We have provided a list of links below that will get you connected with a variety of helpful resources for living and thriving in your later years. The Ontario Government has [read full article]
If you haven’t volunteered formally before there are details you may not be familiar with and while we’re at it, we’ll answer some of your important questions related to applying to [read full article]
Do you need some motivation? Rationale? Inspiration? There is no “should” about it but watch the videos below to see what active volunteers, and others, have to say about volunteering — [read full article]
Whether you are looking to volunteer or are volunteering, there are several reasons why knowing and understanding YouTube will be of value to you. YouTube is like a vast library of [read full article]
Knowing how to use Facebook will expand your ways to find volunteer opportunities as most organizations have a Facebook page where they post their opportunities. And some smaller organizations can’t afford [read full article]
LinkedIn (“linked in”) helps you connect with people, discover opportunities, stay updated in your field, and it’s a social media platform that some organizations use to post volunteer opportunities. LinkedIn is [read full article]
Using volunteering as a pathway to transition into a new job or career can be a strategic and fulfilling approach at any age. Can volunteering help you transition to a new [read full article]
Is it safe to volunteer since COVID and lockdowns? Is it safe to volunteer in a hospital or anywhere with all those germs and illnesses? What safety considerations should I know [read full article]
Choirs are a great way for older adults to stay engaged in their community — not only as singers but as volunteers too! Choirs don’t run on their own, the more [read full article]
Finding a fulfilling volunteer position can take some time, just like seeking paid work does, but it will be well worth the effort to find volunteer opportunities where you can engage [read full article]
This World Health Organization (WHO) checklist is intended to be used by individuals and groups interested in making their city more age-friendly. For the checklist to be effective, older people must [read full article]
Almost everyone in later life makes a volunteer contribution of some kind or other. However, some people encounter barriers to getting involved in ways that work for them, especially as their [read full article]
Accessible Places and Spaces Matter All people should be able to and have the ability to participate fully in all aspects of society. All the ingredients are in place for a [read full article]
What does Virtual Volunteering Even Mean? Is it for Me? In a nut shell, virtual volunteering means you volunteer from a location that is not at the organization you are volunteering [read full article]
What Can I Expect as an Older Person Who Wants to Volunteer Volunteering often involves more than just offering or raising your hand to help. Charities and non-profit organizations take care [read full article]
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