Activities involved
Community Outreach
Requirements:
- Police Check
- References
- Vulnerable Sector Search
Also required for this position: Complete Mandatory Plan to Protect Training (provided)
- Accessible by public transit
Leaps in Literacy Volunteer – RYC Location SPRING
Make a Difference in the Lives of Neurodiverse Students! Become a Literacy Program Volunteer Location: Rotary Youth Centre | 560 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON L7R 3M4 Time: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and/or Thursday (4:45 PM - 7:30 PM) Duration: April 14th, 2025 - June 6th, 2025 Are you passionate about education and eager to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and youth? Join the Centre for Diverse Learners (formerly the Learning Disabilities Association of Halton-Hamilton) as a volunteer for our Leaps in Literacy Program! Join the Centre for Diverse Learners' Leaps in Literacy program and help neurodiverse children (ages 6-12) build foundational literacy skills like decoding words, understanding spelling patterns, and proper letter formation. Volunteers support small groups of 2-4 students and assist educators with program delivery, one-on-one student support, and creating a safe, engaging learning environment. Requirements: - Clear Vulnerable Sector Check (within the past 12 months). - Mandatory training, including the ‘Plan to Protect’ program. - Enthusiasm, reliability, and a passion for working with children. This opportunity is perfect for individuals 16+ who want to make a difference and grow professionally. Apply now to join our dynamic and rewarding volunteer team!
Additional Details & Skills Required
Training Provided: Comprehensive training will ensure you feel confident and prepared to support students. Reference Letters: Volunteers who complete the program will receive a reference letter highlighting their contributions and skills. Opportunity for Future Involvement: Volunteers may have the option to support additional sessions if mutually agreed upon.
Why should you volunteer for this opportunity?
What’s In It for You? Gain hands-on experience supporting neurodiverse students and build skills in teaching, leadership, and problem-solving. Make a real difference in students' confidence and math success while working in a dynamic, team-based environment. Enjoy flexibility (choose Monday, Wednesday, or both), network with like-minded educators, and receive a reference letter recognizing your impact. Training is provided to set you up for success!
Activities involved
Community Outreach
Requirements:
- Police Check
- References
- Vulnerable Sector Search
Also required for this position: Complete Mandatory Plan to Protect Training (provided)
- Accessible by public transit