Opportunités de bénévolat à Halifax

ISANS is actively recruiting volunteer practice interviewers in Nova Scotia to provide in-person, online and phone interviews. Share your skills and expertise and make a significant impact on an immigrant’s life.Come join our excellent team of practice interviewers!Flexible: We work around your schedule; you can volunteer in the morning, afternoon, or evening. You can volunteer periodically throughout the year. There are options for in-personor distance practice interviews.Rewards: Share your skills and expertise, help an immigrant professional in a meaningful way, build your interviewing skills and portfolio, increase your cultural competency, meet potential employees, and use this experience for your own performance appraisal or as a community involvement initiative.

Results is an advocacy nonprofit that believes in mobilizing everyday people (our volunteers) to generate the political will to end extreme poverty in low-and middle-income countries. We focus our work on global health, access to quality education and economic opportunities. We direct our energy and efforts at government decision makers like party leaders, Members of Parliament and senators because they have the power to improve policies and make the monetary investments needed to end extreme poverty. We also raise awareness by writing letters to the editor (LTEs) and op-eds, using social media, fundraising and more. Oftentimes the first step is putting these issues on the radar — and keeping the pressure on. It might seem like a small step, but it all adds up into impact. commitment: 1 year minimum, 1-2 hours per week on average support structure: Volunteers (virtually) meet in local groups on a monthly basis and rely on their group leader(s) for guidance. Attending other virtual calls and webinars led by Results staff is recommended. If you’re ready to learn about advocacy, causes and solutions to extreme poverty and committed to taking action every month, join us! Use the following link to sign up to volunteer.FRANÇAIS Nous sommes un organisme de plaidoyer qui mobilise les gens du quotidien (nos bénévoles) pour générer la volonté politique pour mettre fin à l’extrême pauvreté dans les pays à faible et moyen revenu. Nous concentrons notre travail sur la santé mondiale, l’accès à une éducation de qualité et l’inclusion économique. Nous concentrons notre énergie et nos efforts à mobiliser les décideurs et décideuses politiques comme les chef.fe.s de partis, député.es, sénateurs et sénatrices, car ils et elles détiennent le pouvoir d’améliorer les politiques et de faire les investissements requis pour éradiquer l’extrême pauvreté. Nous faisons aussi de la sensibilisation en écrivant des lettres ouvertes aux journaux, en utilisant les médias sociaux, en collectant des fonds et bien plus. Souvent, la première étape est d’attirer l’attention sur ces enjeux et de les faire connaître — et de maintenir la pression. Cela peut sembler être un petit pas, mais les actions s’accumulent et ont ainsi de l’impact. engagement : 1 an minimum, 1-2 heures par semaine en moyenne structure de soutien : Les bénévoles se réunissent (virtuellement) en groupes locaux tous les mois et comptent sur leur.s leader.s de groupe pour obtenir des conseils. Il est aussi recommandé d’assister à d’autres appels virtuels et webinaires dirigés par les employées de Résultats. Vous êtes prêt.e à apprendre ce que signifie faire du plaidoyer, en apprendre plus sur les causes et solutions à l’extrême pauvreté, puis vous vous engagez à passer à l’action à chaque mois? Joignez-vous à nous! Inscrivez-vous en tant que bénévole aujourd'hui!

The EAL volunteer tutors support newcomers through casual meetings- online, in-person or blended - to improve their language proficiency, knowledge of Canadian culture and awareness of community resources. Join the EAL Volunteer Tutor Program No previous teaching experience required Easy-to-follow weekly lessons and monthly training sessions providedMake a positive difference in the lives of newcomersDevelop teaching skills, intercultural competence, and professional interpersonal communicationEnjoy a rewarding experience where you can share your story, have fun, and build lasting friendships

What You’ll Do:Be matched with a small group of learners based on their English level and availability.Create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment—online or in person—where learners can practice English through guided conversations.Meet weekly for 1.5 - 2 hours to strengthen English conversation skills while exploring everyday topics, Canadian culture, history, and community life.Share tips on local places, events, and community opportunities that support language development and settlement. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________Why Join?✨A small weekly commitment with a meaningful impact.✨Support newcomer settlement.✨Build community connections.✨Strengthening communication & facilitation skills.✨Gain intercultural experience.

About the volunteer roleYou assist the instructor in our computer lab. You are not required to teach the class. You do not have to be a computerexpert. Our clients need a patient coach to assist as needed while they attend ISANS computer courses in the computer lab.Be available to volunteer during course timesBe on timeBe a good communicatorShow enthusiasm, flexibility, and a desire to listen, talk, and learn with clients is importantPrimary DutiesAssist instructor with computer skills: for example, in class exercises, assignments, projectsAssist the instructor with handing out books, exercises, assignments, and copying from USBsWork independently and alongside clients in providing computer assistance ranging from beginners to intermediate computer skills learners.Additional InformationTime commitment: 2 hours a dayDuration: Flexible depending on course durationRequirements: Proficient computer skills; CLB 6+In-Person at ISANS Mumford office

Halifax Cycling Coalition is looking for volunteers to help tell our story, translating our advocacy work and organizational activities into content people can actually understand and engage with. This spans social media, newsletter content, and general promotion of our events and campaigns, as well as media relations across print, radio, and TV. A great fit for anyone who enjoys writing, storytelling, or community engagement and wants to help grow HCC's reach and public understanding across Halifax.

The SICC Mobile Toy Library is a community-led initiative bringing educational toys and learning resources directly to Halifax families through vibrant pop-up events. We are growing and looking for passionate volunteers! Join us to help organize local pop-ups, facilitate community toy swaps, lead creative cardboard castle building workshops, and breathe new life into items at our toy repair stations. By getting involved today, you will help lay the groundwork for our ultimate goal: launching a mobile toy library in Halifax. We need volunteers to fill various roles. In particular, we are looking for a driver who can help pick up toys and deliver them to and from Clayton Park and Spryfield once a month.**Starting from Oct 10, we shall run a toy library event on every second Saturday afternoon (4pm-5pm) at Captain William Spry Community Centre.**Volunteer Application Form:https://tally.so/r/Ek8P54

The CUSP Program serves youth between the ages of 12-18 in the community through skill-building workshops, volunteering events, and free valuable training (e.g., First-Aid, and Babysitting Training). Mentors are adults (+18) who serve as living examples of the skills we’re trying to instill in the CUSP Program participants. They’ll be encouraging, guiding, and inspiring youth. Mentors are onboarded during the early weeks of the cohorts and stay from beginning to completion. They’ll attend the CUSP Program weekly, choosing shifts in accordance with availability, as well as attend volunteering events.

We are seeking volunteers from 3pm to 5:30pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, with one day per month being 1pm-5:30pm. -Supervise children-Prepare snacks-Run select children’s games and activities-Set up and clean up-Assist with distribution of monthly calendars for Resource Centre

The Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia (BIANS) is currently seeking 3–4 new volunteer members to join our Board of Directors.BIANS is a registered charitable organization that has supported individuals and families affected by acquired brain injury (ABI) since 1989. We work across Nova Scotia to strengthen connection, support, and understanding for people living with brain injury and their caregivers, while helping communities and systems respond more effectively.We are looking for individuals who are interested in community impact, governance, and supporting people and families affected by brain injury. We welcome individuals with a range of professional and lived experiences, including expertise in areas such as:Finance and accountingFundraising and philanthropyGovernance and nonprofit leadershipHuman resourcesCommunications and marketingLegal or business experienceAcquired brain injury, disability, caregiving, or community servicesBoard CommitmentBoard members serve a two-year renewable term and are expected to participate in approximately nine board meetings per year, with most meetings held virtually. The estimated commitment is approximately 2–5 hours per month, depending on board and committee involvement.This is a volunteer position. No financial compensation is provided.How to ApplyTo learn more about the opportunity and submit an application, please visit:https://braininjuryns.com/board-member-application-form/About BIANSThe Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia (BIANS) is a registered charity supporting more than 70,000 Nova Scotians living with or impacted by acquired brain injury. BIANS provides education, connection, resources, programs, and support while working to increase awareness and improve responses to brain injury across the province.Our vision is: No one in Nova Scotia navigates brain injury alone.ContactEmma FolkinsExecutive DirectorBrain Injury Association of Nova ScotiaEmail: ed@braininjuryns.comWebsite: https://braininjuryns.com/