Social and Community Service Volunteer Opportunities in Calgary

Between Friends provides quality social, recreational, and developmental opportunities so that people with disabilities can Connect, Grow, and Belong.We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our Summer W.E.S.O.A.R! Programs! These in-person programs run once a week, on weekdays.You’ll be supporting participants with disabilities in fun, engaging activities like weekly swimming, trying new bars, jumping at Flying Squirrel, and so much more. Volunteers work alongside our Program Leaders to ensure participants feel safe, included, and have a great time.🕒 Time CommitmentRuns once per week Tuesday - Sunday (May change in the summer)Summer: Now – September 5Each session is between 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM, depending on the programYou can volunteer for multiple programs per weekConsistency is key – volunteers are expected to attend every scheduled session✨ You Might Be a Great Fit If You Are:Fun – You bring joy and energy to everyday experiences Intentional – You act with purpose and clarity, even under pressureCaring – You lead with empathy and celebrate othersEaseful – You help create accessible, inclusive environmentsSafe – You value emotional and physical safety for everyone✅ Volunteer RequirementsMust be 16+ years oldComplete a Police Check (instructions provided)Have reliable transportationBe comfortable assisting with:Personal careSupporting medication administrationBring an inclusive mindset and eagerness to learnBe a team player and problem solverCommunicate with staff and leaders using SlackComplete an application through Better ImpactExperience working with people with disabilities is an asset, but not required

Feeding our Future addresses summer hunger by packing and delivering nutritious snacks to children and youth when school meal programs pause. While school food programming is an essential part of childhood nutrition from September to June, Feeding Our Future aims to ensure children don’t go without during the summer months.Dates: July: Mon July 6, 13, 20, 27 August: Tue August 4 & Mon August 10, 17, 24Shift Times: 9:30am-11:30am or 1:00pm-3:30pmLocation: 260081 Nose Creek Blvd, Rocky View County, T4A 3P5Requirements: 15-25 volunteers needed per shift, 16+ years of ageTravel: Free on-site parking is availableActivity: Volunteers make 1,000 snack packs during a 2-hour shift throughout the summer.How to sign up:Email ashleyf@secondharvest.ca with your top 2-3 choices for dates/shifts listed above. We will do our best to accommodate all requests; however, space may be limited.

Between Friends provides quality social, recreational, and developmental opportunities so that people with disabilities can Connect, Grow, and Belong.We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our Spring/Summer W.E.S.O.A.R! Programs! These in-person programs run once a week, on weekdays.You’ll be supporting participants with disabilities in fun, engaging activities like weekly swimming, trying new bars, jumping at Flying Squirrel, and so much more. Volunteers work alongside our Program Leaders to ensure participants feel safe, included, and have a great time.🕒 Time CommitmentRuns once per week Tuesday - Sunday (May change in the summer)Summer: Now – August 29Each session is between 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM, depending on the programYou can volunteer for multiple programs per weekConsistency is key – volunteers are expected to attend every scheduled session✨ You Might Be a Great Fit If You Are:Fun – You bring joy and energy to everyday experiences Intentional – You act with purpose and clarity, even under pressureCaring – You lead with empathy and celebrate othersEaseful – You help create accessible, inclusive environmentsSafe – You value emotional and physical safety for everyone✅ Volunteer RequirementsMust be 16+ years oldComplete a Police Check (instructions provided)Have reliable transportationBe comfortable assisting with:Personal careSupporting medication administrationBring an inclusive mindset and eagerness to learnBe a team player and problem solverCommunicate with staff and leaders using SlackComplete an application through Better ImpactExperience working with people with disabilities is an asset, but not required