Volunteer

Welcome! We're excited to have you join our team!

Spring/Summer 2024 Volunteer Opportunities - Descriptions

Spring/Summer 2024 Volunteer Opportunities - Current Availability

Volunteer Application Process

Applications are now open for the Spring/Summer 2024 Term! Please click the links above for descriptions and current availability for volunteer opportunities, and see below for the application steps for new and returning volunteers. Applicants will be placed on a first come, first served basis. Volunteers are encouraged to apply before April 26. If you have any questions, please reach out to tscvol@ualberta.ca. 

NEW VOLUNTEER 

  1. New Volunteer Application
  2. Professional Reference Form
  3. Vulnerable Sector Police Information Check
  4. Workplace Violence and Harassment Course

RETURNING VOLUNTEER 

  1. Returning Volunteer Application
  2. Vulnerable Sector Police Information Check (if your last Police Information Check was 36 months ago or longer)

Police Information Check Letter

For the Police Information Check, a letter from us can reduce the cost significantly. If you require a letter, email tscvol@ualberta.ca with "Police Information Check Letter" in the subject line and state you would like a letter from us declaring you are applying to be a volunteer at The Steadward Centre. We will create and email you the letter at our earliest convenience.

Why volunteer with The Steadward Centre?

  1. FUN! Volunteers at The Steadward Centre work closely with members in a fun and positive environment to support them in their physical activity goals.
  2. Skill acquisition. The Steadward Centre offers many unique opportunities. As a volunteer, you will work with adults, children and youth living with impairment under the supervision of highly qualified staff. You will develop valuable skills in Adapted Physical Activity through hands-on experience.
  3. Work with a wide demographic. Our programs involve children as young as four years old, right through to older adults. Activities are supervised, but also age-appropriate, spontaneous, creative and fun. You could be throwing rubber chickens one night and spotting a bench press the next.
  4. Work in a positive team environment. The Steadward Centre values ideas and collaboration. You get the opportunity to lead, model and support participants in a fun team environment collaborating with staff, students and other volunteers.
  5. Learn to be a leader. Volunteering with The Steadward Centre provides a challenging, positive environment where you will be mentored by highly qualified staff and learn from members of the disability community. Our hope is that by volunteering with us, you will become an advocate for inclusion and access to physical activity for all. Advanced volunteer positions may be available to returning volunteers.
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