Volunteer
Founded by a group of volunteers, they are an essential part of the work that we do at ACT. Dynamic, community-rooted positions available.
ACT's Rally for Health - Sunday, September 19, 2021
We need your help! 30 Route Monitor volunteers are needed to help promote participant safety along the rally route from Barbara Hall Park to Nathan Phillips Square.
Starting Location and Time:
- Barbara Hall Park/AIDS Memorial - 519 Church Street, Toronto, ON M4Y 2C9
- Sunday, September 19, 2021
- 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Ready to Rally for Health? Please complete an online application:
https://act.akaraisin.com/ui/0C115D2428E0411D99B82800C6C261F4/volunteer/start.
Volunteer Program Update
ACT appreciates the contributions of all our volunteers. The global pandemic has impacted our programming, and to ensure the safety of you, service users, and staff.
Current volunteers: please connect with your staff supervisor by phone or email if you have any questions. Staff will be regularly checking their voicemail and their email and will respond in a timely manner.
Volunteering with ACT
Volunteers are an essential part of ACT. It was a group of volunteers who came together to form ACT back in 1983, and volunteers are crucial in our work. We rely on volunteers to:
- deliver ACT's programs and services to individuals and communities;
- assist with fundraising initiatives and events;
- govern and guide the agency through our Board of Directors and various committees.
Our wide range of volunteer opportunities offers you the chance to work with us in many different and rewarding ways.
There are three steps to becoming a volunteer at ACT:
Step One: Attend a Volunteer Information Session. Learn more about ACT’s programs, services, and fundraising events, to hear about volunteer opportunities and to find out what is involved in becoming a volunteer. The next Volunteer Information Session is on Tuesday, October 12, 2021 at 5:30pm on Zoom (click here to register).
Step Two: For volunteers who are interested in working in the area of programs or service delivery, the Volunteer Resources Coordinator will meet with you individually. This interview ensures a good match between what you are looking for in a volunteer opportunity and what ACT has to offer.
Step Three: Following the interview, you will be registered for Core Skills Training. Volunteers must complete 24 hours of Core Skills Training and receive a Certificate of Completion. Additional training will be required in various program-specific areas.
To find out more about volunteering, contact Melanie Castillo, the Volunteer Resources Coordinator by phone at 416-340-8484 ext. 238 or email mcastillo@actoronto.org.
