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CLSC Community Services / Services communautaires

Welcome / Bienvenue

 

View our available activities below and sign up / Consultez nos activités disponibles ci-dessous et inscrivez-vous. /

 

About Us

 

CLSC Community Services 

Our CLSC’s offer a community-based approach to volunteering. What that means is professionals work closely with people living in their community to provide services that are needed, Services are often provided in the home or at our local CLSC office.  

Where can volunteers make a difference? 

Clinic Greeters

Home Settings

Surveys and Outreach Calls 


Our locations / Nos emplacements

CLSC René-Cassin 

5800 Cavendish Boulevard 
Entrance on Mackle Street 
Côte St Luc, Quebec  H4W 2T5 

CLSC de Benny Farm 

6484 Monkland Avenue 
Montreal (N.D.G.), Quebec  H4B 1H3 

CLSC Parc-Extension 

7085, rue Hutchison 
Montréal (Parc-Extension), Québec H3N 1Y9 

CLSC Métro centre-ville

1801, boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest
Montréal (Ville-Marie), Québec H3H 1J9

 

Services communautaires du CLSC 

Nos CLSC offrent une approche communautaire du bénévolat. Ce que cela signifie, c'est que les professionnels travaillent en étroite collaboration avec les personnes vivant dans leur communauté pour fournir les services qui sont nécessaires, les services sont souvent fournis à la maison ou à notre bureau local du CLSC.  

les bénévoles peuvent-ils faire une différence ? 

Accueil des cliniques 

À Domicile  

Sondages et appels de sensibilisation 

 

 

Intérêts généraux / General Interests

CLSC Services de soutien en soins palliatifs/ Palliative care support services

Current needs: Famcare Survey volunteers (click below for more information)

Volunteer services are provided to palliative care clients receiving services at home and/or their families.

Surveys and Outreach Calls 

Volunteers with special skills and educational backgrounds are selected to support families and individuals in palliative services. Such programs can be survey-based seeking information on satisfaction of services or can be supportive calls to people grieving after the loss of a family member. Training and supervision is provided by the palliative care team at the CLSC René-Cassin. 

Sites for volunteer work: CLSC René-Cassin, 5800 Cavendish Blvd, other CLSC offices or virtually from volunteer's home


Sondages et appels de sensibilisation 

Des bénévoles ayant des compétences et des antécédents scolaires spéciaux sont sélectionnés pour soutenir les familles et les personnes dans les services palliatifs. Ces programmes peuvent être fondés sur des sondages pour obtenir de l'information sur la satisfaction à l'égard des services ou peuvent être des appels de soutien aux personnes en deuil après la perte d'un membre de la famille. La formation et la supervision sont assurées par l'équipe de soins palliatifs du CLSC René-Cassin. 

Lieux de bénévolat : CLSC René-Cassin, 5800 boul. Cavendish, autres bureaux du CLSC ou virtuellement depuis le domicile du bénévole

CLSC Soutien aux aînés à domicile/ Support to Seniors at Home

Current needs: Visitors and Wellness Callers (click below for more information) 

Home Settings 

Why volunteers are needed?

Some seniors face isolation issues due to declining health.

How volunteers help?

Volunteers provide social support through visits to seniors in their home weekly and/or provide wellness calls. Social support can be defined as companionship, stimulating conversation and recollection of past and current life experiences.

Activities at home can include:

-recreational activities, board games, baking, other activities of mutual interest

-accompaniment for short walks to get fresh air and exercise.

Locations include the boroughs of N.D.G., Côte St Luc, Snowden, Hampstead and Montreal West.


 

À Domicile  

Pourquoi a-t-on besoin de bénévoles ? 

Certaines personnes âgées font face à des problèmes d'isolement en raison de leur santé déclinante 

Comment les bénévoles aident-ils ? 

Les bénévoles offrent un soutien social en visitant les aînés à domicile chaque semaine et/ou en leur faisant passer des appels de bien-être. Le soutien social peut être défini comme la compagnie, la conversation stimulante et le souvenir des expériences de vie passées et actuelles. 

Les activités à la maison peuvent inclure : 

-activités récréatives, jeux de société, pâtisserie, autres activités d'intérêt mutuel 

-accompagnement pour de courtes promenades pour prendre l'air et faire de l'exercice 

Les emplacements comprennent les arrondissements de N.D.G., Côte St Luc, Snowden, Hampstead et Montréal-Ouest. 

 

Group Volunteering (Choirs/Musical groups / Schools / Corporations / Religious groups)

Groups such as choirs/musical groups, schools, corporations, religious affiliations, or other can request to volunteer by scheduling one or more dates at one of our establishments. The volunteer coordinator will review the proposed activities with the group and accept them or not based on priority and/or fit with the clientele and establishment.

Choirs / Musical groups (2 or more members experienced with performing in public)

Schools (led by classroom teacher and/or classmates)

Corporations (teams led and accompanied by team leader from any corporate sector)

Religious Groups (churches, synagogues, mosques, pastoral groups, other)

 

 

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Le Glenmount / The Glenmount Residence RI

3530 Jean-Talon Blvd. West, Montreal, Quebec, H3R 2G3, corner of Côte-des-Neiges. 

The aim of the Le Glenmount is to offer care and services adapted to the needs of the elderly or vulnerable adults who have received acute care in a hospital environment and whose medical condition has stabilized, but for whom the return home is uncertain or compromised due to decreased functional abilities and security issues. 


L'objectif du Glenmount est d'offrir des soins et des services adaptés aux besoins des personnes âgées ou vulnérables qui ont reçu des soins aigus en milieu hospitalier et dont la condition médicale s'est stabilisée, mais pour qui le retour à domicile est incertain ou compromis en raison de capacités fonctionnelles diminuées et de problèmes de sécurité.

Special Projects

Vanier College Students

Prepare for university or your career by enhancing your skills in communication, active listening, attention to detail, reliability, and creativity. 

Seeking French and English speaking volunteers.

Reference letters are provided after completing 30 volunteer hours over a 10 week period. 

Our activities are listed below with information on each site

List of our sites:

The Glenmount Residence for Seniors in Côte des Neiges

CLSC René-Cassin in Côte St-Luc

Home based work

 

 

 

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Donald Berman Jewish Eldercare CHSLD Juif

General Interests

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Hôpital général juif / Jewish General Hospital

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Since 1934, the Jewish General Hospital (JGH) has been providing cutting‑edge treatment and compassionate care to patients from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds in Montreal, throughout Quebec and beyond. As one of the province’s largest and busiest acute-care hospitals, this 637‑bed McGill University teaching hospital admits more than 25 000 patients a year, while handling at least 500 000 outpatient visits, 91 000 emergency visits and more than 4 500 births on an annual basis. The JGH is affiliated with McGill University and has one of the largest hospital sites in Canada.

 

The Jewish General Hospital (JGH) in Montreal, Quebec has been ranked highly in several lists by Newsweek, including: 

 

2024 World's Best Hospitals: Ranked 7th in Canada 

2023 World's Best Hospitals: Ranked 7th in Canada 

2022 World's Best Hospitals: Ranked 5th in Canada 

World's top specialized hospitals: Ranked among the world's top specialized hospitals, particularly in cardiology, pulmonology, orthopedics, and urology 

 

The JGH has also been recognized for: 

Being a leader in Quebec and among the best in Canada 

Being a beacon of diversity and inclusion, with a non-discrimination policy that was among the first in Quebec 

Being ranked highest among Quebec healthcare institutions on a list of best employers for diversity 

The Newsweek rankings are based on responses from tens of thousands of medical professionals around the world, including physicians, healthcare experts, and hospital managers

 

Volunteering in the Hospital:

Provide guidance and direction to ensure the smooth flow of patients, other healthcare users and visitors through our hospitals;

Support healthcare workers in various departments and clinics;

Develop experience in a wide range of care units, including Emergency;

Participating in special activities, such as the CIUSSS Farmers’ Market and the Jewish General Hospital’s Jazz Festival.

 

About Us

Introduction

Since 1934, the Jewish General Hospital (JGH) has been providing cutting‑edge treatment and compassionate care to patients from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds in Montreal, throughout Quebec and beyond. As one of the province’s largest and busiest acute-care hospitals, this 637‑bed McGill University teaching hospital admits more than 25 000 patients a year, while handling at least 500 000 outpatient visits, 91 000 emergency visits and more than 4 500 births on an annual basis. The JGH is affiliated with McGill University and has one of the largest hospital sites in Canada.

The Jewish General Hospital (JGH) in Montreal, Quebec has been ranked highly in several lists by Newsweek, including: 
 
  • 2024 World's Best Hospitals: Ranked 7th in Canada 
     
  • 2023 World's Best Hospitals: Ranked 7th in Canada 
     
  • 2022 World's Best Hospitals: Ranked 5th in Canada 
     
  • World's top specialized hospitals: Ranked among the world's top specialized hospitals, particularly in cardiology, pulmonology, orthopedics, and urology 
     
The JGH has also been recognized for: 
 
  • Being a leader in Quebec and among the best in Canada 
     
  • Being a beacon of diversity and inclusion, with a non-discrimination policy that was among the first in Quebec 
     
  • Being ranked highest among Quebec healthcare institutions on a list of best employers for diversity 
     
On its 90th anniversary, the Jewish General Hospital is a ...
The Newsweek rankings are based on responses from tens of thousands of medical professionals around the world, including physicians, healthcare experts, and hospital managers

Volunteering in the Hospital:

  • Provide guidance and direction to ensure the smooth flow of patients, other healthcare users and visitors through our hospitals;
  • Support healthcare workers in various departments and clinics;
  • Develop experience in a wide range of care units, including Emergency;
  • Participating in special activities, such as the CIUSSS Farmers’ Market and the Jewish General Hospital’s Jazz Festival.
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Hôpital Mont-Sinai / Mount Sinai Hospital

Bienvenue

Join Us in Shaping a Legacy of Compassionate and Interdisciplinary Care

Mount Sinai Hospital Montreal is supported by many dedicated volunteers who generously donate their time and assistance to numerous programs, activities and departments.

Recognized by its excellence since 1909 and affiliated with McGill University, the hospital is renowned for its expertise in short-term respiratory care, palliative, post-acute, and long-term care.

The hospital also counts with art therapy, music therapy, rehabilitation and different recreational activities, which allow volunteers to have a large, varied and interdisciplinary set of experiences supporting our hospital.

To know more about volunteering in Mount Sinai, listen to the podcast produced by the city Counselor Mike Cohen: Podcast Why Volunteer in Mount Sinai Hospital?

Volunteers receive an orientation and are trained and guided to create a rewarding experience for both themselves and the patients/residents. Volunteers are carefully selected based on their talents and trustworthiness.

Following an initial interview, a police verification and reference check are performed. Volunteers are then assigned to areas of the Hospital where their skills, talents and strengths will be most effectively used, on a regular and part-time basis. The volunteer program at Mount Sinai Hospital provides an opportunity to lend a helping hand in a number of hospital duties, within a diverse set of departments. 

Information about the tasks, schedule, and location of our volunteering offers is available below. To apply, please complete the Volunteer Application Form available on this website.

If you have any further questions, feel free to contact the Volunteer Department at the Constant-Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre.

Volunteer Services / Services bénévoles
Tel: (514) 488-5552 ext. 51206
Email: isadora.de.lima.branco.ccomtl@ssss.gouv.qc.ca

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L'Hôpital Mount Sinai de Montréal bénéficie du soutien de nombreux bénévoles dévoués qui consacrent généreusement leur temps et leur aide à divers programmes, activités et départements.

Reconnu pour son excellence depuis 1909 et affilié à l'Université McGill, l'hôpital est réputé pour son expertise en soins respiratoires de courte durée, soins palliatifs, soins post-aigus et soins de longue durée.

L'hôpital propose également de la thérapie par l'art, de la musicothérapie, de la réadaptation et diverses activités récréatives, permettant aux bénévoles de vivre une expérience large, variée et interdisciplinaire en soutenant notre établissement.

Pour en savoir plus sur le bénévolat à Mount Sinai, écoutez le podcast produit par le conseiller municipal Mike Cohen : Podcast Pourquoi devenir bénévole à l'Hôpital Mount Sinai ?

Les bénévoles reçoivent une orientation et sont formés et guidés pour créer une expérience enrichissante tant pour eux-mêmes que pour les patients/résidents. Les bénévoles sont soigneusement sélectionnés en fonction de leurs talents et de leur fiabilité.

Suite à un entretien initial, une vérification policière et une vérification de références sont effectuées. Les bénévoles sont ensuite affectés aux départements de l'hôpital où leurs compétences, talents et forces seront les plus efficacement utilisés, de manière régulière et à temps partiel. Le programme de bénévolat de l'Hôpital Mount Sinai offre l'opportunité de prêter main-forte dans plusieurs fonctions hospitalières, au sein de différents départements. 

Les informations concernant les tâches, l’horaire et le lieu des offres de bénévolat sont disponibles ci-dessous. Pour postuler, veuillez remplir le formulaire de demande de bénévolat disponible sur ce site.

Si vous avez des questions supplémentaires, n’hésitez pas à contacter le service des bénévoles du Centre de réadaptation Constant-Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay.

Services bénévoles / Volunteer Services
Tél. : (514) 488-5552 poste 51206
Courriel : isadora.de.lima.branco.ccomtl@ssss.gouv.qc.ca

General Interests

Assistant Patient/Resident Feeding

Assisting patients or residents during mealtimes involves providing support during breakfast, lunch, or dinner to ensure they have a comfortable and pleasant dining experience. Volunteers help by offering assistance with feeding, ensuring proper nutrition, and providing a supportive presence. Training is provided to ensure volunteers can meet the specific needs of residents and patients in a compassionate and respectful manner. This role plays a vital part in enhancing the well-being and dignity of individuals during their meals.

Activities include: Identifying residents carts, guiding residents to the meal room, providing attentive meal assistant considering residents health, autonomy and dietary restrictions, conversation

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Assister les patients ou les résidents pendant les repas consiste à offrir un soutien lors du petit-déjeuner, du déjeuner ou du dîner pour garantir qu'ils bénéficient d'une expérience de repas confortable et agréable. Les bénévoles aident en offrant une assistance pour l'alimentation, en assurant une nutrition adéquate et en fournissant une présence attentive. Une formation est fournie pour que les bénévoles puissent répondre aux besoins spécifiques des résidents et des patients de manière compatissante et respectueuse. Ce rôle joue un rôle essentiel dans l'amélioration du bien-être et de la dignité des individus pendant leurs repas.

Les activités incluent : identifier les chariots des résidents, guider les résidents vers la salle à manger, fournir une assistance attentive pendant le repas en tenant compte de la santé, de l'autonomie et des restrictions alimentaires des résidents, et converser avec eux.

Palliative Care Programs

Are you willing to support families and patients living with a serious illness or nearing the end of life? Palliative care focuses on enhancing the quality of life by managing pain and symptoms, offering emotional and psychological support, and promoting dignity and comfort for patients with a life expectancy of less than three months.

As a volunteer, you will provide emotional, social, and practical assistance to both patients and their families, helping to create a peaceful and compassionate environment. Your role may involve offering companionship, listening to patients' stories, assisting with daily activities, or providing respite for family members.

Activities include: companionship, reading, conversation, listening, playing games, and offering patients coffee, tea, or cookies.

Based on your availabilities and experiences, you might join different programs:

  • Friendly visiting
  • Afternoon Tea

Important Notice : pre-requisite “McGill Palliative Care Volunteer Training Program" held in person in the fall, and online throughout the year. Speak to the Volunteer Coordinator for more information

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Êtes-vous prêt à soutenir les familles et les patients vivant avec une maladie grave ou approchant la fin de la vie ? Les soins palliatifs visent à améliorer la qualité de vie en gérant la douleur et les symptômes, en offrant un soutien émotionnel et psychologique, et en favorisant la dignité et le confort des patients ayant une espérance de vie inférieure à trois mois.

En tant que bénévole, vous apportez un soutien émotionnel, social et pratique aux patients et à leurs familles, contribuant ainsi à créer un environnement paisible et compatissant. Votre rôle peut inclure offrir de la compagnie, écouter les histoires des patients, aider avec les activités quotidiennes ou offrir un répit aux membres de la famille.

Les activités incluent : compagnie, lecture, conversation, écoute, jeux et offrir aux patients du café, du thé ou des biscuits.

Selon vos disponibilités et expériences, vous pourriez rejoindre différents programmes :

  • Visites amicales
  • Thé de l'après-midi

Avis important : pré-requis « Programme de formation des bénévoles en soins palliatifs de McGill », dispensé en personne à l'automne et en ligne tout au long de l'année. Parlez au coordinateur des bénévoles pour plus d'informations.

Pet Therapy

Do you own a pet; a dog that is at ease with people and noises and is very sociable?. After a screening with your pet, you can join us on a regular schedule or for special events to provide comfort and support to our patients with your pet.

Activities include: friendly visits with pet to our residents and patients, companionship, promoting interaction between the resident and your pet

________________________________________________________________________________ Possédez-vous un animal de compagnie; un chien à l'aise avec les gens et les bruits et très sociable ? Après un dépistage avec votre animal de compagnie, vous pouvez nous rejoindre selon un horaire régulier ou pour des événements spéciaux afin de réconforter et de soutenir nos patients avec votre animal de compagnie.

Les activités incluent: Visites amicales avec votre animal de compagnie auprès de nos résidents et patients, compagnie, valorisation des interactions entre le résident et votre animal.

3rd floor - Palliative Care

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Long-Term Care Residential Centres / Centres d'hébergements

General Interests

Father Dowd Centre

Founded by the Catholic Church with support from Montreal’s English-speaking community, the core mission of the Father Dowd Residential Centre is to care for aging members of the community who are no longer able to live independently and whose safety and well-being are entrusted to Father Dowd by their families.

The focus of the Centre is to provide care in a welcoming and homelike environment tailored to each resident’s individual needs. Our fundamental commitment to the well-being and safety of our residents—shared by all staff and volunteers, as well as by each resident’s family—underlies all of our policies and practices, as well as the design of our physical environment. We consider family members partners in care so that, even when they live at a distance, they feel welcome and involved in the care their loved one is receiving.

Father Dowd receives its mandate and operating budget from the Quebec government in addition to generous support by its Auxiliary for special programs and other needs.

Henri-Bradet Centre

 

The core mission of the Henri-Bradet Residential Centre is to care for aging members of the community who are no longer able to function independently and whose safety and well-being are entrusted to us by their families.

Our focus is on providing care in a welcoming, secure and homelike environment tailored to individual needs. Our fundamental commitment to well-being and safety—shared by all staff and volunteers, as well as by each resident’s family—underlies all our policies and practices, as well as the design of our physical environment. We engage families as partners in care so that, even when they live at a distance, they feel welcome and included in life at the Centre.

The Henri-Bradet Residential Centre receives its mandate and operating budget from the government.

St Andrew Centre

Founded with the support of the Montreal Presbyterian community, the primary goal of the Saint Andrew Residential Centre is to care for aging members of the community who are no longer able to function independently and whose safety and well-being are entrusted to us by their families.

Our focus is on providing care in a welcoming, secure and homelike environment tailored to individual needs. Our fundamental commitment to well-being and safety— shared by all staff and volunteers, as well as by each resident’s family—underlies all our policies and practices, as well as the design of our physical environment. We engage families as partners in care so that, even when they live at a distance, they feel welcome and included in life at the Centre.

The Saint Andrew Residential Centre receives its mandate and operating budget from the Quebec government and is generously supported by its Foundation for special programs and other needs.

St Margaret Centre

Founded by the Anglican Church and support from Montreal’s English-speaking community, the core mission of the Saint Margaret Residential Centre is to care for aging members of the community who are no longer able to function independently and whose safety and well-being are entrusted to us by their families.

Our focus is on providing care in a welcoming, secure and homelike environment tailored to individual needs. Our fundamental commitment to wellbeing and safety—shared by all staff and volunteers, as well as by each resident’s family—underlies all our policies and practices, as well as the design of our physical environment. We engage families as partners in care so that, even when they live at a distance, they feel welcome and included in life at the Centre.

The Saint Margaret Residential Centre receives its mandate and operating budget from the government. Funding for special projects comes from the Drummond Foundation, which has been supporting Saint Margaret since the days of the nuns.

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Miriam Home / Centre Miriam

Jewish General Hospital

Miriam Home has been providing services for people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism for over 60 years. We are happy to have you join our team!

Depuis plus de 60 ans, Centre Miriam offre des services aux personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle et/ou autisme. Nous sommes heureux de vous compter parmi notre équipe!

Qui sommes nous / Who we are

Miriam Home and Services is dedicated to providing the highest quality of educational, residential, vocational and community services to persons with intellectual disabilities and/or autism spectrum disorders, so that they can reach their potential. Our organization strives for the highest standards of excellence in clinical practice, research and education. 

Volunteers are a vital part of our organization and work directly with our clientele, in either one of our programs or in a more informal setting. Volunteering at Miriam Home will involve creating at least one new and engaging relationship which could have a profound effect on that person's life, and yours.


Le Centre Miriam s'engage à fournir les meilleurs services éducatifs, résidentiels, communautaires et d'intégration professionnelle aux personnes présentant une déficience intellectuelle et/ou un trouble du spectre de l'autisme afin qu'elles puissent réaliser leur plein potentiel. Notre organisme s'efforce de respecter les normes d'excellence les plus élevées dans le domaine des soins, de la recherche et de l'education. 

Les bénévoles jouent un rôle essentiel au sein de notre organisation, car ils interagissent étroitement avec notre clientèle, dans le cadre de l'un de nos programmes ou de manière plus informelle. Le bénévolat au Centre Miriam entraînera l'établissement d'une relation sincère avec au moins une personne, relation qui pourrait avoir une incidence profonds sur la vie de cette personne ou sure la vôtre.  

 

Bénévole recherché / Current Volunteers Opportunities

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Richardson and Catherine Booth Hôpitaux en réadaptation / Rehabilitation Hospitals

Bienvenue / Welcome  

Consultez la sélection de nos activités ci-dessous et inscrivez-vous / View the selection of our activities below and sign up 

  • réadaptation / rehabilitation 
  • sondage / surveys 
  • récréation / recreation 
  • visites avec patients / patient visits 
  • visites avec des animaux de compagnie / visits with furry pets 
  • l'expérience culinaire aide aux repas / dining experience meal assistance 

Vous pouvez faire du bénévolat dans l'un ou les deux de nos hôpitaux de réadaptation; Richardson et Catherine Booth. Cliquez sur la ou les activités qui vous intéressent ci-dessous.


You can volunteer at one or both of our rehabilitation hospitals; Richardson and Catherine Booth. Click the activity(s) of interest below.


EMPLACEMENTS DE NOS HÔPITAUX  DE RÉADAPTATION / LOCATIONS OF OUR REHAB HOSPITALS 

Hôpital Richardson Hospital 

5425, Av Bessborough, Montréal, QC, H4V 2S7


Hôpital Catherine Booth Hospital 

4375, Av Montclair, Montréal, QC, H4B 2J5

 

À propos de nous / About Us

(English to follow)

Mission et objectifs

À l’Hôpital Richardson et Catherine Booth, la réadaptation consiste à prendre soin des gens, et pas seulement à leur fournir des traitements. L’équipe multidisciplinaire accompagne les patients à chaque étape de leur réadaptation. Travailler en collaboration avec le patient et la participation des membres de sa famille, en prenant soin de ses besoins médicaux, fonctionnels, psychologiques et sociaux.

Engagement des bénévoles

Les bénévoles jouent un rôle essentiel dans l’accompagnement des personnes qui se rétablissent d’un AVC ou d’une chirurgie orthopédique tout en apprenant à retrouver leur mobilité et leur autonomie avec l’aide de l’équipe multidisciplinaire professionnelle.

Qualités et attitudes exigés

Solidaire, positif, encourageant, patient et réaliste

Durée

3 mois ou plus est l’engagement minimum requis

Activités programmées

lundi au vendredi entre 9h et 16h, quarts de travail de 2 à 3 heures par semaine

Les quarts de travail des bénévoles sont principalement des jours de semaine en réadaptation, tandis que d’autres activités comme les loisirs et les visites peuvent être effectuées le soir et les fins de semaine. 


Mission and Goals 

At the Richardson and Catherine Booth Hospital, rehabilitation is about CARING for people, not only providing treatment. The multi-disciplinary team helps patients in every step of their rehabilitation. Working collaboratively with the patient and the involvement of their family members, caring for their medical, functional, psychological and social needs.  

Volunteer Engagement 

Volunteers play an integral role in supporting persons recovering from a stroke or orthopedic surgery while learning to regain their mobility and independence with the help of the professional multidisciplinary team. 

Qualities and attitudes required 

supportive, positive, encouraging, patient, and realistic 

Commitment

3 months or more is the minimum required

Scheduled Activities

Weekdays Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm for most activities (2 to 3 hours weekly)

Evenings and weekends are possible for visits, special events, musical programs and meal assistance

 

 

 

 

Intérêts généraux / General Interests

Programmes de socialisation / Socialization programs

Offrez une visite de chambre joyeuse et encourageante aux patients pendant leur temps d'arrêt de la réadaptation.

Les activités peuvent inclure : des discussions sur des sujets généraux, des activités sur Ipad, de la lecture, une activité simple


Provide a cheerful and supportive room visit to patients during their down time from rehabilitation.

Activities can include: general topic discussions, Ipad activities, reading, simple activity

 

Programmes récréatives / Recreational programs

Recreational Therapy

Vous aimeriez animer un petit groupe de clients pour offrir des programmes récréatifs? Vous pouvez travailler aux côtés d'autres bénévoles qui aiment diriger et enseigner aux autres. L'activité peut être hebdomadaire ou pour des événements spéciaux au cours de l'année.

En voici quelques exemples: jeux de société/cartes, bricolage, évènements spéciaux 


Would you like to animate a small group of clients to offer recreational programs? You can work alongside other volunteers that enjoy leading and teaching others. The activity can be weekly or for special events during the year.

Here are some examples: social games, board games/cards, arts/crafts, holiday events

 

Programmes de divertissement musicale / Musical entertainment programs

Vous jouez d'un instrument, aimez chanter des chansons populaires et des ballades ou faites partie d'une chorale et souhaitez offrir une animation musicale de façon régulière ou lors d'événements spéciaux ? La recherche montre que la musique est édifiante et a des bienfaits curatifs. Dites-nous comment vous pouvez nous aider avec vos talents musicaux ou connaissez quelqu'un que vous pouvez nous proposer. Ces activités sont liées à nos formats d'événements spéciaux.

Do you play an instrument, enjoy singing popular songs and ballads or belong to a choir and would like to provide some musical entertainment on a regular basis or for special events? Research shows that music is uplifting and has healing benefits. Tell us how you can help us with your musical talents or know someone you can propose to us. These activities are linked to our special events formats.

Programme de visiteurs d'animaux de compagnie / Pet visitors program

Possédez-vous un animal de compagnie; un chien à l'aise avec les gens et les bruits et très sociable ? Après un dépistage avec votre animal de compagnie, vous pouvez nous rejoindre selon un horaire régulier ou pour des événements spéciaux afin de réconforter et de soutenir nos patients avec votre animal de compagnie.


Do you own a pet; a dog that is at ease with people and noises and is very sociable?. After a screening with your pet, you can join us on a regular schedule or for special events to provide comfort and support to our patients with your pet.

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