Volunteer: Community & Small-Scale Fundraising EventsCommunity & Small-Scale Fundraising Events Position Overview Our Special Events and Fundraising volunteers are on the frontlines of this important work, helping us raise critical funds to ultimately extinguish arthritis. We host both major fundraising events and smaller community-based fundraising opportunities throughout the year. This page highlights our Community and Smaller-Scale Fundraising opportunities only—typically one-time or short-term opportunities that arise throughout the year and are open for you to apply to here. Major Events (such as Fashion on Fire, Fireball, All-In for Arthritis) each have their own dedicated application pages. Time Commitment Shifts may vary depending on the event, but typically range from 4 to 8 hours, with some flexibility. Additional orientation and training will be provided prior to the event. Active Opportunities – Now Accepting Applications: Ignite the Fight Golf Tournament – Thursday, August 20, 2026 - Halifax, NS Swiss Chalet and Harvey’s Golf Tournament – Wednesday, August 12, 2026 - Petersburg, ON Past Opportunities (Closed): Ignite the Fight Golf Tournament – October 10, 2025 - Halifax, NS Swiss Chalet and Harvey’s Golf Tournament – Petersburg, ON Gift Bag Assembly Volunteer for Fashion on Fire – Toronto, ON Multisensory Star Chef Soiree – Vancouver, BC Community Picnic – by the Lions Zone – Vancouver, BC
Common volunteer roles for our Community and Small-Scale events include greeters and floaters, registration and welcome table assistants, sales processing, table hosts, and setup or takedown. Roles may vary depending on the specific needs of each event. Desired Skills, Attributes & Qualifications Enthusiasm for community events and supporting a great cause. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Flexibility, adaptability, and a proactive mindset to assist where needed. Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment. Physical ability to assist with event setup or standing for extended periods. Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role Availability and Working Environment This is an in-person opportunity, and volunteers must be available for assigned shifts during the event and have reliable transportation to and from the venue. We appreciate your interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. Please note that while we strive to accommodate all applicants, space is limited, and not all candidates may be selected to join the volunteer team. Agency: Special Events and Fundraising Volunteer Opportunities Community & Small-Scale Fundraising Events Position Overview Our Special Events and Fundraising volunteers are on the frontlines of this important work, helping us raise critical funds to ultimately extinguish arthritis. We host both major fundraising events and smaller community-based fundraising opportunities throughout the year. This page highlights our Community and Smaller-Scale Fundraising opportunities only—typically one-time or short-term opportunities that arise throughout the year and are open for you to apply to here. Major Events (such as Fashion on Fire, Fireball, All-In for Arthritis) each have their own dedicated application pages. Time Commitment Shifts may vary depending on the event, but typically range from 4 to 8 hours, with some flexibility. Additional orientation and training will be provided prior to the event. Active Opportunities – Now Accepting Applications: Ignite the Fight Golf Tournament – Thursday, August 20, 2026 - Halifax, NS Swiss Chalet and Harvey’s Golf Tournament – Wednesday, August 12, 2026 - Petersburg, ON Past Opportunities (Closed): Ignite the Fight Golf Tournament – October 10, 2025 - Halifax, NS Swiss Chalet and Harvey’s Golf Tournament – Petersburg, ON Gift Bag Assembly Volunteer for Fashion on Fire – Toronto, ON Multisensory Star Chef Soiree – Vancouver, BC Community Picnic – by the Lions Zone – Vancouver, BC
Common volunteer roles for our Community and Small-Scale events include greeters and floaters, registration and welcome table assistants, sales processing, table hosts, and setup or takedown. Roles may vary depending on the specific needs of each event. Desired Skills, Attributes & Qualifications Enthusiasm for community events and supporting a great cause. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Flexibility, adaptability, and a proactive mindset to assist where needed. Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment. Physical ability to assist with event setup or standing for extended periods. Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role Availability and Working Environment This is an in-person opportunity, and volunteers must be available for assigned shifts during the event and have reliable transportation to and from the venue. We appreciate your interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. Please note that while we strive to accommodate all applicants, space is limited, and not all candidates may be selected to join the volunteer team. Agency: Special Events and Fundraising Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Arthritis Line (English)Arthritis Line Volunteer Position Overview Arthritis Line volunteer answers inquiries received through our nationwide arthritis information and support system and actively communicates information and offers support to people affected by arthritis across Canada. Time Commitment Arthritis Line volunteers are asked to commit to one, 2-hour shift each week We ask for a minimum commitment of 6 months Bi-monthly Arthritis Line volunteer team meetings; occasional professional development sessions offered throughout the year Available Shifts (Eastern Time), as of May 28, 2026 Monday: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Tuesday: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Key Areas of Responsibility Provide information and support to people affected by arthritis Support inquiries via phone, email and/or website chat Support callers who may feel emotional, overwhelmed or fearful Direct callers to online tools and resources on the Arthritis Society Canada website Direct callers to local supports and resources Inform callers about upcoming education opportunities with Arthritis Society Canada Data entry related to interactions, tracking, and reporting/documentation Desired Skills & Attributes Passionate about, and committed to, bettering the lives of those affected by arthritis Willingness to undertake training appropriate to the role, and learn about arthritis and Arthritis Society Canada’s resources Ability to work effectively with staff and other volunteers remotely Experience working and interacting with people Effective problem solving and decision-making skills Ability to adjust tone and voice depending on audience Lived experience or knowledge of arthritis is an asset Comfort and experience working with technology Experience and knowledge related to the impacts of arthritis is an asset, but not required Must have access to a personal computer, reliable and secure internet, and be able to work remotely from home in a private location for confidentiality reasons Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role People affected by arthritis, and people interested in learning more about arthritis and Arthritis Society Canada Other volunteers and Arthritis Society Canada staff Working Environment This position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to personal technology, internet, and a private environment. Applicant Review Process Due to the scope and structure of this role, a criminal record check is required to be completed before a prospective volunteer is accepted to the program. Costs associated with completing the criminal record check for volunteering with our organization will be covered by Arthritis Society Canada. Having an interaction with the criminal system does not automatically remove the possibility of volunteering with us – Arthritis Society Canada recognizes that people with certain lived experiences may be disproportionately represented within criminal systems. Should you wish to speak to our volunteer team about the required criminal record check, potential results, or complications that may arise, we invite you to do so at any point in your application process - before, or after, the check is completed. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Arthritis Line Volunteer Position Overview Arthritis Line volunteer answers inquiries received through our nationwide arthritis information and support system and actively communicates information and offers support to people affected by arthritis across Canada. Time Commitment Arthritis Line volunteers are asked to commit to one, 2-hour shift each week We ask for a minimum commitment of 6 months Bi-monthly Arthritis Line volunteer team meetings; occasional professional development sessions offered throughout the year Available Shifts (Eastern Time), as of May 28, 2026 Monday: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Tuesday: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Key Areas of Responsibility Provide information and support to people affected by arthritis Support inquiries via phone, email and/or website chat Support callers who may feel emotional, overwhelmed or fearful Direct callers to online tools and resources on the Arthritis Society Canada website Direct callers to local supports and resources Inform callers about upcoming education opportunities with Arthritis Society Canada Data entry related to interactions, tracking, and reporting/documentation Desired Skills & Attributes Passionate about, and committed to, bettering the lives of those affected by arthritis Willingness to undertake training appropriate to the role, and learn about arthritis and Arthritis Society Canada’s resources Ability to work effectively with staff and other volunteers remotely Experience working and interacting with people Effective problem solving and decision-making skills Ability to adjust tone and voice depending on audience Lived experience or knowledge of arthritis is an asset Comfort and experience working with technology Experience and knowledge related to the impacts of arthritis is an asset, but not required Must have access to a personal computer, reliable and secure internet, and be able to work remotely from home in a private location for confidentiality reasons Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role People affected by arthritis, and people interested in learning more about arthritis and Arthritis Society Canada Other volunteers and Arthritis Society Canada staff Working Environment This position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to personal technology, internet, and a private environment. Applicant Review Process Due to the scope and structure of this role, a criminal record check is required to be completed before a prospective volunteer is accepted to the program. Costs associated with completing the criminal record check for volunteering with our organization will be covered by Arthritis Society Canada. Having an interaction with the criminal system does not automatically remove the possibility of volunteering with us – Arthritis Society Canada recognizes that people with certain lived experiences may be disproportionately represented within criminal systems. Should you wish to speak to our volunteer team about the required criminal record check, potential results, or complications that may arise, we invite you to do so at any point in your application process - before, or after, the check is completed. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Peer Listener VolunteerPeer Listener Volunteer Position Overview A peer-listener volunteer reaches out and connects directly with individuals across Canada that are going through a particularly challenging time with arthritis. This program provides an opportunity for individuals connecting to the Arthritis Line to then connect one-on-one with someone living with Osteoarthritis. This program is intended to provide an opportunity for brief peer conversations and is not meant to be an ongoing or long-term support. Time Commitment Volunteers are asked to commit to approximately 5 hours per month, consisting of brief weekly check-ins to monitor the peer-listener inbox and supporting around 2 scheduled shifts (to be determined with program staff and based on your availability) for 2-4 peer-listener calls We ask for a minimum commitment of 6 months Occasional meetings, support sessions, and professional development sessions offered throughout the year Key Areas of Responsibility Support callers who may feel emotional, overwhelmed or fearful Provide information and support to people affected by arthritis Support program referrals and requests via phone and email Direct callers to the online tools and resources on the Arthritis Society Canada website Direct callers to local supports and resources Data entry related to interactions, tracking, and reporting/documentation Desired Skills & Attributes Lived experience with arthritis is required for this role (ideally looking for someone with osteoarthritis) Passionate about, and committed to, bettering the lives of those affected by arthritis Experience working and interacting with people Empathetic, friendly, and non-judgmental, with professional phone manner Willingness to undertake training appropriate to the role (active listening, crisis training, etc.), and learn about Arthritis Society Canada’s resources Ability to work effectively with staff and other volunteers remotely, and comfortable working with technology Experience and knowledge of a helping profession is an asset, but not required Must have access to a personal computer, reliable and secure internet, and be able to work remotely from home in a private location for confidentiality reasons Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role People affected by arthritis Other volunteers and Arthritis Society Canada staff Working Environment This position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to personal technology, internet, and a private environment. Applicant Review Process Due to the scope and structure of this role, a criminal record check is required to be completed before a prospective volunteer is accepted to the program. Costs associated with completing the criminal record check for volunteering with our organization will be covered by Arthritis Society Canada. Having an interaction with the criminal system does not automatically remove the possibility of volunteering with us – Arthritis Society Canada recognizes that people with certain lived experiences may be disproportionately represented within criminal systems. Should you wish to speak to our volunteer team about the required criminal record check, potential results, or complications that may arise, we invite you to do so at any point in your application process - before, or after, the check is completed. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Peer Listener Volunteer Position Overview A peer-listener volunteer reaches out and connects directly with individuals across Canada that are going through a particularly challenging time with arthritis. This program provides an opportunity for individuals connecting to the Arthritis Line to then connect one-on-one with someone living with Osteoarthritis. This program is intended to provide an opportunity for brief peer conversations and is not meant to be an ongoing or long-term support. Time Commitment Volunteers are asked to commit to approximately 5 hours per month, consisting of brief weekly check-ins to monitor the peer-listener inbox and supporting around 2 scheduled shifts (to be determined with program staff and based on your availability) for 2-4 peer-listener calls We ask for a minimum commitment of 6 months Occasional meetings, support sessions, and professional development sessions offered throughout the year Key Areas of Responsibility Support callers who may feel emotional, overwhelmed or fearful Provide information and support to people affected by arthritis Support program referrals and requests via phone and email Direct callers to the online tools and resources on the Arthritis Society Canada website Direct callers to local supports and resources Data entry related to interactions, tracking, and reporting/documentation Desired Skills & Attributes Lived experience with arthritis is required for this role (ideally looking for someone with osteoarthritis) Passionate about, and committed to, bettering the lives of those affected by arthritis Experience working and interacting with people Empathetic, friendly, and non-judgmental, with professional phone manner Willingness to undertake training appropriate to the role (active listening, crisis training, etc.), and learn about Arthritis Society Canada’s resources Ability to work effectively with staff and other volunteers remotely, and comfortable working with technology Experience and knowledge of a helping profession is an asset, but not required Must have access to a personal computer, reliable and secure internet, and be able to work remotely from home in a private location for confidentiality reasons Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role People affected by arthritis Other volunteers and Arthritis Society Canada staff Working Environment This position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to personal technology, internet, and a private environment. Applicant Review Process Due to the scope and structure of this role, a criminal record check is required to be completed before a prospective volunteer is accepted to the program. Costs associated with completing the criminal record check for volunteering with our organization will be covered by Arthritis Society Canada. Having an interaction with the criminal system does not automatically remove the possibility of volunteering with us – Arthritis Society Canada recognizes that people with certain lived experiences may be disproportionately represented within criminal systems. Should you wish to speak to our volunteer team about the required criminal record check, potential results, or complications that may arise, we invite you to do so at any point in your application process - before, or after, the check is completed. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Porte-parole – PartenaireSanté (français)Porte-parole – PartenaireSanté Aperçu du rôle Le rôle de porte-parole pour la Société de l’arthrite du Canada auprès de PartenaireSantéestune occasion unique de partager votre expérience avec l’arthrite et de sensibiliser le public aux défis quotidiens liés à cette maladie. Nous recherchons des bénévoles engagés et à l’aise en communication pour témoigner et aider à faire comprendre que l’arthrite n’est pas une maladie banale ! En tant que porte-parole, vous participerez à des présentations auprès d’entreprises, d’organisations et d’institutions gouvernementales, en collaboration avec PartenaireSanté. Engagement requis Dates : Les présentations ont lieu sur appel, selon les demandes des organisations. Durée des interventions : 10 à 30 minutes, incluantune période de questions. Lieu : En personne (province de Québec) et en virtuel. Disponibilité requise : En semaine, principalement en matinée ou en après-midi. Une confirmation rapide est nécessaire pour chaque intervention. Une formation et un accompagnement sont offerts pour bien vous préparer à vos présentations. Principales responsabilités Partager votre témoignage personnel sur l’impact de l’arthrite au quotidien. Sensibiliser les participants aux réalités de la maladie et aux défis qu’elle représente. Répondre aux questions du public et favoriser une meilleure compréhension de l’arthrite. Représenter la Société de l’arthrite du Cabada de façon authentique et professionnelle. Compétences, qualités et exigences Expérience vécue avec l’arthrite et volonté de partager son histoire. Aisance à parler en public et capacité à captiver un auditoire. Intérêt pour la sensibilisation et l’éducation sur l’arthrite. Fiabilité et engagement à répondre rapidement aux demandes de témoignages. Êtreâgé(e) de 18 ans et plus. Accès à un ordinateur et à Internet pour les présentations virtuelles. Avantages Contribuer à la sensibilisation et à une meilleure reconnaissance de l’arthrite. Développer des compétencesenprise de parole et en sensibilisation. Recevoir du soutien et une formation pour assurer des présentations percutantes. Rejoindre une communauté engagée pour une cause importante. Disponibilité et environnement de travail Ce rôlee st flexible et basé sur les demandes reçues par PartenaireSanté. Les présentations peuvent être en personne dans la province de Québec ou en virtuel. Les bénévoles doivent être en mesure de répondre rapidement aux invitations et de se rendre disponibles selon les besoins. Nous vous remercions de votre intérêt pour ce rôle essentiel ! Votre témoignage peut faire toute la différence. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Porte-parole – PartenaireSanté Aperçu du rôle Le rôle de porte-parole pour la Société de l’arthrite du Canada auprès de PartenaireSantéestune occasion unique de partager votre expérience avec l’arthrite et de sensibiliser le public aux défis quotidiens liés à cette maladie. Nous recherchons des bénévoles engagés et à l’aise en communication pour témoigner et aider à faire comprendre que l’arthrite n’est pas une maladie banale ! En tant que porte-parole, vous participerez à des présentations auprès d’entreprises, d’organisations et d’institutions gouvernementales, en collaboration avec PartenaireSanté. Engagement requis Dates : Les présentations ont lieu sur appel, selon les demandes des organisations. Durée des interventions : 10 à 30 minutes, incluantune période de questions. Lieu : En personne (province de Québec) et en virtuel. Disponibilité requise : En semaine, principalement en matinée ou en après-midi. Une confirmation rapide est nécessaire pour chaque intervention. Une formation et un accompagnement sont offerts pour bien vous préparer à vos présentations. Principales responsabilités Partager votre témoignage personnel sur l’impact de l’arthrite au quotidien. Sensibiliser les participants aux réalités de la maladie et aux défis qu’elle représente. Répondre aux questions du public et favoriser une meilleure compréhension de l’arthrite. Représenter la Société de l’arthrite du Cabada de façon authentique et professionnelle. Compétences, qualités et exigences Expérience vécue avec l’arthrite et volonté de partager son histoire. Aisance à parler en public et capacité à captiver un auditoire. Intérêt pour la sensibilisation et l’éducation sur l’arthrite. Fiabilité et engagement à répondre rapidement aux demandes de témoignages. Êtreâgé(e) de 18 ans et plus. Accès à un ordinateur et à Internet pour les présentations virtuelles. Avantages Contribuer à la sensibilisation et à une meilleure reconnaissance de l’arthrite. Développer des compétencesenprise de parole et en sensibilisation. Recevoir du soutien et une formation pour assurer des présentations percutantes. Rejoindre une communauté engagée pour une cause importante. Disponibilité et environnement de travail Ce rôlee st flexible et basé sur les demandes reçues par PartenaireSanté. Les présentations peuvent être en personne dans la province de Québec ou en virtuel. Les bénévoles doivent être en mesure de répondre rapidement aux invitations et de se rendre disponibles selon les besoins. Nous vous remercions de votre intérêt pour ce rôle essentiel ! Votre témoignage peut faire toute la différence. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Ligne d’information sur l’arthrite (français)Ligne d’information sur l’arthrite À propos du poste Le ou la bénévole de la Ligne d’information sur l’arthrite répond aux questions reçues par notre système national d’information et de soutien sur l’arthrite. Il ou elle transmet des informations importantes et offre un soutien aux personnes touchées par l’arthrite partout au Canada.
S’engager à effectuer un quart de travail de 2 heures par semaine. Engagement minimum de 6 mois. Participer aux réunions d’équipe bimensuelles et, au besoin, à des sessions de perfectionnement professionnel tout au long de l’année. Quarts disponibles (heure de HNE) – à partir du 9 février 2026 Lundi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 11 h, et entre 15 h et 17 h Mardi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 15 h Mercredi : À tout moment entre 15 h et 17 h Jeudi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 17 h Vendredi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 11 h, et entre 15 h et 17 h
Fournir des informations et du soutien aux personnes touchées par l’arthrite. Répondre aux demandes par téléphone, courriel et/ou clavardage sur le site web. Soutenir les appelants qui peuvent se sentir émotionnellement affectés, dépassés ou inquiets. Orienter les appelants vers les outils et ressources en ligne de la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Diriger les appelants vers les ressources et soutiens locaux. Informer les appelants des opportunités d’éducation offertes par la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Entrer et suivre les données relatives aux interactions et à la documentation.
Passion pour aider les personnes touchées par l’arthrite et engagement à améliorer leur qualité de vie. Volonté de suivre la formation nécessaire et d’apprendre sur l’arthrite et les ressources de la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Capacité à travailler efficacement à distance avec le personnel et les autres bénévoles. Expérience de relation avec le public. Compétences en résolution de problèmes et prise de décision. Capacité à adapter le ton et la communication selon l’audience. Expérience vécue ou connaissance de l’arthrite est un atout. Confort avec les outils technologiques. Connaissance des impacts de l’arthrite est un plus, mais non obligatoire. Posséder un ordinateur personnel et pouvoir travailler à distance depuis chez soi. Une connexion Internet fiable et sécurisée est nécessaire pour des raisons de confidentialité.
Un membre du personnel de la Société de l’arthrite Canada supervisera directement ce rôle. Les personnes touchées par l’arthrite ou intéressées à en savoir plus sur l’arthrite et la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Les autres bénévoles et le personnel de la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Processus d’examen des candidatures En raison de la nature et de la structure de ce rôle, une vérification du casier judiciaire est requise avant qu’une personne bénévole puisse être acceptée dans le programme. Les frais liés à cette vérification pour le bénévolat avec notre organisation seront pris en charge par la Société de l’arthrite du Canada. Avoir eu des interactions avec le système judiciaire ne signifie pas automatiquement qu’il est impossible de faire du bénévolat avec nous — la Société de l’arthrite du Canada reconnaît que certaines personnes peuvent être surreprésentées dans les systèmes judiciaires en raison de leurs expériences de vie. Si vous souhaitez discuter avec notre équipe des bénévoles de la vérification du casier judiciaire, des résultats possibles ou de toute situation particulière, nous vous invitons à le faire à tout moment du processus de candidature, avant ou après la réalisation de la vérification. Environnement de travail Ce poste est à distance. Les bénévoles peuvent travailler depuis n’importe quel endroit disposant d’internet et d’un espace privé. Nous remercions toutes les personnes intéressées à devenir bénévoles pour la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Cependant, tous les candidats ne pourront pas nécessairement être sélectionnés pour rejoindre notre programme de bénévolat. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Ligne d’information sur l’arthrite À propos du poste Le ou la bénévole de la Ligne d’information sur l’arthrite répond aux questions reçues par notre système national d’information et de soutien sur l’arthrite. Il ou elle transmet des informations importantes et offre un soutien aux personnes touchées par l’arthrite partout au Canada.
S’engager à effectuer un quart de travail de 2 heures par semaine. Engagement minimum de 6 mois. Participer aux réunions d’équipe bimensuelles et, au besoin, à des sessions de perfectionnement professionnel tout au long de l’année. Quarts disponibles (heure de HNE) – à partir du 9 février 2026 Lundi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 11 h, et entre 15 h et 17 h Mardi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 15 h Mercredi : À tout moment entre 15 h et 17 h Jeudi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 17 h Vendredi : À tout moment entre 9 h et 11 h, et entre 15 h et 17 h
Fournir des informations et du soutien aux personnes touchées par l’arthrite. Répondre aux demandes par téléphone, courriel et/ou clavardage sur le site web. Soutenir les appelants qui peuvent se sentir émotionnellement affectés, dépassés ou inquiets. Orienter les appelants vers les outils et ressources en ligne de la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Diriger les appelants vers les ressources et soutiens locaux. Informer les appelants des opportunités d’éducation offertes par la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Entrer et suivre les données relatives aux interactions et à la documentation.
Passion pour aider les personnes touchées par l’arthrite et engagement à améliorer leur qualité de vie. Volonté de suivre la formation nécessaire et d’apprendre sur l’arthrite et les ressources de la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Capacité à travailler efficacement à distance avec le personnel et les autres bénévoles. Expérience de relation avec le public. Compétences en résolution de problèmes et prise de décision. Capacité à adapter le ton et la communication selon l’audience. Expérience vécue ou connaissance de l’arthrite est un atout. Confort avec les outils technologiques. Connaissance des impacts de l’arthrite est un plus, mais non obligatoire. Posséder un ordinateur personnel et pouvoir travailler à distance depuis chez soi. Une connexion Internet fiable et sécurisée est nécessaire pour des raisons de confidentialité.
Un membre du personnel de la Société de l’arthrite Canada supervisera directement ce rôle. Les personnes touchées par l’arthrite ou intéressées à en savoir plus sur l’arthrite et la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Les autres bénévoles et le personnel de la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Processus d’examen des candidatures En raison de la nature et de la structure de ce rôle, une vérification du casier judiciaire est requise avant qu’une personne bénévole puisse être acceptée dans le programme. Les frais liés à cette vérification pour le bénévolat avec notre organisation seront pris en charge par la Société de l’arthrite du Canada. Avoir eu des interactions avec le système judiciaire ne signifie pas automatiquement qu’il est impossible de faire du bénévolat avec nous — la Société de l’arthrite du Canada reconnaît que certaines personnes peuvent être surreprésentées dans les systèmes judiciaires en raison de leurs expériences de vie. Si vous souhaitez discuter avec notre équipe des bénévoles de la vérification du casier judiciaire, des résultats possibles ou de toute situation particulière, nous vous invitons à le faire à tout moment du processus de candidature, avant ou après la réalisation de la vérification. Environnement de travail Ce poste est à distance. Les bénévoles peuvent travailler depuis n’importe quel endroit disposant d’internet et d’un espace privé. Nous remercions toutes les personnes intéressées à devenir bénévoles pour la Société de l’arthrite Canada. Cependant, tous les candidats ne pourront pas nécessairement être sélectionnés pour rejoindre notre programme de bénévolat. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Online Peer Support Group Facilitator (Virtual)Online Peer Support Group Facilitator Position Overview As a Peer Support Group Facilitator, you, a person living with arthritis, will have the opportunity to lead virtual support sessions for individuals living with or impacted by arthritis. This role supports the Arthritis Connections - Aide entrAide program, where participants come together to learn, share, and connect over the impacts of arthritis on their lives. Your primary responsibility will be to host virtual peer support groups, welcome participants, facilitate conversations, provide opportunities for group members to connect, and maintain a safe, open dialogue within the group. This role is an excellent fit for someone who is comfortable with technology, public speaking, facilitation, and has a personal connection to arthritis. Time Commitment Approximately 1–1.5 hours per session At least one session per month Commitment to at least 6 months of service This is a flexible role with no fixed schedule. Volunteer engagement may vary depending on the needs of the Arthritis Connections program. Key Areas of Responsibility Facilitate virtual peer support groups for individuals living with or impacted by arthritis Welcome participants and create an inclusive, comfortable space for discussion Guide group conversations and encourage participants to share their experiences Ensure a supportive and respectful environment that fosters open and safe dialogue Provide information, resources, and emotional support when appropriate Collaborate with Arthritis Society Canada staff to enhance the effectiveness of support sessions Desired Skills & Attributes This role is intended for individuals living with arthritis. Passionate about supporting individuals affected by arthritis Comfortable with technology, public speaking, and virtual facilitation Strong communication and listening skills Ability to create a supportive, non-judgmental environment Personal connection to arthritis or experience with arthritis is an asset Experience with group facilitation is an asset Must have access to a personal computer, reliable and secure internet, and be able to work remotely from home in a private location for confidentiality reasons Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada staff member will provide direct oversight for this role Fellow peer support group facilitators and program participants Working Environment This position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to personal technology, internet, and a private environment. Applicant Review Process Due to the scope and structure of this role, a criminal record check is required to be completed before a prospective volunteer is accepted to the program. Costs associated with completing the criminal record check for volunteering with our organization will be covered by Arthritis Society Canada. Having an interaction with the criminal system does not automatically remove the possibility of volunteering with us – Arthritis Society Canada recognizes that people with certain lived experiences may be disproportionately represented within criminal systems. Should you wish to speak to our volunteer team about the required criminal record check, potential results, or complications that may arise, we invite you to do so at any point in your application process - before, or after, the check is completed. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Online Peer Support Group Facilitator Position Overview As a Peer Support Group Facilitator, you, a person living with arthritis, will have the opportunity to lead virtual support sessions for individuals living with or impacted by arthritis. This role supports the Arthritis Connections - Aide entrAide program, where participants come together to learn, share, and connect over the impacts of arthritis on their lives. Your primary responsibility will be to host virtual peer support groups, welcome participants, facilitate conversations, provide opportunities for group members to connect, and maintain a safe, open dialogue within the group. This role is an excellent fit for someone who is comfortable with technology, public speaking, facilitation, and has a personal connection to arthritis. Time Commitment Approximately 1–1.5 hours per session At least one session per month Commitment to at least 6 months of service This is a flexible role with no fixed schedule. Volunteer engagement may vary depending on the needs of the Arthritis Connections program. Key Areas of Responsibility Facilitate virtual peer support groups for individuals living with or impacted by arthritis Welcome participants and create an inclusive, comfortable space for discussion Guide group conversations and encourage participants to share their experiences Ensure a supportive and respectful environment that fosters open and safe dialogue Provide information, resources, and emotional support when appropriate Collaborate with Arthritis Society Canada staff to enhance the effectiveness of support sessions Desired Skills & Attributes This role is intended for individuals living with arthritis. Passionate about supporting individuals affected by arthritis Comfortable with technology, public speaking, and virtual facilitation Strong communication and listening skills Ability to create a supportive, non-judgmental environment Personal connection to arthritis or experience with arthritis is an asset Experience with group facilitation is an asset Must have access to a personal computer, reliable and secure internet, and be able to work remotely from home in a private location for confidentiality reasons Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada staff member will provide direct oversight for this role Fellow peer support group facilitators and program participants Working Environment This position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to personal technology, internet, and a private environment. Applicant Review Process Due to the scope and structure of this role, a criminal record check is required to be completed before a prospective volunteer is accepted to the program. Costs associated with completing the criminal record check for volunteering with our organization will be covered by Arthritis Society Canada. Having an interaction with the criminal system does not automatically remove the possibility of volunteering with us – Arthritis Society Canada recognizes that people with certain lived experiences may be disproportionately represented within criminal systems. Should you wish to speak to our volunteer team about the required criminal record check, potential results, or complications that may arise, we invite you to do so at any point in your application process - before, or after, the check is completed. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Bal en feu MontrealBal en feu Position Overview Bal en feu is a signature fundraising evening supporting Arthritis Society Canada, bringing together guests, partners, and community members for an elegant, high-energy night of engagement and impact. We are seeking approximately 20 bilingual (Fluent in the English & French language) volunteers (18–24 total) to support event operations and ensure a seamless guest experience from arrival to departure. This opportunity is ideal for friendly, organized individuals who enjoy working in dynamic event environments and contributing to a meaningful cause. Time Commitment This is a one-day, in-person evening volunteer opportunity: Event Date: Thursday, November 19, 2026 Start Time: 6:00 PM HNE Volunteers should be available for a 6–8 hour shift depending on role assignments. Application Deadline The deadline for volunteer applications is October 30, 2026. Location & Accessibility Salon Richmond 550 rue Richmond Montréal, QC, H3J 2R9 This is an indoor event hosted in an accessible venue in Montréal. Volunteers will be expected to move throughout the event space to support different stations and guest needs. Key Areas of Responsibility Volunteers will be assigned to one of the following roles based on event needs: Installation & Dismantling: Support event set-up and teardown, including arranging furniture, décor, and materials. Coat Check: Manage guest coats and personal items in a professional and organized manner. Guest Registration: Welcome attendees, check guests in, and provide event information as needed. Guest Guides: Assist guests with navigation throughout the venue and provide general support and directions. Reception Support: Help guests find their assigned tables and ensure smooth seating flow. Silent Auction Support: Assist with auction operations, including monitoring items and supporting bidding activities. General Event Support: Provide flexible on-site assistance as needed across all event areas. Specific assignments will be confirmed closer to the event date. Meals & Hospitality Meal and refreshment details will be shared with selected volunteers prior to the event. Transportation Volunteers are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the venue. Desired Skills & Attributes Friendly, outgoing, and professional Organized and attentive to detail Strong customer service skills Comfortable working in a fast-paced event environment Able to communicate effectively in both English and French (bilingual required) Requirements Volunteers may be required to complete standard onboarding requirements, which may include: Minimum age requirement (18+) Resume Additional experience in hospitality, customer service, or event coordination is considered an asset. Benefits Be part of a high-profile bilingual fundraising event Support a national organization making a meaningful impact Gain hands-on experience in large-scale event operations Engage with guests, sponsors, and partners in a professional setting Contribute directly to improving the lives of Canadians living with arthritis Social Media & Outreach A bilingual social media story post will be used to recruit volunteers approximately two months prior to the event, including application details and deadline reminders. Availability & Working Environment This is an in-person evening event. Volunteers should be prepared to work in a fast-paced indoor environment and be available for the full duration of their assigned shift. We appreciate your interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. While we strive to accommodate all applicants, space is limited, and not all candidates may be selected to join the volunteer team. Agency: Special Events and Fundraising Volunteer Opportunities Bal en feu Position Overview Bal en feu is a signature fundraising evening supporting Arthritis Society Canada, bringing together guests, partners, and community members for an elegant, high-energy night of engagement and impact. We are seeking approximately 20 bilingual (Fluent in the English & French language) volunteers (18–24 total) to support event operations and ensure a seamless guest experience from arrival to departure. This opportunity is ideal for friendly, organized individuals who enjoy working in dynamic event environments and contributing to a meaningful cause. Time Commitment This is a one-day, in-person evening volunteer opportunity: Event Date: Thursday, November 19, 2026 Start Time: 6:00 PM HNE Volunteers should be available for a 6–8 hour shift depending on role assignments. Application Deadline The deadline for volunteer applications is October 30, 2026. Location & Accessibility Salon Richmond 550 rue Richmond Montréal, QC, H3J 2R9 This is an indoor event hosted in an accessible venue in Montréal. Volunteers will be expected to move throughout the event space to support different stations and guest needs. Key Areas of Responsibility Volunteers will be assigned to one of the following roles based on event needs: Installation & Dismantling: Support event set-up and teardown, including arranging furniture, décor, and materials. Coat Check: Manage guest coats and personal items in a professional and organized manner. Guest Registration: Welcome attendees, check guests in, and provide event information as needed. Guest Guides: Assist guests with navigation throughout the venue and provide general support and directions. Reception Support: Help guests find their assigned tables and ensure smooth seating flow. Silent Auction Support: Assist with auction operations, including monitoring items and supporting bidding activities. General Event Support: Provide flexible on-site assistance as needed across all event areas. Specific assignments will be confirmed closer to the event date. Meals & Hospitality Meal and refreshment details will be shared with selected volunteers prior to the event. Transportation Volunteers are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the venue. Desired Skills & Attributes Friendly, outgoing, and professional Organized and attentive to detail Strong customer service skills Comfortable working in a fast-paced event environment Able to communicate effectively in both English and French (bilingual required) Requirements Volunteers may be required to complete standard onboarding requirements, which may include: Minimum age requirement (18+) Resume Additional experience in hospitality, customer service, or event coordination is considered an asset. Benefits Be part of a high-profile bilingual fundraising event Support a national organization making a meaningful impact Gain hands-on experience in large-scale event operations Engage with guests, sponsors, and partners in a professional setting Contribute directly to improving the lives of Canadians living with arthritis Social Media & Outreach A bilingual social media story post will be used to recruit volunteers approximately two months prior to the event, including application details and deadline reminders. Availability & Working Environment This is an in-person evening event. Volunteers should be prepared to work in a fast-paced indoor environment and be available for the full duration of their assigned shift. We appreciate your interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. While we strive to accommodate all applicants, space is limited, and not all candidates may be selected to join the volunteer team. Agency: Special Events and Fundraising Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: A lieu le Nov 19, 2026 Zip Code: H3J 1V3 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: Online Consumer Panelist (Virtual)Online Consumer Panels How to Apply To apply, please complete the application survey by May 22, 2026: surveymonkey.com/r/OCP2627App Position Overview Arthritis Society Canada is looking for volunteers living with arthritis to join our Online Consumer Panel. Online Consumer Panelists are members of our volunteer community who live with at least one form of arthritis, who provide feedback on the development of Arthritis Society Canada’s educational resources and activities. This feedback is used to help shape the information and resources Arthritis Society Canada creates to ensure programs and resources respond to the needs of people living with arthritis across Canada. Online Consumer Panelists will be asked to respond to emails, online surveys, and participate in optional online focus groups over video conferencing software, such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Panelists can expect to be contacted by email an average of 6 to 12 times a year. Panelists will: • Participate and respond to requests for feedback in a timely fashion when contacted • Demonstrate preparedness by reviewing all materials that have been circulated • Review and provide input on resources and activities proposed or developed by Arthritis Society Canada • Actively provide constructive input and draw upon knowledge and experience to provide informed feedback on the prioritization and development of existing and new educational resources and activities • Be appointed for a term of one year with the option to re-apply for future years Who Can Join To join, volunteers must be 18+, live in Canada, and have arthritis. While open to anyone living with arthritis, the panels often receive requests for feedback from people with experience relating to: • Osteoarthritis • Rheumatoid arthritis • Axial spondyloarthritis • Psoriatic arthritis • Young adulthood (ages 18-35) Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada staff member will manage communication with panel members Working Environment Participation is fully virtual and includes completing surveys, responding to emails, and occasionally joining focus groups. Online Consumer Panelists may be eligible for an honorarium at the end of their one-year term. How to Apply Applications are open until May 22, 2026. If selected, you will receive an email confirmation in June to confirm your interest in the Online Consumer Panels. Apply by completing this link: surveymonkey.com/r/OCP2627App For more information, email volunteer@arthritis.ca Thank you for taking the time to learn about our volunteer opportunities. Please note that only those who are selected to participate will be contacted – we may not be able to accept all applications in order to keep the panels balanced and diverse. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Online Consumer Panels How to Apply To apply, please complete the application survey by May 22, 2026: surveymonkey.com/r/OCP2627App Position Overview Arthritis Society Canada is looking for volunteers living with arthritis to join our Online Consumer Panel. Online Consumer Panelists are members of our volunteer community who live with at least one form of arthritis, who provide feedback on the development of Arthritis Society Canada’s educational resources and activities. This feedback is used to help shape the information and resources Arthritis Society Canada creates to ensure programs and resources respond to the needs of people living with arthritis across Canada. Online Consumer Panelists will be asked to respond to emails, online surveys, and participate in optional online focus groups over video conferencing software, such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Panelists can expect to be contacted by email an average of 6 to 12 times a year. Panelists will: • Participate and respond to requests for feedback in a timely fashion when contacted • Demonstrate preparedness by reviewing all materials that have been circulated • Review and provide input on resources and activities proposed or developed by Arthritis Society Canada • Actively provide constructive input and draw upon knowledge and experience to provide informed feedback on the prioritization and development of existing and new educational resources and activities • Be appointed for a term of one year with the option to re-apply for future years Who Can Join To join, volunteers must be 18+, live in Canada, and have arthritis. While open to anyone living with arthritis, the panels often receive requests for feedback from people with experience relating to: • Osteoarthritis • Rheumatoid arthritis • Axial spondyloarthritis • Psoriatic arthritis • Young adulthood (ages 18-35) Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada staff member will manage communication with panel members Working Environment Participation is fully virtual and includes completing surveys, responding to emails, and occasionally joining focus groups. Online Consumer Panelists may be eligible for an honorarium at the end of their one-year term. How to Apply Applications are open until May 22, 2026. If selected, you will receive an email confirmation in June to confirm your interest in the Online Consumer Panels. Apply by completing this link: surveymonkey.com/r/OCP2627App For more information, email volunteer@arthritis.ca Thank you for taking the time to learn about our volunteer opportunities. Please note that only those who are selected to participate will be contacted – we may not be able to accept all applications in order to keep the panels balanced and diverse. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |
Volunteer: AdvocacyAdvocacy Position Overview Advocacy volunteers are passionate voices for the six million people in Canada living with arthritis. These volunteers make their voices heard by campaigning for healthy public policy during federal and provincial elections, promoting arthritis initiatives through social media, writing letters to and meeting with elected officials, and participating in government consultations and other important advocacy calls to action. Time Commitment Advocacy volunteers typically contribute 1–2 hours per month This is a flexible role with no fixed schedule Volunteer engagement may vary depending on campaign needs throughout the year Key Areas of Responsibility Work with Arthritis Society Canada to amplify strategic campaigns championing arthritis-related issues Use various online methods to reach elected officials, healthcare professionals, and the wider public Attend public events to advocate for people affected by arthritis Join local or national patient groups to further advocacy efforts Contribute to letter-writing campaigns, social media engagement, and government consultations Desired Skills & Attributes Passionate about improving the lives of those affected by arthritis Strong interest in public policy, health advocacy, or community engagement Comfortable using email and social media platforms to take action Good written and verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and respond to time-sensitive advocacy initiatives Lived experience with arthritis or connection to someone affected is an asset Availability & Working Environment Advocacy roles are available across Canada, at both local and national levels This is primarily a remote opportunity, with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can participate from anywhere in Canada with reliable internet access. Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada staff member will directly oversee this role Fellow advocacy volunteers, government officials, healthcare professionals, and community members. Working Environment This position is remote with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can contribute from any location with internet access. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. Please note that not all candidates will be selected to join our volunteer program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Advocacy Position Overview Advocacy volunteers are passionate voices for the six million people in Canada living with arthritis. These volunteers make their voices heard by campaigning for healthy public policy during federal and provincial elections, promoting arthritis initiatives through social media, writing letters to and meeting with elected officials, and participating in government consultations and other important advocacy calls to action. Time Commitment Advocacy volunteers typically contribute 1–2 hours per month This is a flexible role with no fixed schedule Volunteer engagement may vary depending on campaign needs throughout the year Key Areas of Responsibility Work with Arthritis Society Canada to amplify strategic campaigns championing arthritis-related issues Use various online methods to reach elected officials, healthcare professionals, and the wider public Attend public events to advocate for people affected by arthritis Join local or national patient groups to further advocacy efforts Contribute to letter-writing campaigns, social media engagement, and government consultations Desired Skills & Attributes Passionate about improving the lives of those affected by arthritis Strong interest in public policy, health advocacy, or community engagement Comfortable using email and social media platforms to take action Good written and verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and respond to time-sensitive advocacy initiatives Lived experience with arthritis or connection to someone affected is an asset Availability & Working Environment Advocacy roles are available across Canada, at both local and national levels This is primarily a remote opportunity, with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can participate from anywhere in Canada with reliable internet access. Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada staff member will directly oversee this role Fellow advocacy volunteers, government officials, healthcare professionals, and community members. Working Environment This position is remote with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can contribute from any location with internet access. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. Please note that not all candidates will be selected to join our volunteer program. Agency: Mission Volunteer Opportunities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: M5J 2W4 Autoriser les groupes: Non |