Opportunités de bénévolat à Halifax - Services sociaux et communautaires

Events Support VolunteerAbout Ekko Performing Arts SocietyEkko Performing Arts Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to making music, theatre, and the performing arts accessible to everyone. Through music lessons, group classes, choirs, orchestras, concerts, and community events, we foster creativity, inclusivity, and community connection.About the RoleWe're looking for enthusiastic and friendly volunteers to help bring our events to life!As an Events Support Volunteer, you'll have the opportunity to assist with a variety of events, including concerts, theatre performances, choir and orchestra presentations, fundraising activities, and other community arts events.No previous experience is required! We're happy to provide guidance and support along the way.-Responsibilities-Assist with event setup and cleanup.Welcome guests, performers, and community members.Help with registration, ticketing, and guest check-in.Support event logistics and general coordination.Assist with fundraising activities and community engagement.Help staff and performers as needed during events.-Skills & Qualities-Friendly, welcoming, and enjoys working with people.Reliable, flexible, and willing to help.Good communication and teamwork skills.Enthusiastic about music, theatre, and the arts.Willingness to learn and try new things.No experience necessary!-Perks & Benefits-Gain hands-on experience in event production and arts administration.Participate in a variety of music, theatre, and community events.Meet artists, performers, and arts professionals.Receive mentorship and practical training.Reference letters for school or employment applications.Recognition on Ekko's website.Discounts on Ekko classes and lessons.Complimentary tickets to selected Ekko concerts and events.-What You'll Gain-Practical experience in event coordination, teamwork, and customer service.Opportunities to explore different areas of the performing arts.A chance to contribute to a growing non-profit arts organization.A welcoming, creative, and supportive community.

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.

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.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Family Program Volunteer Assistant In this role, 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: Family Program Volunteer Supervisor: Ruth Power - Byrne Shift day and time: Monday 9am - 12 noon, Wednesday 9am - 12 noon, Friday 9 am - 12 noon Responsibilities Supporting staff and participants for Monday Playgroup and Friday Playgroup, Community Cafe, or Drop and Shop ProgramFamily Group Support: Help set up weekly family sessions, welcome participants, and assist coordinators with group activities. 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 Reliable and punctualIf you are interested in volunteering please contact rbyrne@novavillagens.com

Phin Performing Arts is looking for compassionate volunteers to support our Dance to Move program - dance classes for people living with Parkinson’s. The classes include people with Parkinson’s of all ages and mobility. The role of the volunteer is to do the class with the participants, providing light support to folks who need an assist for sit-to-stand, someone nearby or on their arm for balance, or other class support (details to be provided by the instructor each week). Requirements are:1) a sincere desire to help folks have a joyous and successful experience in the class2) friendly and compassionate demeanour3) two referencesClasses are Friday mornings at 10 am at St. Peter’s Church (3 Dakin Drive), and Friday afternoons at 1:30 pm at All Nations Church (2535 Robie Street). Volunteer for one or both classes.More information is available at www.phin.ca/classes or by requesting more info.Please send interest to Lisa Phinney Langley, Dance to Move Program Director: lisa@phin.ca or 902-292-9366. Thank you.