Meals on Wheels Volunteers deliver hot, nutritious meals to Home Care clients assessed as needing support with nutrition. Volunteers must have valid drivers license and use their own vehicle for deliveries.
Meals are picked up and delivered to the clients through the lunch hour. Deliveries take approximately one hour. Shifts vary and are flexible to accommodate your schedule. We welcome couples, families, corporate teams and individuals.
If you are looking to gain personal accomplishment, develop and enhance communication skills, obtain a work routine, become involved in a meaningful role and give back to community, then this volunteering position might be a perfect fit for you!
Applicants must be at least 16 years of age to apply for the the Medical Unit Associate Volunteer Program.
The Medical Associate volunteer assists with various activities at the site. They encourage patients' participation in activities which include visiting with patients, reading to patients, playing games and reading to patients, opening meal trays for the patients if they are in need of assistance with the task, and possibly taking the patients out to get some fresh air in the courtyard if weather permits.
Shifts are available before meal times, afternoons and early evening every day.
Gift Shop Volunteers contribute to a facility’s healing culture and provide a service to patients, staff and the public in order to raise funds to purchase equipment.Volunteers greet and welcome visitors to the Gift Shop, assist with sales, light cleaning duties, and other tasks as required.
Qualifications:
Volunteering in this position gives you the opportunity to contribute to the care and health of our community members, while enhancing to the healing culture and providing a service to the home care clients in a welcoming and comfortable environment.
Volunteers will :
Shifts are :
Tuesday 8am-12 noon at the Plaza
Wednesday 8am-12 noon at the Pioneer Lodge
Animals have been found to benefit people socially, psychologically, and physiologically. The goals of pet visitation programs are to provide opportunities for patients to reach and maintain their optimal level of physical and mental functioning; to maintain or re-establish interests, social contacts and dignity, to alleviate anxiety and redirect attention from their own condition and try to provide an outlet for emotion; and to provide structured, meaningful daily activity.
All dogs are to be certified and temperament tested by a Certified Pet Dog Trainer or by St. John’s Ambulance. They will be placed in areas according to their certification level.
Vaccinations are to be up to date prior to first animal visit
o Handlers must complete all required SaskHA Registered Volunteer processes
Animals have been found to benefit people socially, psychologically, and physiologically. The goals of pet visitation programs are to provide opportunities for patients to reach and maintain their optimal level of physical and mental functioning; to maintain or re-establish interests, social contacts and dignity, to alleviate anxiety and redirect attention from their own condition and try to provide an outlet for emotion; and to provide structured, meaningful daily activity.
All dogs are to be certified and temperament tested by a Certified Pet Dog Trainer or by St. John’s Ambulance. They will be placed in areas according to their certification level.
Vaccinations are to be up to date prior to first animal visit o Handlers must complete all required SaskHA Registered Volunteer processes
The physical and mental ability to do the work assigned
Refined interpersonal skills
The willingness to accept training and supervision
A willingness to comply with SaskHA policies and procedures
Volunteers are to provide pet visitation only and not utilize therapy dogs as “tools” for therapy.
The Recreation Associate assists with various activities at the site. They encourage client's participation in activities.
Recreation Associate are the extra pair of "helping hands" that add to the trained services of the Long-term care facility staff, working together to enhance the lives of residents
Activities include, but are not limited to: Reading groups, puzzles, games, bingo, nail painting, going for walks, group painting, crafts, exercise programs, and special events like Christmas parties and teas. Birthday parties, volunteer group outings.
Shifts available: Monday - Saturday 08:00 am - 4:00 pm when recreation staff are present.
The Youth Recreation Ambassador volunteer assists with various activities at the site. They encourage clients' participation in activities. Recreation Ambassadors are the extra pair of "helping hands" that add to the trained services of the Long-term care facility staff, working together to enhance the lives of residents.
The Volunteer Ambassador will assist with recreation programs that are facilitated by the Recreation Therapy Department. These include but are not limited to: bingo, seasonal parties (ex., mother's/father's day), manicures, crafts, puzzles etc.
Shifts available Monday - Friday
Lloydminster Hospital – Lloydminster Saskatchewan
3820 – 43 Avenue
Lloydminster, SK S9V 1Y5
Phone: (306) 820-6000 Fax: (306) 825-9880
Lloydminster Continuing Care Center – Lloydminster, Alberta
7402-29th Street Lloydminster Alberta
Phone: (780) 874-3900
Jubilee Home - Lloydminster Saskatchewan
3902 – 45 Avenue Lloydminster, SK S9V 1Z2
Phone: (306) 820-5950 Fax: (306) 825-9869
Pine Island Lodge- Maidstone, Saskatchewan
Street Address: 214 – 5th Avenue East Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0
Mailing Address: Box 160 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0
Phone: (306) 893-2622 Fax: (306) 893-2922
Manitou Health Center – Neilburg, Saskatchewan
Street Address:105 – 2nd Avenue West Neilburg, SK S0M 2C0
Mailing Address: Box 190 Neilburg, SK S0M 2C0
Phone: (306) 823-4262 Fax: (306) 823-4590