What volunteers do
What volunteers do
Assist clients with learning basic sewing skills. Classes usually run once a week and are open to women clients only.
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More volunteer programs
More volunteer programs
Assist clients with learning basic sewing skills. Classes usually run once a week and are open to women clients only.
Help us to package condoms, Needle Exchange supplies, stamping pamphlets, and so much more! Twice a month (1st and 3rd Thursday) 5-8pm held at the APSS office.
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.
Set up and tear down mobile stores. Help with store operation and inventory counts.
You can change a child’s life by being a mentor. Being a Mentor means being a friend and role model. It’s about spending time together, talking, sharing, and creating happy memories.
We always encourage you to help, to volunteer and to support and learn from Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals here in Saskatchewan.
Assist with the transportation of food and other items, both picking them up and delivering them to various locations in Regina. This includes tasks like loading and unloading vehicles, potentially using hand trucks or other equipment, and ensuring food safety during transport.
Must be 16+
Assist REACH Food Education staff with the running of cooking classes (help with setup and teardown, assist cooking class participants as needed)
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.
Assist with leisure activities for clients age 50+. Sessions may include health and wellness classes, yoga, field trips, etc. Workshops and class schedules vary.