with loading and unloading delivery vehicles and may be involved in other tasks as needed.

If you’re 18 or older and passionate about helping immigrants and refugees feel at home, we need you. Ways to volunteer include: mentoring, language interpreting, helping newcomers with taxes, providing assistance during events, etc. Become a key part of our welcoming community and support newcomers as they settle into their new life.

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.

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

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.

Youth Support Volunteers provide critical support to youth that are transitioning to independent living. You’ll help youth aged 16-24 to build essential life skills, access the resources that they need in the community, and succeed in their educational pursuits. This role involves offering guidance, encouragement, and mentoring while supporting youth with their daily activities, studies, and personal development.

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

Assist clients with learning basic sewing skills. Classes usually run once a week and are open to women clients only.

Help with lunch and supper prep, light cleaning, after school snacks and crafts.

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.