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​"Creating a bridge between research and practice in early learning and care"

Laurier LEAP Enrichment Camp Volunteer

4/4/2019

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 Laurier LEAP Enrichment Camp Volunteer
Plans for the Faculty of Education’s LEAP (Laurier Enriched Academic Program) Summer 2019 Enrichment Day Camps are we are looking for some great volunteers! This is a wonderful opportunity to continue gaining experience working with children in a fun atmosphere. All camps are held on the Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo campus.
LEAP camps are geared towards gifted/ highly able students who are in Grades 1-9. Camps are designed and led by certified teachers and experts with the assistance of our volunteers. Our programming offers fun, challenging activities in an engaging environment, with topics including coding, robotics, art, inventing, biology, math and more!
We have been fortunate to have amazing volunteers for past camps including certified teachers, university and college students/ grads and high school students. We understand that our volunteers are busy and may not be able to commit to two weeks of full time volunteering, and we are always glad to work around our volunteers’ schedules. Many volunteers help out for half days or just a handful of days over the two weeks - whatever works for you!
LEAP CAMPS: July 8-12 & July 15-19
VOLUNTEER TIMES: Morning - 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Afternoon - 11:45 - 4:45 p.m. or Full day - 8:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. (with a one-hour lunch break)
 
Please see the  attached an application form. Applications are due by June 11; however, we will continue accepting applications as long as we still need volunteers. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. The application form, camp descriptions and a camp registration package are posted on our website, www.wlu.ca/leap. If you do not have a current (dated July 19, 2018 or later) Police Check for the Vulnerable Sector, LEAP will cover the $10 cost for you.
 
Direct link to application form: https://www.wlu.ca/information-for/community-members/camps-and-youth-programs/leap/assets/forms/leap-volunteer-application-form.html



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The Learning Disabilities Association of Wellington County

8/20/2018

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The Learning Disabilities Association of Wellington County (LDAWC) is looking for enthusiastic, committed, motivated people who would like to be positive role models for our Reading Rocks program. 
 
In this volunteer role you will be working with children aged 6-12, helping them with reading skills. Excellent oral and written English language skills are important, and previous experience working with children or tutoring would be an asset. Mandatory training will be held Monday, September 24, 6-9 PM, and a reference letter is available at the end of the program upon request.
 
The Reading Rocks program begins the week of October 1st and is 8 weeks in length, and runs Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:30 - 7:30 PM. 
The program and training is at St. James Catholic High School, 57 Victoria Rd N, in Guelph.
 
Apply for this volunteer position on our website: http://www.ldawc.ca/volunteer-reading-rocks.html
 
For more information, please contact:
Jen Paterson
Learning Disabilities Association of Wellington County
(519) 837-2050
info@ldawc.ca
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Homer Watson House and Gallery

7/26/2018

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We are currently seeking a Volunteer to work with a special needs student during our summer camp. 

Volunteer opportunity would take place during the following weeks:

August 7th - 10th 1:00PM-4:00PM
August 27th - 31st 9:00AM-12:00PM

To apply or for more information contact
​
Paige Downey
519 748-4377 exr.222
programs@homerwatson.on.ca 

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Hespeler Village Neighbourhood Association-Leader in Training

2/13/2018

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Responsible to: Program Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator
Primary Role:  LIT is a leadership program for youth that have a genuine desire to work with children. It’s also the next step for youth who have grown up attending day camps and now they are too old to attend as campers – but would like to continue on in a leadership role. As a group, LIT’s create unforgettable memories and lasting friendships as they work together at camp. As individuals, you’ll grow in confidence, make a difference in kids’ lives, and be on your way to for potential employment in the future. The LIT program is a great introduction to the Cambridge Neighbourhood’s LEAD Training Program offered at Neighbourhood Associations across Cambridge.
On a daily/weekly basis LITs will assist with daily program whether its arts, science, games for children ranging in ages from 4-12 years, as well as, contribute to ensuring a safe and clean program site. You will work co-operatively with other LITs, playground leaders and the playground coordinator.
Qualifications:
  • An interest in working with children
  • Past leadership development experience through schools, churches, clubs etc.
  • Good communication skills and the ability to work with others
  • Knowledge of songs, games, crafts etc.
 
LIT Responsibilities:
  • Assist with a small group of children
  • Assist with activities such as crafts, songs, and games
  • Help campers respect and follow camp rules
  • Ensure the safety of the campers at all times
  • Attend all appropriate camp meetings and trainings
  • Work cooperatively with peers
  • Respect all campers, peers, staff, and yourself
  • Share suggestions for improving the camp experience
  • Adhere to camp rules and follow guidance of Summer Fun Camp Leaders
  • Follow all policies and procedures as outlined in manual.
  • Maintain open lines of communication with parents; provide a high level of customer service to the public.
  • Participate in self-evaluation and evaluations by Summer Fun Camp Leaders and Program Coordinator, at the end of each week.   
  • Follow designated dress code, refrain from smoking while working/on site grounds.
  • Maintain confidentiality of information regarding participants, volunteers, site, and staff.

Leader In Training Application found on our website www.hvna.ca
LIT Applications are due June 1, 2018


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Laurier’s Faculty of Education’s LEAP (Laurier Enriched Academic Program) Winter 2018 Enrichment Camps

11/8/2017

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We are currently looking for volunteers to help with Laurier’s Faculty of Education’s LEAP (Laurier Enriched Academic Program) Winter 2018 Enrichment Camps! This is a wonderful opportunity to gain experience working with children in a fun and educational atmosphere. All camps are held on the Waterloo campus.
LEAP camps are geared towards gifted/ highly able students who are in Grades 1-9. Camps are designed and led by certified teachers with the assistance of our volunteers. Our programming offers fun, challenging activities in an engaging environment. This winter’s topics include coding, 3D printing, STEM, space and LEGO Mindstorms!
We have been fortunate to have great volunteers for past camps including certified teachers, university students/alumni and high school students. We understand that our volunteers are busy and may not be able to commit to all six Saturdays, and we are always glad to work around your schedules. For Laurier students, these hours can also be added to your Co-Curricular record.
DATES: Saturdays, January 27 – March 3, 2018
VOLUNTEER TIME: 8:30 am – 12:15 pm
Applications are due by January 8, 2018; however, for the winter camp we often find we have more applicants than volunteer spaces so you are encouraged to apply early. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. The application form, camp descriptions and a camp registration package are posted under the “Get Involved” section on our website, www.wlu.ca/leap. The direct link to the application form is: https://www.wlu.ca/academics/faculties/faculty-of-education/assets/forms/leap-volunteer-application-form.html .
 
If you do not have a current (dated March 3, 2017 or later) Police Check for the Vulnerable Sector, LEAP will cover the $10 cost for you. If you have experience working with children with high ability and/or behaviour challenges (ADHD, ASD, etc.) you are encouraged to apply.
Please feel free to pass this e-mail along to anyone whom you think might be interested.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Thank you,
Andrea Swinson
External Programs Coordinator,
Faculty of Education
 
WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY
75 University Avenue West
Waterloo, ON   N2L 3C5
Office: BA311, Bricker Academic Building
aswinson@wlu.ca | leap@wlu.ca | launch@wlu.ca
T 519.884.0710 x3173
wlu.ca/leap | wlu.ca/launch
facebook.com/LEAPLaurier  
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A strong start to reading program

10/6/2017

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Volunteer coaches work with our senior kindergarten and grade one and two children who need an extra boost learning the names of letters, sounds letters make, sight words and words that can be sounded out.
The Commitment
  •  Attend two, two-hour training sessions.
  • Be ready to work with at least one child for a minimum of 30 minutes a week for ten weeks.
  • Be patient.
  • Be the child’s biggest fan.
  • Be available.

To learn more visit http://www.strongstart.ca/programs/letters-sounds-and-words/volunteer/ 
or Contact Katherine Akins at kakins@rogers.com 
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Hot Shot Fitness seeking child care volunteers

7/14/2017

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​Hot Shot Fitness and is located in Guelph on 199 Victoria Rd South, N1E 6T9. www.hotshotfitness.ca 

We are currently seeking volunteers to supervise and run an independent children’s program within our setting. Volunteering with our centre provides an opportunity to build a competitive resume founded in hands on experience which are beneficial for future employment or academic pursuits. Duties include greeting parents and children and welcoming them to the childcare room, ensuring the children are signed in a signed out by their guardian, aiding with snack time (ensuring all foods are peanut free), engaging in safe and structured play with the children, providing a safe and supportive environment and more.  We ask that our volunteers facilitate our children’s program themselves in a manner that is reflective of an early learning setting.  

Once a volunteer has been on our team and has shown their positive skill set, we are pleased to provide written and verbal references!
 
Our program structure allows participants to easily balance other school/work/life responsibilities.
 
If you are a responsible individual who is seeking to obtain / gain knowledge in regards to working in with children in a role that provides opportunities for independence and leadership, please email us to set up an interview at kidscareprogram@gmail.com

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Adopt 4 Life Volunteer needed

10/31/2016

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Waterloo Region’s Foster/Adopt Support Group (known as P2P KW Adopt4Life Support Group) is currently seeking mature volunteers to engage in children’s programing and delivery which will allow families to fully participate in the adult focused support group.

The meetings take place at Northside Baptist Church (1373 Lobsinger Line, Waterloo) and run from 6 – 8 PM on the second Thursday of each month (next meeting is Thurs Nov 10th). The program will involve a diverse range of children (age, ability, family dynamics, needs etc.), and therefore we are seeking individuals who can plan and support for this group of children in meaningful and engaging ways (activities, games, art and more).

This is a wonderful opportunity to build experience working with diverse families and children in our Region while supporting a much needed community resource. Volunteers in related fields of practice or study that can contribute to this work will be preferred, but not required. It is expected that volunteers have a valid criminal reference check that is up to date. Please send your letter of interest to Heather at heather@adopt4life.com, along with a reference. We thank all those who express their interest, only those selected will be contacted.
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Early Childhood Education VOLUNTEER Opportunities Available in Kitchener

9/27/2016

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Dirty Dash 2016 - Volunteers Needed

6/2/2016

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