JVS Toronto, at Sheppard/Victoria Park, seeks One-On-One Mentors to offer newcomers an introduction to Canadian workplace culture/industry trends and provide them with support and information in areas such as job search strategies, professional licensing, credential and education requirements, professional language and terminology, networking creation and assistance.

The Creative Institute for Toronto Young (CITY) Leaders is seeking passionate individuals who are interested in becoming a CITY Leaders mentor.  

“United We Can…United, we can make a difference, United, we can build a better future, United, we can change the world” Frances Lankin 

CITY Leader supports young people from a wide range of backgrounds to become more effective leaders and gain new skills, knowledge, tools and insights into their leadership potential.  Through mentorship you support the further growth and empowerment of tomorrow’s leaders, educators, advocates and decision makers. The opportunity to be matched with a mentor is a vital aspect of a CITY Leaders participant’s journey as it enhances their confidence, outlook, capacity and thus their ability to grow into their full potential as leaders.    

Interested individuals are welcome from all professions but must have an expertise which falls under one of the following groups:

• Investing in Leadership
• Planning and Implementing Change
• Understanding Organizations and Communities    

Should you require more information please feel free to contact: http://unitedwaytoronto.com/whatWeDo/CITYleaders.php  

Youth Assisting Youth seeks Youth Peer Mentors for North York, Etobicoke, Brampton and York Region.

Mandarin speaking male volunteers sought for Downtown Toronto.

 Special need for female mentors in South Etobicoke.

Do you think you can build a child's self esteem and contribute to their success? Yes, you can make a difference and inspire their juniors between the ages of 6 -15. Provide support, coaching and leadership. Participate in conversation, programs, excursions and activities. Attend FREE attractions. Training provided.

If you’re age 16 - 29, available 3 hours a week and have good communication and coaching skills.

Contact:  Paula da Rocha at 416-932-1919, Ext. 234 or email rdarocha@yay.org

The Canadian Red Cross is currently seeking a Piano Player to provide entertainment at the The Hot Lunch Program.

Start date: Monday, February 15th, 2010

End date: Thursday, April 15th, 2010 

Contact: Naime Busho/Stephanie Etkin, Recruitment Coordinator

Phone: 416-480-2500 ext. 2220/2222

Email: naime.busho@redcross.ca & stephanie.etkin@redcross.ca

Family Services Toronto (FST) would like to create a series of short videos to post

online in support of our Family Day campaign, which celebrates the diversity of families in our city.

Duties:

Accompany the Marketing and Communications Manager to film locations and talk to

participants to make them feel comfortable in front of the camera or work with a hand-held

video camera on a tripod, depending on your preferences and competencies;

collaborate with the Manager to identify interviews to include online and suggest video shot order. 

Deadline: Friday, January 29, 2010 

Website: http://www.familyservicestoronto.org/index.html

Contact:

Mindy Khu, Coordinator Volunteer Resources

416-595-9230 ext. 234

mindykh@familyservicetoronto.org