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I am ready to process this text. I will remove the HTML header and paragraph tags, strip the CSS classes, and normalize the spacing to ensure the text is readable and correctly separated. Overview Our vision is simple: Healthier Children. A Better World. We believe fighting for the health and wellbeing of children is one of the most powerful ways to improve society. Right now, quantum advancements in scientific knowledge and technology present an unprecedented opportunity for SickKids. To be ready for the next round, we need to update our infrastructure so we can unleash the full potential of SickKids expert team. We need to expand our reach, to extend our excellent standards of care to more children around the world. We need to elevate our research - it’s our best weapon in the fight against disease and congenital childhood conditions. And we must enrich the compassionate care we believe fosters the lifelong wellbeing of children and their families. It’s a massive challenge, but one that has to be met. So we’re actively inspiring communities and individuals to take up the fight by investing in our Hospital, its mission, and the health and scientific advances your gifts make possible. Our commitment to you: Staff and volunteers experience an engaging culture built on mutual respect, collaboration and a drive for excellence. We welcome and embrace individuals from diverse backgrounds, experiences and cultures. SickKids Foundation is committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible environment, where all individuals feel valued, respected and supported. Candidates requiring accommodation during the recruitment process are asked to please contact the Human Resources Department.

The SEMBA Awards recognizes the outstanding Black and Multicultural Businesses through a yearly award and ceremony aimed at showcasing the contributions of Black and Multicultural businesses in Simcoe County.  The primary means of achieving this purpose is through recommendations from the community to the selection committee of SEMBA.  In accordance with the eligibility criteria, the awards will follow the established process for selection, awarding, and recognition.

Volunteer Driver Responsibilities: - Drive the child(ren)/youth in your own vehicle to an appointment/activity, and pick up the child(ren)/youth at an appointed place and time - Assist the child(ren)/youth to get in and out of the vehicle safely - Escort the child(ren)/youth to and from the appointment activity Requirements - A criminal record check (including vulnerable populations) free of charges or convictions - Possess a valid Ontario Driver's license and a safe driving record - Attend agency car seat training - A clean driver's abstract - Have access to a road worthy and safe vehicle - Minimum of $1 Million liability insurance - Patience and understanding - Reliable and punctual - Knowledge of the community - Able to offer physical support to the child(lifting), youth or adult - Trustworthy - Access to a computer (mileage submission) - Cell phone

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Are you looking for a fulfilling volunteer opportunity to help others in your community? The Order of St. John is one of the world’s oldest humanitarian organizations. It started with the Knights Hospitaller of Saint John of Jerusalem in 1099 creating a hospital to treat pilgrims and crusaders. Now a world-wide non-denominational charitable organization, Saint John is dedicated to the service of others in over 40 countries; with more than 30,000 members. St John is supported by approximately 250,000 regular volunteers and 4,000 employees. Still in Jerusalem, St. John Eye Hospital treats patients free of charge with satellite clinics in Gaza, Hebron & Anabta.  On average the Hospital treats 125,000 patients per year including 38,000 children and performed 5,200 sight-saving operations last year.  Services around the globe include: eye clinics in South Africa, hospices in Antigua, dental clinics in Uganda, dialysis clinics in Malaysia, HIV/AIDS Counseling and testing services in Jamaica, Mother and Baby programs in Kenya. In Australia and New Zealand, St. John provides paramedic services (EMS). In Ontario, St. John Ambulance (SJA) is currently divided into 12 Regions and 3 Service Centers. SJA Council for Ontario has more than 139 years of continuous service to the citizens of Ontario. Simcoe Muskoka Branch members have been volunteering to help people for more than 81 years. Simcoe Muskoka’s Community Services are comprised of Medical First Responders, Therapy Dogs, Car Seat Educators, Youth Unit, Non-uniform volunteers and Fellowship members. They contribute more than 20,000 hours each year in total. Simcoe Muskoka Branch has its own Board of Directors which oversees the activities of its volunteers, provides strategic direction and maintains the Branch profile with the Community.  Board membership also participates in one or more of five committees as follows: Community Services Committee; Community Relations Committee; Honours and Awards Committee; Fund Development Committee; and Northern Development Committee. Shortly, there will be two openings on our Board. We seek people to join us who have interest in our Purpose (Saving Lives) and can bring insight and experience in one or more of Marketing, Community Relations and Fund Development and who live either in Simcoe County. In terms of time, there are roughly 9 Board meetings a year as well as Committee work. Involvement, depending on portfolio could be from 5-20 hours per month (when there’s a Board meeting, usually less when not). If you are interested in volunteering as Board Member or for further information please email:  

A 10 project plan to rehabilitate the people of the community suffering from, trauma, mental health and addiction!  To provide affordable housing, job training along with cheaper cleaner food.

The 705 is a recovery hub for self help and recovery groups to connect, hold events, meetings and support groups with the intention of helping those who are experiencing addiction and alcoholism. The 705 operates on generosity and volunteers. Visitors can also come to the hub to receive information about recovery services and resources.  

The Dance Ability Movement creates opportunities for individuals of all abilities to experience the arts! Occupational Therapists and Dance Instructors, Mallory and Jade, have created The Dance Ability Movement as a way to provide inclusive and accessible programming in dance studios so that everyone can participate!

The Human Factor Community Organization will elevate the status of humankind through programs, services, consulting community partners, and, where appropriate, advocacy in order to increase the health and well-being of the whole human and the communities where we live, play, and work.

Unknown Neighbours provides support to Temporary Foreign Workers (TFW's) and their employers in Simcoe and Grey-Bruce Counties. We increase the number of TFWs access to emergency support and services including health care, protective measures, and equipment. We increase access to programs and services that build TFWs capacity to protect themselves and new community-based partnerships that contribute to greater awareness of health and safety precautions, as well as services and benefits available to TFW's during and post-pandemic.

Victim Services of Simcoe County is a nonprofit organization providing immediate, confidential support to individuals impacted by crime and tragic circumstances. We offer crisis intervention, safety planning, advocacy, and referral services 24/7 in collaboration with local police, emergency responders, and community partners. Our specialized programs include support for survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual assault, and homicide. We are committed to empowering individuals through trauma-informed care and helping them access the resources they need to begin their path to healing.

Victim Services of Simcoe County (VSSC) provides 24/7 crisis response, emotional support, and practical assistance to individuals and families affected by crime or tragedy. For nearly 30 years, our trained staff and volunteers have been a lifeline for victims of intimate partner violence, human trafficking, sexual assault, and other traumatic events across Simcoe County. Guided by compassion and confidentiality, we help people navigate their most difficult moments with safety, dignity, and hope. Volunteers are essential to our mission—ensuring that no one faces crisis alone. Together, we make healing and resilience possible in our community.