Opportunités de bénévolat à Halifax

Hoot! Hoot! Calling all night owls, this volunteer opportunity is for you. Now in its 7th year, this race will take place at 7:30 PM on Saturday, March 20, 2027, at Point Pleasant Park. We have some fun volunteer opportunities available if you’re interested in joining our flock! Positions include: Kit Pick Up, Course Marshals& On-site supportRegistration opening soon!

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

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Front Desk Volunteer Assistant The Front Desk Volunteer is the welcoming face of Nova Village. In this role, you will greet visitors, answer phones and emails, answer basic inquiries, direct participants to programs and meetings, and provide administrative support. Your friendly presence helps foster an inclusive, safe, and organized environment for all community members, staff and other volunteers. The purpose of this role is to provide opportunities for increased employment skills. Volunteer Title: Front Desk Assistant Supervisor: Ruth Power - Byrne Shift day and time: Monday 9am - 12 noon Tuesday 9am - 12 noon Wednesday 9am - 12 noon Thursday 9am - 2 pm Friday 9 am - 12 noon Responsibilities Greeting visitorsAnswering phones and emailsScheduling appointmentsManaging intake formsHandling mail and deliveriesSupporting staff and participantsMaintaining the reception areaCrisis, distress or difficult visitor responses Skills requiredBasic English SkillsFriendly and personable Good communication skillsOrganized and reliable Respectful and welcoming to individuals of all backgrounds and ages. Patient and Calm under pressure Basic tech Skills…using a desk phone and simple office computer is helpful Reliable and punctual If you are interested in volunteering please contact rbyrne@novavillagens.com

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.

Canada Connects is a program that matches newcomer families or individuals with long-time Canadians or settled immigrants to help them settle and adjust to their new home. Join Canada Connects• Be matched with a newcomer individual or family to provide support throughout the program• Meet with your match once a week for approximately 2 hours, with a commitment of 3 months to 1 year• Share your knowledge, build meaningful connections, and help newcomers settle into life in Canada• Join a network of dedicated volunteers and connect with others making a differenceEligibility: Volunteers must demonstrate English proficiency above CLB 4 and have lived in Nova Scotia for a minimum of 18 months. A second language is an asset.

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

What is the Growing Strong Neighbourhoods Project? This program helps people connect through gardening. In shared gardens, people meet, learn to grow food, and enjoy being outside together. This helps build friendships, learn new skills, and feel healthy!How do we volunteer in the garden program?• Clean up the garden spaces• Plant and grow vegetables and flowers• Learn to garden as a group• Share snacks and enjoy time in the community• Practice English in a fun, relaxed way• Laugh, learn, and grow food togetherWhere are the community gardens?Our gardens are in the Fairview community; Glen Garden is located at 67 Glenforest Drive.Mosaic Garden is at 28 Willett Street. What time do we meet?WednesdaysGlen Garden 1:00 PM – 3:00 PMMosaic Garden 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM SaturdaysGlen Garden 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Mosaic Garden 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMThings to Note!• If it is raining, we do not meet! • The program is open to everyone!• It is completely optional – attend as often as you like.

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.

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

Halifax Cycling Coalition is looking for volunteers to support our events throughout the year, including I Light HFX, bike rides, and workshops. Roles vary by event and can include setup, marshalling, tabling, and general day-of support. Great for anyone who enjoys being hands-on and wants to help build a stronger cycling community in Halifax.No prior experience needed. Sign up and we'll reach out with specific event dates and roles as they come up.