Upcoming Events and Activities

Sep
17
Sat
2016
VEQ Fall Fest-Seeking Volunteers
Sep 17 all day
  • Live performances by cultural groups
  • Inflatable games/face painting
  • Community and business showcase
  • BBQ and snacks

Voice of English-speaking Quebec is looking for volunteers willing to fill several positions during their annual fall fest community event to be held on Saturday, September 17th.

How to Apply/Contact: For more information contact info@veq.ca or 418-683-2366 ext. 221.

Sep
20
Tue
2016
The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre
Sep 20 @ 1:53 PM – 2:53 PM

Many volunteer opportunities are available, see www.familyforce.ca. If you would like to be part of our dynamic group or if you have questions or comments, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the VFC.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060
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Programme d’Action bénévole du Centre de la Famille Valcartier

Plusieurs occasions de bénévolat sont disponibles, à www.familyforce.ca. Si vous souhaitez faire partie de notre équipe dynamique ou si vous avez des questions ou commentaires, contactez la personne responsable de l’action bénévole du CFV.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060

Sep
22
Thu
2016
Morrin Centre seeking volunteers
Sep 22 @ 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

The Morrin Centre, located in the heart of Old Quebec (44, chaussée des Écossais Québec), is seeking volunteers to lead their English Discussion Groups this fall.

There are currently three groups that meet on a weekly basis: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 pm and Wednesdays from 1:30 to 3 pm.

We are looking for friendly, dynamic volunteers who have had some experience teaching or leading a group. Knowledge of French isn’t necessary as the Morrin Centre screens the participants to make sure that they have an intermediate knowledge of English. There is no curriculum to follow, but the discussion leader can help people with vocabulary and pronunciation and suggest topics for discussion.

The groups will begin meeting during the week of September 19th and finish the first week of December.
If you are available on Wednesday afternoons and/or Tuesday and Thursday evenings and are bilingual or a native speaker of English, please contact Rosemarie Fischer at 418 694-9147 – extension 221, or write to info@morrin.org.

Sep
27
Tue
2016
Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Sep 27 all day

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

•Welcome visitors entering
•Thank the visitors leaving
•Manage the cash register
•Stimulate the sale of items
•Educate visitors about our guided tours
•Keep records of sales balance of each day
•Answer questions of visitors
•SMILE J

Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

•Experience
•Responsibility
•Knowledge of a protected historical site
•Connection with a great community
•Language and communication skills

Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca


Tommy Byrne
Gestionnaire de projet | Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins

Sep
30
Fri
2016
Chit Chat Club-Currently Full
Sep 30 @ 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM

The Chitchat Club is tailor-made for those who wish to practice speaking French and/or English while keeping their hands busy. Volunteer second language teachers act as conversation monitors and guide discussion groups while chatty volunteers work in teams to wash toys, prepare children’s crafts, organize cupboards, fold pamphlets and attend to other interesting assignments for the Wellness Centre programs.

Upcoming Dates

Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 am

September 30, 2016
October 28, 2016
November 25, 2016
January 20, 2017
February 17, 2017
March 31, 2017
May 26, 2017

Special Request

We are still currently looking for native English-speaking volunteers to facilitate the chatting at these tables while we work. Many of our volunteers are very eager to hear and speak in English with English-speakers. If you are interested in helping in this way, we would happily welcome new additions to our team. For more information, please call 418-683-2366 ext.222.

Oct
7
Fri
2016
The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre
Oct 7 @ 12:00 AM – 12:00 AM

The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre

Many volunteer opportunities are available, see www.familyforce.ca. If you would like to be part of our dynamic group or if you have questions or comments, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the VFC.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060
******************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
Programme d’Action bénévole du Centre de la Famille Valcartier

Plusieurs occasions de bénévolat sont disponibles, à www.familyforce.ca. Si vous souhaitez faire partie de notre équipe dynamique ou si vous avez des questions ou commentaires, contactez la personne responsable de l’action bénévole du CFV.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060

Oct
11
Tue
2016
Morrin Centre seeking volunteers
Oct 11 @ 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

The Morrin Centre, located in the heart of Old Quebec (44, chaussée des Écossais Québec), is seeking volunteers to lead their English Discussion Groups this fall.

There are currently three groups that meet on a weekly basis: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 pm and Wednesdays from 1:30 to 3 pm.

We are looking for friendly, dynamic volunteers who have had some experience teaching or leading a group. Knowledge of French isn’t necessary as the Morrin Centre screens the participants to make sure that they have an intermediate knowledge of English. There is no curriculum to follow, but the discussion leader can help people with vocabulary and pronunciation and suggest topics for discussion.

The groups will begin meeting during the week of September 19th and finish the first week of December.

If you are available on Wednesday afternoons and/or Tuesday and Thursday evenings and are bilingual or a native speaker of English, please contact Rosemarie Fischer at 418 694-9147 – extension 221, or write to info@morrin.org.

Oct
17
Mon
2016
Immersions Quebec Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!
Oct 17 all day

Immersions Quebec

Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!

L’epiCentre du Quartier, a charitable organization whose mission includes helping immigrants integrate into Quebec’s society and culture, is launching an exciting new program – Immersions Quebec– and we’d love to have you join us as a Volunteer Facilitator!

What is Immersions Quebec?

Unlike a traditional classroom-based language program, Immersions Quebec is designed to apply existing French and English language skills. As such, an Immersion is neither a guided tour nor a language lesson – it is a facilitated exploration of cultural sites, shopping districts and other venues during which participants use a second language to learn about and discuss Quebec’s culture, heritage and daily life.

Facilitated Experiences – not Guided Tours…

Immersion Quebec offers facilitated visits, not guided tours. During a guided tour, the guide does most of the talking. Not so with an Immersion. The mission of our Volunteer Facilitators is to induce participants to practice their language skills by having them d the talking. To facilitate this, prior to an Immersion experience participants will be asked to do a bit of homework – to review reference material concerning the sites to be visited. In doing so, they come with at least some prior knowledge. The job of our facilitators is to evoke that knowledge, call on prior experiences and encourage free discussion along the way.

Who are the Participants?

Immersion participants come from all quarters – new permanent residents, students, temporary residents, tourists, and even native Quebecois(es). For new residents and tourists that want to learn more about the city, its people and culture, there’s no better way than through an Immersion experience. For native Quebecois(es) who would like to re-experience their city and culture in a second language such as English, Immersions encourage practical language use in a familiar setting rather than a sterile, classroom-based language lesson.

Your Role as a Volunteer Facilitator.

 As a Volunteer Facilitator you will be helping a group of five to seven people experience Quebec City as never before. Using your French and/or English language skills, knowledge of the City, and your personal experience, you will lead participants through neighborhoods or other areas they may not be familiar with, encourage discussion in the target language about what those areas have to offer, and last but not least, facilitate an engaging and enjoyable learning experience participants will want to continue by participating in other Immersion offerings.

Will I Receive Training?

 Yes, absolutely! As a future Volunteer Facilitator, you will receive both classroom and on-the-ground training to familiarize you with the mission and function of a Facilitator. This includes an introduction to Immersion locales as well as access to reference materials and other documentation designed to help make your work both enjoyable and effective.

What Sort of Time Commitment is Involved?

 After you have completed one two-hour classroom session and two on-the-ground training sessions, you will be free to determine your own schedule electronically. Ideally, once you’ve completed training, we’d like to have you facilitate four Immersions per month. If you can do more that’s great – if you want to do less, that’s fine too. It’s all up to you.

Are there Physical Requirements?

Yes. Working as a Volunteer Facilitator requires the ability to walk two kilometers. Otherwise, there is no lifting, carrying or other physical work involved.

Are there any other requirements?

Only that you enjoy working with people, can engage them in lively conversation, and finally, love showing off the rich culture and heritage of Quebec City.

How do I get started?

To get more information about Immersions Quebec and your potential role as a Facilitator, please contact: Joseph Ramunni at Tel: (418) 661-7766 or by E-mail: ramunnij@gmail.com

Thanks for your consideration. We look forward to hearing from you!

Oct
20
Thu
2016
Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Oct 20 @ 6:13 PM – 7:13 PM

Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

•Welcome visitors entering
•Thank the visitors leaving
•Manage the cash register
•Stimulate the sale of items
•Educate visitors about our guided tours
•Keep records of sales balance of each day
•Answer questions of visitors
•SMILE J

Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

•Experience
•Responsibility
•Knowledge of a protected historical site
•Connection with a great community
•Language and communication skills


Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca


Tommy Byrne
Gestionnaire de projet | Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
Office: +1-418-692-2193
Cell: +1-418-454-6083
projectmanager@cathedral.ca

Oct
25
Tue
2016
Community event photography
Oct 25 @ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Community event Photography

The Québec City Women’s Club is looking for someone who would kindly lend their skills in photography in order to capture their annual book fair taking place at the Eastern Québec Learning Centre from October 25th-29.  We prefer that the person have equipment of their own but we can supply a standard camera if needed. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reach out to Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

More information forthcoming with regards to time commitment!

HELP SORT BOOKS FOR THE QCWC BOOK FAIR OCT 25-28!
Oct 25 @ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Quebec City Woman’s Club Book Fair.

Come volunteer alongside fellow book lovers! Sort and place books for the Quebec City Woman’s Club Book Fair.

Date: Tuesday, October 25th to Friday, October 28th
Time: 8 am – 8 pm Location: Eastern Quebec Learning Centre, parking is available behind the building and in the surrounding streets.

The Club will meet on Tuesday, October 25th from 7 – 9 pm to explain how the book sorting works. We invite you to donate your used books by dropping them off at EQLC during the week. You are also warmly welcome to contribute to the fundraiser by buying books that interest you at the fair on Saturday, October 29th from 9 – 3 pm. This community-supported used book sale offers a terrific selection of books in many languages for both children and adults. Books are priced at $1 to the exception of rare or special books. All proceeds are used for bursaries for young and mature women attending university.

Interested? Please contact Debbie Stowe at (418 844-1840) or email atdebbie@stowe.ca.

Oct
26
Wed
2016
Community event photography
Oct 26 @ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Community event Photography

The Québec City Women’s Club is looking for someone who would kindly lend their skills in photography in order to capture their annual book fair taking place at the Eastern Québec Learning Centre from October 25th-29.  We prefer that the person have equipment of their own but we can supply a standard camera if needed. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reach out to Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

More information forthcoming with regards to time commitment!

HELP SORT BOOKS FOR THE QCWC BOOK FAIR OCT 25-28!
Oct 26 @ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Quebec City Woman’s Club Book Fair.

Come volunteer alongside fellow book lovers! Sort and place books for the Quebec City Woman’s Club Book Fair.

Date: Tuesday, October 25th to Friday, October 28th
Time: 8 am – 8 pm Location: Eastern Quebec Learning Centre, parking is available behind the building and in the surrounding streets.

The Club will meet on Tuesday, October 25th from 7 – 9 pm to explain how the book sorting works. We invite you to donate your used books by dropping them off at EQLC during the week. You are also warmly welcome to contribute to the fundraiser by buying books that interest you at the fair on Saturday, October 29th from 9 – 3 pm. This community-supported used book sale offers a terrific selection of books in many languages for both children and adults. Books are priced at $1 to the exception of rare or special books. All proceeds are used for bursaries for young and mature women attending university.

Interested? Please contact Debbie Stowe at (418 844-1840) or email atdebbie@stowe.ca.

Oct
27
Thu
2016
Community event photography
Oct 27 @ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Community event Photography

The Québec City Women’s Club is looking for someone who would kindly lend their skills in photography in order to capture their annual book fair taking place at the Eastern Québec Learning Centre from October 25th-29.  We prefer that the person have equipment of their own but we can supply a standard camera if needed. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reach out to Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

More information forthcoming with regards to time commitment!

HELP SORT BOOKS FOR THE QCWC BOOK FAIR OCT 25-28!
Oct 27 @ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Quebec City Woman’s Club Book Fair.

Come volunteer alongside fellow book lovers! Sort and place books for the Quebec City Woman’s Club Book Fair.

Date: Tuesday, October 25th to Friday, October 28th
Time: 8 am – 8 pm Location: Eastern Quebec Learning Centre, parking is available behind the building and in the surrounding streets.

The Club will meet on Tuesday, October 25th from 7 – 9 pm to explain how the book sorting works. We invite you to donate your used books by dropping them off at EQLC during the week. You are also warmly welcome to contribute to the fundraiser by buying books that interest you at the fair on Saturday, October 29th from 9 – 3 pm. This community-supported used book sale offers a terrific selection of books in many languages for both children and adults. Books are priced at $1 to the exception of rare or special books. All proceeds are used for bursaries for young and mature women attending university.

Interested? Please contact Debbie Stowe at (418 844-1840) or email atdebbie@stowe.ca.

Oct
28
Fri
2016
Community event photography
Oct 28 @ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Community event Photography

The Québec City Women’s Club is looking for someone who would kindly lend their skills in photography in order to capture their annual book fair taking place at the Eastern Québec Learning Centre from October 25th-29.  We prefer that the person have equipment of their own but we can supply a standard camera if needed. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reach out to Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

More information forthcoming with regards to time commitment!

Chit Chat Club-Currently looking for English monitors
Oct 28 @ 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM

The Chit Chat Club is currently at max capacity for volunteers and participants. We are always looking for English-speaking volunteer monitors  to facilitate the chatting at the tables while we work.

The Chitchat Club is tailor-made for those who wish to practice speaking French and/or English while keeping their hands busy. Volunteer second language teachers act as conversation monitors and guide discussion groups while chatty volunteers work in teams to wash toys, prepare children’s crafts, organize cupboards, fold pamphlets and attend to other interesting assignments for the Wellness Centre programs.

Upcoming Dates

Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 am

September 30, 2016
October 28, 2016
November 25, 2016
January 20, 2017
February 17, 2017
March 31, 2017
May 26, 2017

Special Request

We are still currently looking for native English-speaking volunteers to facilitate the chatting at these tables while we work. Many of our volunteers are very eager to hear and speak in English with English-speakers. If you are interested in helping in this way, we would happily welcome new additions to our team. For more information, please call 418-683-2366 ext.222.

Nov
1
Tue
2016
Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Nov 1 @ 9:15 AM – 12:00 PM

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

  • Welcome visitors entering
  • Thank the visitors leaving
  • Manage the cash register
  • Stimulate the sale of items
  • Educate visitors about our guided tours
  • Keep records of sales balance of each day
  • Answer questions of visitors
  • SMILE J

Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

  • Experience
  • Responsibility
  • Knowledge of a protected historical site
  • Connection with a great community
  • Language and communication skills

Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca

Nov
8
Tue
2016
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR CAREGIVERS’ FIESTA
Nov 8 @ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Caregiver’s Fiesta-Honouring National Caregiver’s week

The Caring Circle Café an oasis  for local  English-speakers caring for aging family members and they are looking for a few enthusiastic volunteers to help out at the upcoming Caregivers’ Fiesta in honour of National Caregiver’s Week. We will be giving our caregivers the royal treatment that day including facials, foot soaking and scrub, paraffin treatments for hands, as well as music and art therapy. We will be training caring volunteers to help us provide these services!

The Fiesta will take place Tuesday, November  8  from 10 to noon. If you would like to be part of this special event, please contact Jan Anderson, our community organizer at 418 684-5333 Ext 1539 or janderson@jhpartners.net

Nov
9
Wed
2016
Community event photography
Nov 9 @ 6:15 PM – 8:30 PM

Community event Photography

Voice of English speaking Québec is looking for someone who would kindly lend their skills in photography in order to capture their language exchange event taking place on November 9th from 6:15pm–8:30 pm.  We prefer that the person have equipment of their own but we can supply a standard camera if needed. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reach out to Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca

3rd-annual

Nov
10
Thu
2016
Morrin Centre seeking volunteers
Nov 10 @ 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

The Morrin Centre, located in the heart of Old Quebec (44, chaussée des Écossais Québec), is seeking volunteers to lead their English Discussion Groups this fall.

There are currently three groups that meet on a weekly basis: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 pm and Wednesdays from 1:30 to 3 pm.

We are looking for friendly, dynamic volunteers who have had some experience teaching or leading a group. Knowledge of French isn’t necessary as the Morrin Centre screens the participants to make sure that they have an intermediate knowledge of English. There is no curriculum to follow, but the discussion leader can help people with vocabulary and pronunciation and suggest topics for discussion.

The groups will begin meeting during the week of September 19th and finish the first week of December.
If you are available on Wednesday afternoons and/or Tuesday and Thursday evenings and are bilingual or a native speaker of English, please contact Rosemarie Fischer at 418 694-9147 – extension 221, or write to info@morrin.org.

Nov
15
Tue
2016
The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre
Nov 15 @ 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre

Many volunteer opportunities are available, see www.familyforce.ca. If you would like to be part of our dynamic group or if you have questions or comments, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the VFC.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060
*****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Programme d’Action bénévole du Centre de la Famille Valcartier

Plusieurs occasions de bénévolat sont disponibles, à www.familyforce.ca. Si vous souhaitez faire partie de notre équipe dynamique ou si vous avez des questions ou commentaires, contactez la personne responsable de l’action bénévole du CFV.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060

Nov
17
Thu
2016
Volunteer Networking Activity
Nov 17 @ 5:00 PM – 5:00 PM

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Volunteer Networking Event

Are you currently a volunteer or does volunteering interest you?  Participate in this FREE, unique networking opportunity to connect, exchange ideas and learn more about volunteer opportunities from French and English volunteer organizations.

nov-17-volunteer-networking-event

Nov
18
Fri
2016
Immersions Quebec Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!
Nov 18 all day

Immersions Quebec

Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!

L’epiCentre du Quartier, a charitable organization whose mission includes helping immigrants integrate into Quebec’s society and culture, is launching an exciting new program – Immersions Quebec– and we’d love to have you join us as a Volunteer Facilitator!

What is Immersions Quebec?

Unlike a traditional classroom-based language program, Immersions Quebec is designed to apply existing French and English language skills. As such, an Immersion is neither a guided tour nor a language lesson – it is a facilitated exploration of cultural sites, shopping districts and other venues during which participants use a second language to learn about and discuss Quebec’s culture, heritage and daily life.

Facilitated Experiences – not Guided Tours…

Immersion Quebec offers facilitated visits, not guided tours. During a guided tour, the guide does most of the talking. Not so with an Immersion. The mission of our Volunteer Facilitators is to induce participants to practice their language skills by having them d the talking. To facilitate this, prior to an Immersion experience participants will be asked to do a bit of homework – to

review reference material concerning the sites to be visited. In doing so, they come with at least some prior knowledge. The job of our facilitators is to evoke that knowledge, call on prior experiences and encourage free discussion along the way.

Who are the Participants?

Immersion participants come from all quarters – new permanent residents, students, temporary residents, tourists, and even native Quebecois(es). For new residents and tourists that want to learn more about the city, its people and culture, there’s no better way than through an Immersion experience. For native Quebecois(es) who would like to re-experience their city and culture in a second language such as English, Immersions encourage practical language use in a familiar setting rather than a sterile, classroom-based language lesson.

Your Role as a Volunteer Facilitator.

As a Volunteer Facilitator you will be helping a group of five to seven people experience Quebec City as never before. Using your French and/or English language skills, knowledge of the City, and your personal experience, you will lead participants through neighborhoods or other areas they may not be familiar with, encourage discussion in the target language about what those areas have to offer, and last but not least, facilitate an engaging and enjoyable learning experience participants will want to continue by participating in other Immersion offerings.

Will I Receive Training?

Yes, absolutely! As a future Volunteer Facilitator, you will receive both classroom and on-the-ground training to familiarize you with the mission and function of a Facilitator. This includes an introduction to Immersion locales as well as access to reference materials and other documentation designed to help make your work both enjoyable and effective.

What Sort of Time Commitment is Involved?

After you have completed one two-hour classroom session and two on-the-ground training sessions, you will be free to determine your own schedule electronically. Ideally, once you’ve completed training, we’d like to have you facilitate four Immersions per month. If you can do more that’s great – if you want to do less, that’s fine too. It’s all up to you.

Are there Physical Requirements?

Yes. Working as a Volunteer Facilitator requires the ability to walk two kilometers. Otherwise, there is no lifting, carrying or other physical work involved.

Are there any other requirements?

Only that you enjoy working with people, can engage them in lively conversation, and finally, love showing off the rich culture and heritage of Quebec City.

How do I get started?

To get more information about Immersions Quebec and your potential role as a Facilitator, please contact: Joseph Ramunniat 418-661-7766 or by email at ramunnij@gmail.com.

Thanks for your consideration. We look forward to hearing from you!

Nov
21
Mon
2016
La Baratte-Bénévolat
Nov 21 @ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM

La Baratte

Veuillez voir ci-dessous pour nos opportunités de bénévolat:
  • Service de livraison de repas à domicile, soit en étant conducteur ou baladeur. Consiste à livrer des repas chauds aux personnes en perte d’autonomie, sur l’heure du dîner. Demande une présence entre 10 h et 12h30. Le service est proposé du Lundi au Vendredi. Votre implication est selon votre disponibilité.
  • Service à la clientèle pour la vente de produits congelés aux familles démunies. Situé au 2120 rue boivin
  • Service d’aide à la cuisine pour la préparation des mets. Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)
  • Commis à la réception 
    Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)

 

Nov
23
Wed
2016
Community event Photography
Nov 23 @ 6:15 PM – 9:00 PM

Community event Photography

Voice of English speaking Québec is looking for someone who would kindly lend their skills in photography in order to capture their newcomers event taking place on November 23rd from 6:15pm–9:00 pm.  We prefer that the person have equipment of their own but we can supply a standard camera if needed. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reach out to Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca

winds-of-change-workshop-poster-2016

Nov
25
Fri
2016
Chit Chat Club-Currently looking for English monitors
Nov 25 @ 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Chit Chat Club

The Chit Chat Club is currently at max capacity for volunteers and participants. We are always looking for English-speaking volunteer monitors  to facilitate the chatting at the tables while we work.

The Chitchat Club is tailor-made for those who wish to practice speaking French and/or English while keeping their hands busy. Volunteer second language teachers act as conversation monitors and guide discussion groups while chatty volunteers work in teams to wash toys, prepare children’s crafts, organize cupboards, fold pamphlets and attend to other interesting assignments for the Wellness Centre programs.

Upcoming Dates

Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 am

September 30, 2016
October 28, 2016
November 25, 2016
January 20, 2017
February 17, 2017
March 31, 2017
May 26, 2017

Special Request

We are still currently looking for native English-speaking volunteers to facilitate the chatting at these tables while we work. Many of our volunteers are very eager to hear and speak in English with English-speakers. If you are interested in helping in this way, we would happily welcome new additions to our team. For more information, please call 418-683-2366 ext.222.

Dec
1
Thu
2016
Morrin Centre seeking volunteers
Dec 1 @ 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Morrin Centre seeking volunteers
The Morrin Centre, located in the heart of Old Quebec (44, chaussée des Écossais Québec), is seeking volunteers to lead their English Discussion Groups this fall.

There are currently three groups that meet on a weekly basis: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 pm and Wednesdays from 1:30 to 3 pm.

We are looking for friendly, dynamic volunteers who have had some experience teaching or leading a group. Knowledge of French isn’t necessary as the Morrin Centre screens the participants to make sure that they have an intermediate knowledge of English. There is no curriculum to follow, but the discussion leader can help people with vocabulary and pronunciation and suggest topics for discussion.


The groups will begin meeting during the week of September 19th and finish the first week of December.
If you are available on Wednesday afternoons and/or Tuesday and Thursday evenings and are bilingual or a native speaker of English, please contact Rosemarie Fischer at 418 694-9147 – extension 221, or write to info@morrin.org.

Dec
5
Mon
2016
Volunteers needed for St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program
Dec 5 @ 3:30 AM – 8:30 AM

St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program

woodworking-tools

St.Patrick’s high school is currently looking forvolunteers with carpentry, cabinetmaking, or millwrighting experience.  To help guide students projects and/or do tool maintenance such as repairs, tuning, and sharpening.

For more information, please contact Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre
Dec 5 @ 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre

Many volunteer opportunities are available, see www.familyforce.ca. If you would like to be part of our dynamic group or if you have questions or comments, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the VFC.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060
************************************************
Programme d’Action bénévole du Centre de la Famille Valcartier

Plusieurs occasions de bénévolat sont disponibles, à www.familyforce.ca. Si vous souhaitez faire partie de notre équipe dynamique ou si vous avez des questions ou commentaires, contactez la personne responsable de l’action bénévole du CFV.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060

Dec
7
Wed
2016
CALLING VOLUNTEERS FOR VEQ’S HOLIDAY HAPPY HOUR
Dec 7 @ 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM

VEQ Holiday Happy Hour

Voice of English-speaking Quebec is looking for volunteers to assist in their Holiday Happy Hour taking place Wednesday, December 7 at the Morrin Centre in the heart of the old city. This charming and free 5 à 7 event is open to everyone.

VEQ is looking for …hhh-postcard-2

  • 2 volunteers willing to heat and prepare hors d’oeuvres (in the kitchen)
  • 2 – 3 volunteers to serve/circulate platters to attendees (neatly dressed)
  • 1 volunteer to greet and direct attendees during this elegant event
  • 1 volunteer to circulate and take quality photos of attendees

All of these are 3-hour shifts (due to the nature of the event 5 – 7 pm). The VEQ staff are present everywhere to make things run smoothly but the help of our volunteers is priceless and extremely appreciated!! To learn more, read here. 

Dec
9
Fri
2016
Immersions Quebec Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!
Dec 9 all day

Immersions Quebec

Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!

L’epiCentre du Quartier, a charitable organization whose mission includes helping immigrants integrate into Quebec’s society and culture, is launching an exciting new program – Immersions Quebec– and we’d love to have you join us as a Volunteer Facilitator!

What is Immersions Quebec?

Unlike a traditional classroom-based language program, Immersions Quebec is designed to apply existing French and English language skills. As such, an Immersion is neither a guided tour nor a language lesson – it is a facilitated exploration of cultural sites, shopping districts and other venues during which participants use a second language to learn about and discuss Quebec’s culture, heritage and daily life.

Facilitated Experiences – not Guided Tours…

Immersion Quebec offers facilitated visits, not guided tours. During a guided tour, the guide does most of the talking. Not so with an Immersion. The mission of our Volunteer Facilitators is to induce participants to practice their language skills by having them d the talking. To facilitate this, prior to an Immersion experience participants will be asked to do a bit of homework – to review reference material concerning the sites to be visited. In doing so, they come with at least some prior knowledge. The job of our facilitators is to evoke that knowledge, call on prior experiences and encourage free discussion along the way.

Who are the Participants?

Immersion participants come from all quarters – new permanent residents, students, temporary residents, tourists, and even native Quebecois(es). For new residents and tourists that want to learn more about the city, its people and culture, there’s no better way than through an Immersion experience. For native Quebecois(es) who would like to re-experience their city and culture in a second language such as English, Immersions encourage practical language use in a familiar setting rather than a sterile, classroom-based language lesson.

Your Role as a Volunteer Facilitator.

As a Volunteer Facilitator you will be helping a group of five to seven people experience Quebec City as never before. Using your French and/or English language skills, knowledge of the City, and your personal experience, you will lead participants through neighborhoods or other areas they may not be familiar with, encourage discussion in the target language about what those areas have to offer, and last but not least, facilitate an engaging and enjoyable learning experience participants will want to continue by participating in other Immersion offerings.

Will I Receive Training?

Yes, absolutely! As a future Volunteer Facilitator, you will receive both classroom and on-the-ground training to familiarize you with the mission and function of a Facilitator. This includes an introduction to Immersion locales as well as access to reference materials and other documentation designed to help make your work both enjoyable and effective.

What Sort of Time Commitment is Involved?

After you have completed one two-hour classroom session and two on-the-ground training sessions, you will be free to determine your own schedule electronically. Ideally, once you’ve completed training, we’d like to have you facilitate four Immersions per month. If you can do more that’s great – if you want to do less, that’s fine too. It’s all up to you.

Are there Physical Requirements?

Yes. Working as a Volunteer Facilitator requires the ability to walk two kilometers. Otherwise, there is no lifting, carrying or other physical work involved.

Are there any other requirements?

Only that you enjoy working with people, can engage them in lively conversation, and finally, love showing off the rich culture and heritage of Quebec City.

How do I get started?

To get more information about Immersions Quebec and your potential role as a Facilitator, please contact: Joseph Ramunni at 418-661-7766 or by email ramunnij@gmail.com.

Thanks for your consideration. We look forward to hearing from you!

Dec
13
Tue
2016
La Baratte-Bénévolat
Dec 13 @ 3:30 AM – 7:00 AM

La Baratte

  • Service de livraison de repas à domicile, soit en étant conducteur ou baladeur. Consiste à livrer des repas chauds aux personnes en perte d’autonomie, sur l’heure du dîner. Demande une présence entre 10 h et 12h30. Le service est proposé du Lundi au Vendredi. Votre implication est selon votre disponibilité.
  • Service à la clientèle pour la vente de produits congelés aux familles démunies. Situé au 2120 rue boivin
  • Service d’aide à la cuisine pour la préparation des mets. Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)
  • Commis à la réception 
    Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)
Dec
14
Wed
2016
Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Dec 14 @ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

•Welcome visitors entering
•Thank the visitors leaving
•Manage the cash register
•Stimulate the sale of items
•Educate visitors about our guided tours
•Keep records of sales balance of each day
•Answer questions of visitors
•SMILE J

Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

•Experience
•Responsibility
•Knowledge of a protected historical site
•Connection with a great community
•Language and communication skills

Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca


Tommy Byrne
Gestionnaire de projet | Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
Office: +1-418-692-2193
Cell: +1-418-454-6083
projectmanager@cathedral.ca

Dec
17
Sat
2016
Community Christmas Hamper Campaign
Dec 17 all day

The recruitment for drivers for the Community Christmas Hamper Campaign will begin in November!

For more information: http://qchampers.ca/

Dec
28
Wed
2016
Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Dec 28 @ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

•Welcome visitors entering
•Thank the visitors leaving
•Manage the cash register
•Stimulate the sale of items
•Educate visitors about our guided tours
•Keep records of sales balance of each day
•Answer questions of visitors
•SMILE J

Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

•Experience
•Responsibility
•Knowledge of a protected historical site
•Connection with a great community
•Language and communication skills

Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca


Tommy Byrne
Gestionnaire de projet | Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
Office: +1-418-692-2193
Cell: +1-418-454-6083
projectmanager@cathedral.ca

Jan
11
Wed
2017
THE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM OF THE VALCARTIER FAMILY CENTRE
Jan 11 all day

The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre

Many volunteer opportunities are available, see www.familyforce.ca. If you would like to be part of our dynamic group or if you have questions or comments, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the VFC.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060
*****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Programme d’Action bénévole du Centre de la Famille Valcartier

Plusieurs occasions de bénévolat sont disponibles, à www.familyforce.ca. Si vous souhaitez faire partie de notre équipe dynamique ou si vous avez des questions ou commentaires, contactez la personne responsable de l’action bénévole du CFV.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060

Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Jan 11 @ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

•Welcome visitors entering
•Thank the visitors leaving
•Manage the cash register
•Stimulate the sale of items
•Educate visitors about our guided tours
•Keep records of sales balance of each day
•Answer questions of visitors
•SMILE J

Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

•Experience
•Responsibility
•Knowledge of a protected historical site
•Connection with a great community
•Language and communication skills

Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca


Tommy Byrne
Gestionnaire de projet | Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
Office: +1-418-692-2193
Cell: +1-418-454-6083
projectmanager@cathedral.ca

Jan
19
Thu
2017
IMMERSIONS QUEBEC HELP SHARE QUEBEC’S CULTURE BY JOINING OUR TEAM!
Jan 19 all day

Immersions Quebec

Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!

L’epiCentre du Quartier, a charitable organization whose mission includes helping immigrants integrate into Quebec’s society and culture, is launching an exciting new program – Immersions Quebec– and we’d love to have you join us as a Volunteer Facilitator!

What is Immersions Quebec?

Unlike a traditional classroom-based language program, Immersions Quebec is designed to apply existing French and English language skills. As such, an Immersion is neither a guided tour nor a language lesson – it is a facilitated exploration of cultural sites, shopping districts and other venues during which participants use a second language to learn about and discuss Quebec’s culture, heritage and daily life.

Facilitated Experiences – not Guided Tours…

Immersion Quebec offers facilitated visits, not guided tours. During a guided tour, the guide does most of the talking. Not so with an Immersion. The mission of our Volunteer Facilitators is to induce participants to practice their language skills by having them d the talking. To facilitate this, prior to an Immersion experience participants will be asked to do a bit of homework – to

review reference material concerning the sites to be visited. In doing so, they come with at least some prior knowledge. The job of our facilitators is to evoke that knowledge, call on prior experiences and encourage free discussion along the way.

Who are the Participants?

Immersion participants come from all quarters – new permanent residents, students, temporary residents, tourists, and even native Quebecois(es). For new residents and tourists that want to learn more about the city, its people and culture, there’s no better way than through an Immersion experience. For native Quebecois(es) who would like to re-experience their city and culture in a second language such as English, Immersions encourage practical language use in a familiar setting rather than a sterile, classroom-based language lesson.

Your Role as a Volunteer Facilitator.

As a Volunteer Facilitator you will be helping a group of five to seven people experience Quebec City as never before. Using your French and/or English language skills, knowledge of the City, and your personal experience, you will lead participants through neighborhoods or other areas they may not be familiar with, encourage discussion in the target language about what those areas have to offer, and last but not least, facilitate an engaging and enjoyable learning experience participants will want to continue by participating in other Immersion offerings.

Will I Receive Training?

Yes, absolutely! As a future Volunteer Facilitator, you will receive both classroom and on-the-ground training to familiarize you with the mission and function of a Facilitator. This includes an introduction to Immersion locales as well as access to reference materials and other documentation designed to help make your work both enjoyable and effective.

What Sort of Time Commitment is Involved?

After you have completed one two-hour classroom session and two on-the-ground training sessions, you will be free to determine your own schedule electronically. Ideally, once you’ve completed training, we’d like to have you facilitate four Immersions per month. If you can do more that’s great – if you want to do less, that’s fine too. It’s all up to you.

Are there Physical Requirements?

Yes. Working as a Volunteer Facilitator requires the ability to walk two kilometers. Otherwise, there is no lifting, carrying or other physical work involved.

Are there any other requirements?

Only that you enjoy working with people, can engage them in lively conversation, and finally, love showing off the rich culture and heritage of Quebec City.

How do I get started?

To get more information about Immersions Quebec and your potential role as a Facilitator, please contact: Joseph Ramunniat 418-661-7766 or by email at ramunnij@gmail.com.

                                                                                 

Thanks for your consideration. We look forward to hearing from you!

Jan
20
Fri
2017
Chit Chat Club-CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR ENGLISH MONITORS
Jan 20 @ 4:30 AM – 6:30 AM

Chit Chat Club

The Chit Chat Club is currently at max capacity for volunteers and participants. We are always looking for English-speaking volunteer monitors  to facilitate the chatting at the tables while we work.

The Chitchat Club is tailor-made for those who wish to practice speaking French and/or English while keeping their hands busy. Volunteer second language teachers act as conversation monitors and guide discussion groups while chatty volunteers work in teams to wash toys, prepare children’s crafts, organize cupboards, fold pamphlets and attend to other interesting assignments for the Wellness Centre programs.

Upcoming Dates

Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 am

September 30, 2016
October 28, 2016
November 25, 2016
January 20, 2017
February 17, 2017
March 31, 2017
May 26, 2017

                                                                               

Special Request

We are still currently looking for native English-speaking volunteers to facilitate the chatting at these tables while we work. Many of our volunteers are very eager to hear and speak in English with English-speakers. If you are interested in helping in this way, we would happily welcome new additions to our team. For more information, please call 418-683-2366 ext.222.

Jan
24
Tue
2017
Rotary Club-Mother’s Day High Tea
Jan 24 @ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Rotary Club-Mother’s Day High Tea

The Rotary Club is hosting a Mother’s Day High Tea on 14 May 2017 from 2-5pm.  It will be held at the Petit Séminaire de Québec in the Salle des Promotions to raise money for Les Jeunes Générations – Literacy and World Citizens.  

Volunteers are requested:  men are needed to serve and women are asked to lend a hand by providing scones, cupcakes, etc.  All are welcome to attend the event and women are invited to wear their best bonnet.  There will be entertainment and door prizes.  For more information or to offer your assistance, contact Karen Hilchey, at karenhilchey2009@live.ca or by calling 418-655-5276.

Jan
25
Wed
2017
Volunteers needed for St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program
Jan 25 @ 3:30 AM – 8:30 AM

St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program

woodworking-tools

St.Patrick’s high school is currently looking forvolunteers with carpentry, cabinetmaking, or millwrighting experience.  To help guide students projects and/or do tool maintenance such as repairs, tuning, and sharpening.

For more information, please contact Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

Jan
27
Fri
2017
Volunteers needed at Carnaval de Québec
Jan 27 @ 4:00 AM – 12:00 PM

carnaval-logo

Vous aimeriez faire partie du plus grand rassemblement hivernal au monde?

Vous aimeriez faire vivre une expérience aux nombreux carnavaleux

et contribuer à créer une ambiance sur les sites et lors de nos différentes activités?

Allumez l’étincelle en devenant bénévole pour la 63e édition du Carnaval de Québec et profitez de la richesse de cette expérience pour développer vos compétences et vos aptitudes et ce, tout en préservant l’esprit de la fête!

Du 27 janvier au 12 février 2017

Les différentes possibilités :
– Accueil
– Animation
– Service à la clientèle
Les compétences recherchées :
– Esprit d’équipe
– Esprit festif
– Esprit de service
– Dynamisme
– Habiletés relationnelles
Les disponibilités requises pour être bénévole :
– Minimum de 2 jours; 4 heures par jour
– Horaire variable selon les disponibilités (jour, soir, semaine et fin de semaine)

Vos avantages en tant que bénévole
– Effigie donnant accès à tous les sites
– Participation à la soirée de reconnaissance des bénévoles du Carnaval de Québec

Pour toutes demandes d’informations, contactez-nous à l’adresse suivante :  placedelafamille@carnaval.qc.ca ou par téléphone 581-986-9142

carnaval-logo

 

Feb
1
Wed
2017
Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Feb 1 @ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

•Welcome visitors entering
•Thank the visitors leaving
•Manage the cash register
•Stimulate the sale of items
•Educate visitors about our guided tours
•Keep records of sales balance of each day
•Answer questions of visitors
•SMILE J

Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

•Experience
•Responsibility
•Knowledge of a protected historical site
•Connection with a great community
•Language and communication skills

Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca


Tommy Byrne
Gestionnaire de projet | Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
Office: +1-418-692-2193
Cell: +1-418-454-6083
projectmanager@cathedral.ca

Feb
14
Tue
2017
Rotary Club-Mother’s Day High Tea
Feb 14 @ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Rotary Club-Mother’s Day High Tea

The Rotary Club is hosting a Mother’s Day High Tea on 14 May 2017 from 2-5pm.  It will be held at the Petit Séminaire de Québec in the Salle des Promotions to raise money for Les Jeunes Générations – Literacy and World Citizens.  

Volunteers are requested:  men are needed to serve and women are asked to lend a hand by providing scones, cupcakes, etc.  All are welcome to attend the event and women are invited to wear their best bonnet.  There will be entertainment and door prizes.  For more information or to offer your assistance, contact Karen Hilchey, at karenhilchey2009@live.ca or by calling 418-655-5276.

Feb
16
Thu
2017
IMMERSIONS QUEBEC HELP SHARE QUEBEC’S CULTURE BY JOINING OUR TEAM!
Feb 16 all day

Immersions Quebec

Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!

L’epiCentre du Quartier, a charitable organization whose mission includes helping immigrants integrate into Quebec’s society and culture, is launching an exciting new program – Immersions Quebec– and we’d love to have you join us as a Volunteer Facilitator!

What is Immersions Quebec?

Unlike a traditional classroom-based language program, Immersions Quebec is designed to apply existing French and English language skills. As such, an Immersion is neither a guided tour nor a language lesson – it is a facilitated exploration of cultural sites, shopping districts and other venues during which participants use a second language to learn about and discuss Quebec’s culture, heritage and daily life.

Facilitated Experiences – not Guided Tours…

Immersion Quebec offers facilitated visits, not guided tours. During a guided tour, the guide does most of the talking. Not so with an Immersion. The mission of our Volunteer Facilitators is to induce participants to practice their language skills by having them d the talking. To facilitate this, prior to an Immersion experience participants will be asked to do a bit of homework – to

review reference material concerning the sites to be visited. In doing so, they come with at least some prior knowledge. The job of our facilitators is to evoke that knowledge, call on prior experiences and encourage free discussion along the way.

Who are the Participants?

Immersion participants come from all quarters – new permanent residents, students, temporary residents, tourists, and even native Quebecois(es). For new residents and tourists that want to learn more about the city, its people and culture, there’s no better way than through an Immersion experience. For native Quebecois(es) who would like to re-experience their city and culture in a second language such as English, Immersions encourage practical language use in a familiar setting rather than a sterile, classroom-based language lesson.

Your Role as a Volunteer Facilitator.

As a Volunteer Facilitator you will be helping a group of five to seven people experience Quebec City as never before. Using your French and/or English language skills, knowledge of the City, and your personal experience, you will lead participants through neighborhoods or other areas they may not be familiar with, encourage discussion in the target language about what those areas have to offer, and last but not least, facilitate an engaging and enjoyable learning experience participants will want to continue by participating in other Immersion offerings.

Will I Receive Training?

Yes, absolutely! As a future Volunteer Facilitator, you will receive both classroom and on-the-ground training to familiarize you with the mission and function of a Facilitator. This includes an introduction to Immersion locales as well as access to reference materials and other documentation designed to help make your work both enjoyable and effective.

What Sort of Time Commitment is Involved?

After you have completed one two-hour classroom session and two on-the-ground training sessions, you will be free to determine your own schedule electronically. Ideally, once you’ve completed training, we’d like to have you facilitate four Immersions per month. If you can do more that’s great – if you want to do less, that’s fine too. It’s all up to you.

Are there Physical Requirements?

Yes. Working as a Volunteer Facilitator requires the ability to walk two kilometers. Otherwise, there is no lifting, carrying or other physical work involved.

Are there any other requirements?

Only that you enjoy working with people, can engage them in lively conversation, and finally, love showing off the rich culture and heritage of Quebec City.

How do I get started?

To get more information about Immersions Quebec and your potential role as a Facilitator, please contact: Joseph Ramunniat 418-661-7766 or by email at ramunnij@gmail.com.

                                                                                 

Thanks for your consideration. We look forward to hearing from you!

Feb
17
Fri
2017
Chit Chat Club-CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR ENGLISH MONITORS
Feb 17 @ 4:30 AM – 6:30 AM

Chit Chat Club

The Chit Chat Club is currently at max capacity for volunteers and participants. We are always looking for English-speaking volunteer monitors  to facilitate the chatting at the tables while we work.

The Chitchat Club is tailor-made for those who wish to practice speaking French and/or English while keeping their hands busy. Volunteer second language teachers act as conversation monitors and guide discussion groups while chatty volunteers work in teams to wash toys, prepare children’s crafts, organize cupboards, fold pamphlets and attend to other interesting assignments for the Wellness Centre programs.

Upcoming Dates

Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 am

September 30, 2016
October 28, 2016
November 25, 2016
January 20, 2017
February 17, 2017
March 31, 2017
May 26, 2017

                                                                               

Special Request

We are still currently looking for native English-speaking volunteers to facilitate the chatting at these tables while we work. Many of our volunteers are very eager to hear and speak in English with English-speakers. If you are interested in helping in this way, we would happily welcome new additions to our team. For more information, please call 418-683-2366 ext.222.

Feb
20
Mon
2017
THE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM OF THE VALCARTIER FAMILY CENTRE
Feb 20 all day

The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre

Many volunteer opportunities are available, see www.familyforce.ca. If you would like to be part of our dynamic group or if you have questions or comments, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the VFC.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060
*****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Programme d’Action bénévole du Centre de la Famille Valcartier

Plusieurs occasions de bénévolat sont disponibles, à www.familyforce.ca. Si vous souhaitez faire partie de notre équipe dynamique ou si vous avez des questions ou commentaires, contactez la personne responsable de l’action bénévole du CFV.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060

Feb
22
Wed
2017
Volunteer Networking Event
Feb 22 @ 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

Volunteer Networking Event

Voice of English-speaking Québec is happy to invite you to its volunteering networking event on February 22nd from 5-7pm at Québec High School. The event is free and includes:

-Free appetizers throughout the evening
-A chance to meet volunteer coordinators from French and English organizations (Find out about how to volunteer directly with youth)
-An opportunity to network with fellow volunteers.feb-22nd-volunteer-networking-event-eng

To ensure there is food for everyone, please RSVP by February 20th by calling 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by emailing daniel.potter@veq.ca.

Feb
24
Fri
2017
La Baratte-Bénévolat
Feb 24 @ 3:30 AM – 7:00 AM

La Baratte

  • Service de livraison de repas à domicile, soit en étant conducteur ou baladeur. Consiste à livrer des repas chauds aux personnes en perte d’autonomie, sur l’heure du dîner. Demande une présence entre 10 h et 12h30. Le service est proposé du Lundi au Vendredi. Votre implication est selon votre disponibilité.
  • Service à la clientèle pour la vente de produits congelés aux familles démunies. Situé au 2120 rue boivin
  • Service d’aide à la cuisine pour la préparation des mets. Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)
  • Commis à la réception 
    Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)
Feb
25
Sat
2017
Volunteers needed for upcoming Biathlon event
Feb 25 @ 3:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Feb
26
Sun
2017
Volunteers needed for upcoming Biathlon event
Feb 26 @ 3:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Feb
28
Tue
2017
Volunteers needed for St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program
Feb 28 @ 3:30 AM – 8:30 AM

St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program

woodworking-tools

St.Patrick’s high school is currently looking forvolunteers with carpentry, cabinetmaking, or millwrighting experience.  To help guide students projects and/or do tool maintenance such as repairs, tuning, and sharpening.

For more information, please contact Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

Mar
3
Fri
2017
La Baratte-Bénévolat
Mar 3 @ 3:30 AM – 7:00 AM

La Baratte

  • Service de livraison de repas à domicile, soit en étant conducteur ou baladeur. Consiste à livrer des repas chauds aux personnes en perte d’autonomie, sur l’heure du dîner. Demande une présence entre 10 h et 12h30. Le service est proposé du Lundi au Vendredi. Votre implication est selon votre disponibilité.
  • Service à la clientèle pour la vente de produits congelés aux familles démunies. Situé au 2120 rue boivin
  • Service d’aide à la cuisine pour la préparation des mets. Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)
  • Commis à la réception 
    Demande une présence d’un minimum de 2 h par semaine, le matin ou l’après-midi selon les heures d’ouverture de l’organisme (8h-15h45)
Mar
15
Wed
2017
Volunteers needed for St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program
Mar 15 @ 3:30 AM – 8:30 AM

St. Patrick’s high school woodworking program

woodworking-tools

St.Patrick’s high school is currently looking forvolunteers with carpentry, cabinetmaking, or millwrighting experience.  To help guide students projects and/or do tool maintenance such as repairs, tuning, and sharpening.

For more information, please contact Daniel Potter at 418-683-2366 ext.222 or by email at daniel.potter@veq.ca.

Mar
17
Fri
2017
Rotary Club-Mother’s Day High Tea
Mar 17 @ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Rotary Club-Mother’s Day High Tea

The Rotary Club is hosting a Mother’s Day High Tea on 14 May 2017 from 2-5pm.  It will be held at the Petit Séminaire de Québec in the Salle des Promotions to raise money for Les Jeunes Générations – Literacy and World Citizens.  

Volunteers are requested:  men are needed to serve and women are asked to lend a hand by providing scones, cupcakes, etc.  All are welcome to attend the event and women are invited to wear their best bonnet.  There will be entertainment and door prizes.  For more information or to offer your assistance, contact Karen Hilchey, at karenhilchey2009@live.ca or by calling 418-655-5276.

Mar
20
Mon
2017
IMMERSIONS QUEBEC HELP SHARE QUEBEC’S CULTURE BY JOINING OUR TEAM!
Mar 20 all day

Immersions Quebec

Help Share Quebec’s Culture by Joining Our Team!

L’epiCentre du Quartier, a charitable organization whose mission includes helping immigrants integrate into Quebec’s society and culture, is launching an exciting new program – Immersions Quebec– and we’d love to have you join us as a Volunteer Facilitator!

What is Immersions Quebec?

Unlike a traditional classroom-based language program, Immersions Quebec is designed to apply existing French and English language skills. As such, an Immersion is neither a guided tour nor a language lesson – it is a facilitated exploration of cultural sites, shopping districts and other venues during which participants use a second language to learn about and discuss Quebec’s culture, heritage and daily life.

Facilitated Experiences – not Guided Tours…

Immersion Quebec offers facilitated visits, not guided tours. During a guided tour, the guide does most of the talking. Not so with an Immersion. The mission of our Volunteer Facilitators is to induce participants to practice their language skills by having them d the talking. To facilitate this, prior to an Immersion experience participants will be asked to do a bit of homework – to

review reference material concerning the sites to be visited. In doing so, they come with at least some prior knowledge. The job of our facilitators is to evoke that knowledge, call on prior experiences and encourage free discussion along the way.

Who are the Participants?

Immersion participants come from all quarters – new permanent residents, students, temporary residents, tourists, and even native Quebecois(es). For new residents and tourists that want to learn more about the city, its people and culture, there’s no better way than through an Immersion experience. For native Quebecois(es) who would like to re-experience their city and culture in a second language such as English, Immersions encourage practical language use in a familiar setting rather than a sterile, classroom-based language lesson.

Your Role as a Volunteer Facilitator.

As a Volunteer Facilitator you will be helping a group of five to seven people experience Quebec City as never before. Using your French and/or English language skills, knowledge of the City, and your personal experience, you will lead participants through neighborhoods or other areas they may not be familiar with, encourage discussion in the target language about what those areas have to offer, and last but not least, facilitate an engaging and enjoyable learning experience participants will want to continue by participating in other Immersion offerings.

Will I Receive Training?

Yes, absolutely! As a future Volunteer Facilitator, you will receive both classroom and on-the-ground training to familiarize you with the mission and function of a Facilitator. This includes an introduction to Immersion locales as well as access to reference materials and other documentation designed to help make your work both enjoyable and effective.

What Sort of Time Commitment is Involved?

After you have completed one two-hour classroom session and two on-the-ground training sessions, you will be free to determine your own schedule electronically. Ideally, once you’ve completed training, we’d like to have you facilitate four Immersions per month. If you can do more that’s great – if you want to do less, that’s fine too. It’s all up to you.

Are there Physical Requirements?

Yes. Working as a Volunteer Facilitator requires the ability to walk two kilometers. Otherwise, there is no lifting, carrying or other physical work involved.

Are there any other requirements?

Only that you enjoy working with people, can engage them in lively conversation, and finally, love showing off the rich culture and heritage of Quebec City.

How do I get started?

To get more information about Immersions Quebec and your potential role as a Facilitator, please contact: Joseph Ramunniat 418-661-7766 or by email at ramunnij@gmail.com.

                                                                                 

Thanks for your consideration. We look forward to hearing from you!

Mar
21
Tue
2017
Volunteers needed at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Mar 21 @ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

The gift shop is open 7 days a week from early May until mid-November. Volunteers are needed for either a few hours or a few days a week.

Specifically, the gift shop volunteer will have as tasks and responsibilities to:

•Welcome visitors entering
•Thank the visitors leaving
•Manage the cash register
•Stimulate the sale of items
•Educate visitors about our guided tours
•Keep records of sales balance of each day
•Answer questions of visitors
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Working knowledge of French and English is required

By volunteering with us, you’ll gain:

•Experience
•Responsibility
•Knowledge of a protected historical site
•Connection with a great community
•Language and communication skills

Contact:

Tommy Byrne
Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
418-692-2193
projectmanager@cathedral.ca


Tommy Byrne
Gestionnaire de projet | Project Manager
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
31, rue des Jardins
Québec (QC) G1R 4L6 Canada
Office: +1-418-692-2193
Cell: +1-418-454-6083
projectmanager@cathedral.ca

Mar
25
Sat
2017
St. Patrick’s Day Parade-Walk with VEQ in the parade
Mar 25 @ 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM

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Join the VEQ team to walk the St. Patrick’s parade route. Be part of the parade as we walk through the city and hand out treats for the crowd. Wear your green and have fun with the VEQ staff!

 

 

Mar
27
Mon
2017
THE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM OF THE VALCARTIER FAMILY CENTRE
Mar 27 all day

The Volunteer program of the Valcartier Family Centre

Many volunteer opportunities are available, see www.familyforce.ca. If you would like to be part of our dynamic group or if you have questions or comments, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the VFC.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060
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Programme d’Action bénévole du Centre de la Famille Valcartier

Plusieurs occasions de bénévolat sont disponibles, à www.familyforce.ca. Si vous souhaitez faire partie de notre équipe dynamique ou si vous avez des questions ou commentaires, contactez la personne responsable de l’action bénévole du CFV.

Julie Lessard
Julie.lessard@forces.gc.ca
418-844-6060

Mar
31
Fri
2017
Chit Chat Club-CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR ENGLISH MONITORS
Mar 31 @ 4:30 AM – 6:30 AM

Chit Chat Club

The Chit Chat Club is currently at max capacity for volunteers and participants. We are always looking for English-speaking volunteer monitors  to facilitate the chatting at the tables while we work.

The Chitchat Club is tailor-made for those who wish to practice speaking French and/or English while keeping their hands busy. Volunteer second language teachers act as conversation monitors and guide discussion groups while chatty volunteers work in teams to wash toys, prepare children’s crafts, organize cupboards, fold pamphlets and attend to other interesting assignments for the Wellness Centre programs.

Upcoming Dates

Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 am

September 30, 2016
October 28, 2016
November 25, 2016
January 20, 2017
February 17, 2017
March 31, 2017
May 26, 2017

                                                                               

Special Request

We are still currently looking for native English-speaking volunteers to facilitate the chatting at these tables while we work. Many of our volunteers are very eager to hear and speak in English with English-speakers. If you are interested in helping in this way, we would happily welcome new additions to our team. For more information, please call 418-683-2366 ext.222.

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