ABOUT VOLUNTEERING

"Building Strong Families and Happy Healthy Children"

We recently asked one of our volunteers to describe what it’s like to work on the front line with children and families.

Describe a recent success you’ve had?

"I really enjoyed witnessing the changes to many families’ lives when “4 Kids Sake” was offered the opportunity (By Corporate Sponsor) to take 20 families on a fishing trip combined with a water slide park visit.

Some of our families had never been on a boat, stayed in a hotel or spent quality time together.

"The positive impacts the trip had on the families were numerous including improvement in relationships and increased confidence of the parents to adequately care for and provide for their children. It was an awesome experience for them and for us!"

What is the most challenging aspect of your role?

"It can be emotionally challenging sometimes hearing some of the personal hardships and struggles that a family has gone through."

What are the best aspects of your job?

"I enjoy working with families who want to make positive changes in their lives. I appreciate every moment a family opens up and shares their story with me. To be part of each family’s transformation process is a rewarding experience."

Everyone can help make a difference Please read about volunteering below

Our volunteers assist us with many different areas, including:
·                       Mentoring
·                       Literacy and numeric tutoring
·                       Community support
·                       Fundraising
·                       Counseling
·                       Administration
·                       Event assistance

4 Kids Sake is committed to providing our volunteers with a rewarding experience by offering ongoing training, support and recognition.

Who volunteers?
Our volunteers come from all walks of life. They are students, retirees, teachers, coaches, counselors’ social workers and highly skilled professionals

Why volunteer?
Volunteering is a great way to become more involved in your community, meet new people and help families in need, transform their lives.

Current volunteering opportunities
To find out our current volunteering opportunities contact volunteer@4kidsake.org

Coming soon: A Volunteer Registration Form that will assist us in our Endeavour to find you a great role suited to your skills and capabilities.



Volunteering rights and responsibilities

At 4 Kids Sake we are committed to providing a rewarding, safe and well-supported experience for our volunteers. In return, we have particular expectations about the conduct of our volunteers, and their responsibilities as representatives of 4 Kids Sake.

We have provided a outline of volunteer rights and responsibilities within 4 Kids Sake. Please take the time to read through the guidelines below.

Our commitment to you as a 4 Kids Sake volunteer:
·                       To be treated as a co-worker
·                       To work in a healthy and safe environment
·                       To be place in a role that reflects your personal preference, skills, abilities and qualifications
·                       To provide you with appropriate information about 4 Kids Sake, including policies and procedures as they apply to you
·                       To provide orientation, induction and suitable training to undertake your role
·                       To provide appropriate supervision and support
·                       To provide opportunities for advancement to greater responsibility or transfers to other activities, subject to personal preference, suitability and availability of work
·                       Access to a dedicated 4 Kids Sake contact to liaison with on an ongoing basis
·                       To be reimbursed for out of pocket expenses occurred in the course of undertaking your role ·                       To recognition and reward for the work undertaken


Our expectations of you as a 4 Kids Sake volunteer:
·                       To be punctual and respectful of others
·                       To tell your supervisor or volunteer coordinator when something goes wrong or isn’t working ·                       To undertake any training you might need
·                       To carry out the role you have agreed to

 

“Giving Hope and Changing Lives”