Jobs & Volunteer Opportunities

We are a dynamic student-focused organization and one of the top employers of students on campus. We also offer a number of volunteer and mentorship opportunities. If you want to be involved, we probably have something for you.

Volunteer Opportunities

Open Positions
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Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities

The Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities is seeking volunteers who are passionate about dedicating their time and talents to tackle local challenges and foster community unity. By participating, volunteers will contribute to a collective effort in caring for one another.

Available volunteer opportunities are under the following programs:

Reception Management
Food Bank
Adult Day Program
Meals on Wheels Driver / Runner Volunteer
EarlyON Centre
Palliative Care
Grief & Bereavement
Friendly Visiting Program

To be eligible, volunteers must:

Commit to 6+ months (3-4 hours/week)
Be 19+ years of age
Have proficiency in English
Complete online training
Provide two references
Submit a clear Vulnerable Sector police check (at their expense)

Interested candidates can contact the Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities directly at [email protected] or visit their volunteer page for more details.

B.E.S.T. Program Volunteer

The CASA Foundation is launching the B.E.S.T. Program—a free national initiative to equip Canadian youth (ages 15–30) with essential career and life skills through volunteer service, mentorship, and flexible learning.

They seeking volunteers and partners to:

Lead engaging workshops on topics like mental wellness, leadership, sustainability, and civic engagement
Support 10-week online learning in areas such as entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and digital marketing
Mentor youth by offering career guidance, industry insights, and support

Click here to learn more

Requirements: Passion for youth development, relevant experience in your topic area, and a willingness to engage remotely or in person.

Contact [email protected] to get involved!

World Food Forum - Ontario Chapter

The Youth Advisory Group at the Zero Hunger Project is working to develop an Ontario Chapter World Food Forum (WFF). This initiative is hosted by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UN FAO) and is a global youth-led platform driving agri-food systems change from the local to global level!

They are hoping to build a network, across Ontario, of youth interested in food security, agriculture, sustainability, policy-making, community development, and youth empowerment, with the goal of fostering collaboration, sharing knowledge, and driving local and systemic change.

Interested candidates can sign up using this volunteer form and contact Ely at [email protected].

Community Opportunities & Resources