Vancouver Coastal Health - Vancouver

We offer volunteers the opportunity to support a variety of different rehabilitation experiences, including ambulation, group exercise, water exercise, and sub-acute physiotherapy for post-surgical patients. If you have an interest in rehabilitation, these roles would be of interest to you.

• Adanac Park Lodge (APL) is a long-term care home to residents who require 24-hour complex care, primarily related to brain injury and/or mental health and/or additions.
• Off-site activities and events provide opportunities for residents to relax and socialize in a casual and friendly atmosphere.
• Volunteers support staff by encouraging resident participation and assisting with short outdoor walks and recreational activities in nearby parks.

• Adanac Park Lodge (APL) is a long-term care home to residents aged 19 and older who require 24-hour complex care, primarily related to brain injury, mental health, and/or substance use disorders.
• Volunteers support staff by engaging residents in outdoor walks, indoor social activities, and assisting with the operation of the General Store.

• Adanac Park Lodge (APL) is a Long-term care home to residents who require 24-hour complex care, primarily related to brain injury and/or mental health and/or additions.
• On-site activities and events provide opportunities for residents to relax and socialize in a casual and friendly atmosphere.
• Volunteers support staff by encouraging resident participation and assisting with on-site social and recreational activities.

• Oak Care Centre (OCC) was built for people with complex medical and physical conditions.
• The swimmers are made up of OCC residents, and clients from the community that may self refer or be referred through a service provider.
• OCC Aquatics programs encourage residents and clients to be independent and confident in the water, provide time for swimming skill development, relaxation techniques, and recreational activities.
• Volunteers work with residents and clients on a one-to-one basis, assist with enhancing swimming skills, and encourage them to enjoy the aquatic environment.

• Oak Care Centre (OCC) was built for residents with complex medical and physical conditions.
• The objective of community outings is to enhance quality of life through enjoyment of a variety of community leisure and educational opportunities.
• Volunteers will participate in a wide range of activities in various settings, either one to one or with groups of residents.

• Oak Care Centre (OCC) was built for people with complex medical and physical conditions.
• On-site activities and events provide opportunities for clients to engage and socialize in a casual and friendly atmosphere.
• Volunteers assist Recreation Therapy staff in program delivery and socialize with the clients.