Over 13.3 million people - 47% of Canadians aged 15 and over—did volunteer work in 2010 (Source: Volunteering in Canada).Volunteers power HopeSpring, from delivering programs and services, to supporting our centre, support our members and performing administrative tasks.  

Are you interested in giving back to your community? Here are a list of volunteers who support HopeSpring. To apply, please use the green buttons below. We'd love to have you join us.

We appreciate everyone who would consider volunteering at HopeSpring, however, we ask that our volunteers be 18 years of age minimum.

Volunteer Application Form

Volunteer Positions:

Volunteer Position	Description	How do I apply?
Administrative Assistant	The Administrative Assistant Volunteer is responsible for the day-to-day centre activities at HopeSpring. This position includes greeting and interacting with our members, providing individual caring support, booking relaxation appointments, taking registrations for programs, general housekeeping duties and providing wig and camisole fittings.
Certified Relaxation Practitioner	Practitioners of Reiki, Reflexology, Massage Therapy and Therapeutic Touch volunteer their skills and deliver regular sessions to the HopeSpring community. Their unique skills are gratefully received by many HopeSpring members.
Indigenous Cancer Care Support Assistant	This volunteer position will liaise with Indigenous groups to help navigate HopeSpring programs and services and provide community referrals throughout their cancer journeys. Please Note: This position requires that you be a member of the indigenous community.
Outreach/Promotional Material Distribution	This volunteer position will assist by reaching out to our community and delivering promotional materials. Community Outreach volunteers respond to community requests to talk to organizations about HopeSpring's services and programs.
Peer Support Volunteer	Peer support volunteers are cancer survivors and are at least 1 year since their last treatment. They meet with members or family members to share specific experiences related to their cancer treatment. Peer support volunteers provide a valuable connection. Please Note: Minimum age for this position is 18 years old, and preference is given to survivors.
Program Assistant & Program Facilitator	These volunteer positions deliver and support the delivery of our programs.
Registered Dietitian	This volunteer position will provide educational information on how to cook healthy to ease the common discomforts from cancer treatment.
Sewers and Knitters	We are looking for sewers and knitters to create turbans, head coverings, quilts, afghans and knitted hats for our members. These volunteers use their talents and gifts to put a smile on our members' faces.
Special Event & Ambassadors	Special Events Volunteers take care of important tasks during our program and fundraising events. Some of these volunteers assist on one committee to raise funds each year. Other volunteers are available to help promote and staff our many program events.
Youth Social Worker	This volunteer position will plan, organize, and oversee youth exercise activities for Children's Programming to help youth understand cancer, develop coping skills, and express their emotional well-being. The incumbent must have bachelor’s degree in Social Work or Psychology.

We rely on the kindness of volunteers for every facet of our organization. If you have questions about volunteering with HopeSpring, please contact marketing@hopespring.ca