Volunteer Leduc

Organization Name: Leduc Regional housing Foundation

Event Name (If applicable): Multiple games.

Location: Place 5105-52 Avenue Leduc Alberta

Positions Available(s): Card Bingo, horseraces, crafters corner.

Position 1:

                Name of Position: Card Bingo

                Schedule of Position:

• Monday afternoons weekly from 1:30-2:30.

Qualifications:

Card Bingo is a favorite game within our lodge. You would be using a deck of playing cards to play the bingo game. Interested individuals must have a passion for helping others. Have a desire to interacting with the public, residents and tenants in a kind manner. Must be 18 years of age and willing to complete a volunteer application form and receive a current clear police information check with vulnerable sector. Once these forms are completed you would book an interview with our Recreation & Volunteer Manager to complete orientation.

Position 2:

                Name of Position: Crafters Corner

                Schedule of Position:

• Monday and Thursday mornings weekly from 10:30-11:30

Qualifications:

• Crafters Corner requires someone with a passion to create and to come up with new crafts weekly.  Interested individuals must have a passion for helping others. Must be 18 years of age and willing to complete a volunteer application form and receive a current clear police information check with vulnerable sector. Once these forms are completed you would book an interview with our Recreation & Volunteer Manager to complete orientation.

Position 3:

                Name of Position: Horseraces

                Schedule of Position:     

• Tuesday afternoons weekly from 2:30-3:30 and Thursday evenings from 6:30-7:30

                Qualifications:

• Horseraces is a fun, interactive game that is a crowd pleaser among the seniors. Interested individuals must have a passion for helping others. Have a desire to interacting with the public, residents and tenants in a kind manner. Must be 18 years of age and willing to complete a volunteer application form and receive a current clear police information check with vulnerable sector. Once these forms are completed you would book an interview with our Recreation & Volunteer Manager to complete orientation.

Contact Information:

Name: Diana (Recreation & Volunteer Manager)

Phone Number: 780.986.2835

Email: dmanion@leducregionalhousing.ca

Website: www.Leducregionalhousing.ca

Vision/ Mission Statement: 
We cultivate curiosity, engagement, and a balanced understanding of the energy sector through our education and public programs, exhibits, and events. We endeavor to excite inquiring minds through the countless storytelling opportunities provided by Alberta’s unique energy history, its people, places, science, challenges, and innovation.

Position Available: 

• Treasurer - 2 year term
  • Position requirements  
    
    • Attend monthly board meetings 
    • organizing monthly finances from the bookkeeper reports and present to the board 
    • attendance at annual general meetings 
    • support special events 
    • organize the accountants for the society's year-end with assistance from the bookkeeper and the executive Director 
    • Has signing authority for cheques 
    • participate in board discussions
  • Qualifications: 
    • Knowledge and skills in policy and/or finance
    • A working understanding of museums and/or non-profits, their operating best practices and procedures
    • Commitment to the work of the organization
    • Willingness to serve on committees
    • Ability to attend regular meetings
    • Submit to a police check
    • Ability to work collaboratively as a team member to achieve museum goals
    • Understanding of museum policies, procedures and processes
• Director - 2 year term 
  • Position Requirements 
    • Attend monthly board meetings 
    • Attend Annual General Meetings 
    • Support special events 
    • Participate in board discussions 
  • Qualifications:
    • Knowledge and skills in any of the following: Policy, finance, programs, personnel and/or advocacy 
    • A working understanding of museums and/or non-profits, their operating best practices and procedures 
    •  Commitment to the work of the organization 
    • Willingness to serve on committees 
    • Ability to attend regular meetings 
    • Submit to a police check 
    • Ability to work collaboratively as a team member to achieve museum goals 
    • Understanding of museum policies, procedures and processes 

Contact Details: 

Name: Justin

Phone Number: 780-987-4323

Email: director@canadianenergymuseum.ca  

Website: Canadian Energy Museum

What is a Block Connector?
Block Connectors are residents who are willing to chat with the closest 10-20 households on their block, connect at an activity once a year and receive training offered through our Family & Community Support Services team. 

Do you have the traits of a Block Connector?
Block Connectors are trustworthy, friendly, open, kind and attentive. They are interested in meeting new people, building connections and bringing people together. Does this sound like you? If so, we would love to hear from you!

What do Connectors do?
As a Block Connector, you would be asked to:

• Have a chat with 10-20 households on your block
• Help connect neighbours at an activity once per year
• Attend connector orientation
• Act as a contact person for your street, apartment or condo complex

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