Volunteer Campbell River

We require people with trucks to help our clients move their furniture and belongings from the transition house and other dwellings into Rose Harbour or out of Rose Harbour into a new location. A criminal records check and drivers abstract are required

These positions work directly with patients and and frontline staff in a variety of roles on patient wards, the ER and OR.

These positions support employees and departments to provide service.

Please note: volunteers never replace employees, only provide 'extra hands' to build capacity and enhance service.

We run the Campbell River Senior Peer Counselling Program for men and women aged 55+. Seniors in the community are provided with emotional support by trained senior peer support volunteers. Volunteers need to attend a four day training session that happens twice yearly. Volunteers must submit a criminal record check including for vulnerable populations. Volunteers are matched with seniors in the community who are referred for peer counselling support to help them through emotional difficulties, life changes, social isolation, and other personal issues. Typically volunteers see one or two seniors for one hour each per week for several months. We also require that volunteers attend twice monthly senior peer counsellor group meetings; one is an educational meeting about a topic relevant to senior's health. Interested volunteers may apply through this website or call the Senior Peer Counselling program coordinator at 250-287-3044. This is a program of the Vancouver Island North Women's Resource Society.

Weekly Office duties at 516 S. Dogwood St.

The new Discovery Passage Explorer Lab provides a teaching facility for students to learn about our local marine life. This facility is open for school and group bookings, as well as public events and birthday parties. We house some local animals in this facility throughout the year. This category involves developing and delivering programs for schools and groups.

Each year MARS attends dozens of events to educate the public about wildlife issues and to raise funds for our operations.

The education / outreach volunteers assist with classroom and community visits to teach the public about wildlife and conservation.

Site volunteers are not involved in direct animal care. Instead they ensure the health and safety of patients by keeping the site clean and well maintained.

Group Committee Members are the volunteers who manage the Scout Groups from an administrative standpoint.

The Lighthouse provides a variety of community and family services in downtown Campbell River.  The Soup Kitchen offers hot lunches Monday to Friday from 11:30 until 1:30.  Street engaged populations can access showers, laundry and clean donated seasonal clothing, as well as camping and other helpful items.  Housed clients can apply for emergency food hampers, clothing and household vouchers through our Family Services Program.  We also open as a drop in with various activities on Mondays & Tuesdays before lunch.  Volunteers are integral to the operations - assisting with preparation, cooking, processing and clean up in the kitchen: sorting and displaying donations from individuals and community partners; engaging in games, crafts and music with clients and in assisting to ensure the feelings of safety and security our visitors deserve.

The Salvation Army operates two stores in Campbell River.  The Family Thrift Store on Homewood has many opportunities for receiving, sorting, tagging,display, testing and fun!  The store is open Monday to Saturday and the typical volunteer shift is four hours per week.   The Willow Point Boutique has a select inventory of clothing and accessories only.