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Volunteer opportunities

CNIB Volunteer Receptionist

Ideal for: Individual

Join Our Team as a CNIB Volunteer Receptionist! 

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in your community? Are you looking for a rewarding volunteer opportunity that allows you to contribute your skills and time to a great cause? CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind) invites you to become a Volunteer Receptionist and be the welcoming face of our organization. 

As a CNIB Volunteer Receptionist, you will be crucial in helping our organization provide a warm and professional welcome to our clients and visitors. Your friendly demeanor and helpful attitude will be the first impression they receive when they walk through our doors. 

Driver Guide

Ideal for: Individual

Make a Meaningful Impact with the CNIB Foundation 

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Join CNIB Foundation as a Volunteer Driver Guide and provide invaluable support to our staff with vision loss. Your role will ensure they can reach our clients and offer personalized assistance, contributing to our mission of creating a more inclusive world. 

Essential Shopper

Ideal for: Individual

Make a Meaningful Impact with the CNIB Foundation 

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Join CNIB Foundation as a Volunteer Essential Shopper and provide invaluable support to our participants. Your role will ensure they can reach our clients and offer personalized assistance, contributing to our mission of creating a more inclusive world. 

Vision Mate

Location details: Community Location

Community Locations across the province! CNIB has individuals waiting for a volunteer in all areas of our region.  We will work with you to find a match that is convenient for you.

Ideal for: Individual, Student Placements

Vision Mates provide regular, one-to-one assistance and companionship for a person who is blind or partially sighted. Matches are made with someone who lives close to your home, school or work. You visit once a week for a couple of hours to assist with tasks like reading, errands (like groceries and shopping), going for walks, and socializing.