Opportunités de bénévolat à Halifax

Are you passionate about community, culture, and celebration?Join the Nova Multifest Society as a volunteer and help promote diversity through arts and cultural events. Our flagship event, Nova Multifest 2026, is Atlantic Canada’s largest multicultural festival, held once a year at Alderney Landing in Dartmouth, NS.Volunteers play a key role in bringing this vibrant celebration to life from supporting live performances and cultural exhibits to assisting with logistics and community engagement. It’s a great way to meet new people, gain experience, and make a positive impact.Whether you’re interested in helping during the festival, we welcome your time and energy.🌍 To join us, please apply at: https://multifestns.ca/applications/volunteerCelebrate culture. Build community. Volunteer with us!

The Canoe '26 Society is seeking event volunteers as we prepare to welcome the world to Dartmouth this summer on Lake Banook from July 1–5 for the U23 and Junior World Championships, and from June 25–28 for the Masters World Championships. These events are a celebration of modern sport, community, and the ancestral lands and traditions of indigenous people whose lands we reside on. Currently, we are recruiting for the following roles. Participants aged 12+ are encouraged to volunteer; training will be provided ahead of the event. Boat DriversSafety Boat SpottersAccreditationAnnouncersFood ServicesMedal CeremoniesMedia ServicesVolunteer ServicesAthlete ServicesTransport ServicesSpectator ServicesLogistics VolunteersBus, Van & Car DriversMarketing and CommunicationsInterested Volunteers can register here: https://rampregistrations.com/login?v3=460ec3b9

Help us fund the fundraising system that will help Good Neighbour Builders grow across CanadaGood Neighbour Builders is a non-profit working to make it normal again for neighbours to know, care about, and support one another.Through the Good Neighbour Method, we train and support citizens and community leaders to build stronger, more connected neighbourhoods - places where people feel a deeper sense of belonging, wellbeing, and shared responsibility for one another.We are now at an important stage of growth. Grants have helped us get started, but they are not reliable enough to support the scale of our work. To grow sustainably, we need to build a professional fundraising system.That is why we are launching a fundraising campaign to raise the funds needed to hire a fractional professional fundraiser. This paid fundraising professional will help us build the systems, donor relationships, and long-term funding strategy required to bring the Good Neighbour Method to more communities across Canada.We are looking for a volunteer Fundraising Campaign Lead to help guide this campaign from the inside.This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who has experience with fundraising campaigns, donor engagement, sponsorship, major gifts, grants, non-profit development, or campaign coordination — and who wants to help us turn the work already started into a successful campaign.What you’ll help leadYou will help Good Neighbour Builders move the current fundraising campaign from planning into action.This may include:Helping shape the campaign strategy, timeline, and prioritiesReviewing and strengthening the fundraising askIdentifying and prioritizing prospective donors, partners, and supportersSupporting outreach to individual donors, foundations, businesses, and community partnersHelping prepare Barry, board members, and other volunteers for donor conversationsCoordinating follow-up after donor meetingsTracking campaign progress, contacts, asks, and next stepsWorking with the marketing and communications team to make sure campaign messaging is clear and consistentHelping prepare the organization to work effectively with the paid fractional fundraiser once hiredYou would not be starting from scratch. A draft campaign concept, campaign title, one-pager, landing page direction, and supporting materials have already been developed. The campaign is currently framed around “Be a Builder / Let’s Make Good Neighbours”, with the goal of showing both the impact of the Good Neighbour Method and the importance of building sustainable fundraising capacity.What we’re looking forYou may be a great fit if you:Have worked on a fundraising campaign before, either as a volunteer, staff member, board member, consultant, or campaign supporterUnderstand donor relationships and how to move people from interest to contributionAre comfortable helping shape a clear fundraising askCan bring structure, follow-through, and momentum to a volunteer-led campaignAre willing to work collaboratively with board members, volunteers, and future paid fundraising supportBelieve that stronger neighbourhood relationships are essential to individual and community wellbeingYou do not need to be a full-time professional fundraiser, but you should bring enough fundraising experience to help us avoid common mistakes, focus our efforts, and move with confidence.Time commitmentWe are hoping for someone who can support the campaign through its active launch period, beginning in May.Estimated commitment: 3–5 hours per week for the first 8–12 weeks, with the possibility of continuing in a lighter advisory or coordination role once the paid fractional fundraiser is in place.Why this role mattersThis role is not just about helping us run one campaign.It is about helping Good Neighbour Builders build the fundraising foundation needed to reach more communities, train more Builders, support more Neighbour Connectors, and help more people experience belonging and support where they live.Funders need to see a clear mission, visible activity, credible stories, and evidence of impact. This campaign is a chance to bring those pieces together and invite people to help us grow the work in a sustainable way.Interested?If you have fundraising experience and want to help build the foundation for a national movement of good neighbours, we would love to hear from you.Help us become great fundraisers — so we can help more Canadians become good neighbours.

Peer Listener Program Position Overview A peer-listener volunteer reaches out and connects directly with individuals across Canada that are going through a particularly challenging time with arthritis. This program provides an opportunity for individuals connecting to the Arthritis Line to then connect one-on-one with someone living with a similar arthritis experience. This program is intended to provide an opportunity for brief peer conversations and is not meant to be an ongoing or long-term support.Time Commitment Volunteers are asked to commit to approximately 5 hours per month, consisting of brief weekly check-ins to monitor the peer-listener inbox and supporting around 2 scheduled shifts (to be determined with program staff and based on your availability) for 2-4 peer-listener callsWe ask for a minimum commitment of 6 monthsOccasional meetings, support sessions, and professional development sessions offered throughout the yearKey Areas of Responsibility Support callers who may feel emotional, overwhelmed or fearful Provide information and support to people affected by arthritis Support program referrals and requests via phone and emailDirect callers to the online tools and resources on the Arthritis Society Canada websiteDirect callers to local supports and resourcesData entry related to interactions, tracking, and reporting/documentationDesired Skills and AttributesLived experience with arthritis is required for this role (ideally looking for someone with osteoarthritis)Passionate about, and committed to, bettering the lives of those affected by arthritisExperience working and interacting with peopleEmpathetic, friendly, and non-judgmental, with professional phone mannerWillingness to undertake training appropriate to the role (active listening, crisis training, etc.), and learn about Arthritis Society Canada’s resourcesAbility to work effectively with staff and other volunteers remotely, and comfortable working with technologyExperience and knowledge of a helping profession is an asset, but not requiredMajor Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role People affected by arthritisOther volunteers and Arthritis Society Canada staffWorking EnvironmentThis position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to internet and a private environment.BenefitsSupport the organization’s mission as an integral member of the Peer-Listener team Receive specialized training regarding arthritis and supporting interactions with othersDevelop transferable employment skills Develop communication skills by providing one-to-one support Give back to the community and impact those living with arthritis Build connections and be part of a community and receive ongoing opportunities and mentorship Meet and talk to a diverse range of people A letter of reference can be provided at the completion of the volunteer position Availability and Working EnvironmentThis position is remote. Volunteers can work from any location with internet access and a private space.We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering programWelcome — How to Get Started1. Create your profile Start your volunteer journey by creating your profile here: https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/user/register/2. Find an opportunity and apply Once your profile is set up, go to the “Opportunities” section, choose the role that interests you, and click “Respond” to apply directly from your volunteer account:https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=8214543. Next steps After you express interest in an opportunity, we will review your profile and guide you through the next steps to ensure a smooth and rewarding process.Questions? Email us at: volunteer@arthritis.ca

AdvocacyPosition OverviewAdvocacy volunteers are passionate voices for the six million people in Canada living with arthritis. These volunteers make their voices heard by campaigning for healthy public policy during federal and provincial elections, promoting arthritis initiatives through social media, writing letters to and meeting with elected officials, and participating in government consultations and other important advocacy calls to action.Time CommitmentAdvocacy volunteers typically contribute 1–2 hours per month This is a flexible role with no fixed schedule Volunteer engagement may vary depending on campaign needs throughout the yearKey Areas of Responsibility Work with Arthritis Society Canada to amplify strategic campaigns championing arthritis-related issues Use various online methods to reach elected officials, healthcare professionals, and the wider public Attend public events to advocate for people affected by arthritis Join local or national patient groups to further advocacy efforts Contribute to letter-writing campaigns, social media engagement, and government consultations Desired Skills & Attributes Passionate about improving the lives of those affected by arthritis Strong interest in public policy, health advocacy, or community engagement Comfortable using email and social media platforms to take action Good written and verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and respond to time-sensitive advocacy initiatives Lived experience with arthritis or connection to someone affected is an asset Availability & Working Environment Advocacy roles are available across Canada, at both local and national levels This is primarily a remote opportunity, with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can participate from anywhere in Canada with reliable internet access. Major ContactsAn Arthritis Society Canada staff member will directly oversee this role Fellow advocacy volunteers, government officials, healthcare professionals, and community members.Working Environment This position is remote with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can contribute from any location with internet access.We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. Please note that not all candidates will be selected to join our volunteer program. Welcome — How to Get Started1. Create your profile Start your volunteer journey by creating your profile here: https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/user/register/2. Find an opportunity and apply Once your profile is set up, go to the “Opportunities” section, choose the role that interests you, and click “Respond” to apply directly from your volunteer account: https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=821136 3. Next steps After you express interest in an opportunity, we will review your profile and guide you through the next steps to ensure a smooth and rewarding process.Questions? Email us at: volunteer@arthritis.ca

Are you 13-18 and passionate about helping the planet? Join ER Teens and take action on environmental issues while making a real impact in your community! ER Teens is an Earth Rangers program for youth who want to make a positive impact on the environment. Volunteer by completing eco-action projects at home, at school, or in your community - on your own schedule. Pick an initiative that interests you, and we'll support you along the way.What you'll get:Fun, hands-on projects that help the planetVolunteer hours for schoolLeadership experience and new skillsA certificate and shout outs for your workChances to connect with other youth and Earth Rangers staff How it works:Sign up on our website (earthrangers.com/erteens)Choose a project Take action and make it happenSubmit your project to earn volunteer hours and a certificate - then celebrate!No experience needed, just an interest in helping the planet. Ready to get started? Sign up at earthrangers.com/erteensQuestions? Email erteens@earthrangers.com