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Volunteer Tutors [ More info  ]         
In the ABC's and 123's tutor program, volunteers that are able to commit to once a week for one hour will have the opportunity to tutor children from SK up to grade 8, working closely with their parents ensuring that they are involved in the learning process. Volunteer work will take place after school, in the evenings and/or weekends at the local library of your choice.
Learning Disabilities Association of York Region

Wood-Working [ More info  ]  
Use an electric miter saw to saw 2" to 3" diameter wooden poles into hundreds of slices about 1/4" thick. Use a bench-top electric disc sander or belt sander to sand both sides smooth. Use an electric drill to drill a hole in each one. Work is dusty, and done outdoors on days when it's not raining. Use our tools here; or, if you prefer, use your own tools at your own home.
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, Lake St. George Field Centre

Group Communication/Conversation Facilitators [ More info  ]     
COMPASSIONATE ADULTS NEEDED FOR GROUP CONVERSATIONS 
 
Do you have a few hours a week to have meaningful conversations in a fun, lively atmosphere? Volunteers provide support to adults with communication difficulties by participating in group conversation sessions about current events, music, food, art and much more.
York-Durham Aphasia Centre, March of Dimes

Individual Support Person [ More info  ]  
Supporting a person with intellectual disability with journal writing
Community Living York South

Education Program Volunteer [ More info  ]  
To assist with teaching programs covering subjects such as reading, Mathematics, English, Science and crafts
Centre for Dreams (The)

Horticultural / Environmental Volunteer [ More info  ]  
Volunteer required to share environmental and/or horticultural knowledge with clients.
Centre for Dreams (The)

Volunteer Chef [ More info  ]  
Volunteers with cooking knowledge and skills required to teach cooking and baking skills.
Centre for Dreams (The)