What: MoreSports BC is seeking dynamic, energetic, kind, and dedicated individuals to join our team as Community coaches. Programs take place in the Tri-Cities, Vancouver and Burnaby. You will be a leadership facilitator, with elementary children as a sports coach in after school programs. 

When: Specific weekdays for 8-10 consecutive weeks (approx. 2 hour shifts)

Wages: $18.25 - 25/ hr 

Eligibility:

• Clear Criminal Record check; vulnerable sector
• Able to answer emails in a timely manner
• Able to use docs/ sheets
• Understanding of fundamental movement skills and physical literacy
• Experience facilitating groups and leading discussions
• Strong problem-solving and leadership abilities
• Proven ability to engage with people of all ages and cultural backgrounds
• Excellent interpersonal skills for working with diverse communities & organizations. 

More info/ apply: https://moresports.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Job-Posting-After-School-Program-Coach.pdf

What: Each year, 40 exceptional students from across Canada get the chance to work at the heart of Canada’s democracy by participating in the House of Commons Page Program. Pages are bilingual first-year students registered at one of the eligible post-secondary institutions in the National Capital Region. They work part-time on Parliament Hill for one year and gain hands-on experience inside the House of Commons. They provide non-partisan support to Members of Parliament and participate in exclusive events on the Hill.

Who: Canadian citizen or Permanent Residents starting full-time or part-time studies in September 2027 at one of the eligible post-secondary institutions in the National Capital Region; Students must be willing to reside in the National Capital Region during your year of employment and be able to fluently communicate in both official languages (oral proficiency) as formally assessed by the House of Commons 

Work hours: 15 hrs/ week minimum 

Salary: $20,018 for the year and completion bonus of $1200 at the end of the contract

Application Deadline: Saturday November 8th, 2026

Apply/ more info: https://www.ourcommons.ca/about/pageprogram/become-e.html

Who: 16 or 17 year old Canadian or Permanent residents interested in language immersion and cultural exchange 

When: July - Aug 

What: This Summer Travel, Work and Improve your French! Will you be 16 or 17 this summer? Sign up for the YMCA’s Summer Work Student Exchange Program and for six weeks (July 3rd - August 14th) you can:

• Travel to another province and get a chance to improve your French or English skills 
• Meet youth on exchange and make new friends 
• Get paid work experience during your exchange 
• Stay with a local host family 
• Enjoy fun group activities exploring your surroundings 
• Build on your skills for the future! 

Join us for a virtual information session on November 17th at 6:30 PCT to learn more about the program! Register here.

More info: Summer Work Student Exchange | YMCA BC

What: Join the Park Spark Light Brigade team and get involved in Metro Vancouver’s largest free outdoor light display, Lights at Lafarge! These Light Brigade Workshops provide an opportunity for the community to be a part of Lights at Lafarge by assisting in the creation and fabrication of lit elements that contribute to the lights display. Please bring a recycled plastic bottle to the workshop to be used in the lights display. 

When: Various times/ dates from September 24th - November 15th

Register: (Look under workshops): https://cityofcoquitlam.perfectmind.com/23902/Clients/BookMe4BookingPages/BookingCoursesPage?widget…

When: Oct 18th – Dec 13th, 2026 | SUNDAYS from 12:30pm-2pm

Where: Online via Zoom 

What: Our leadership program helps students develop essential life and leadership skills, including:

• Teamwork and communication
• Problem-solving and critical thinking
• Confidence and leadership development

Through interactive workshops, mentorship, and real-world applications, students experience both personal growth and community impact.

Students who participate in this program are eligible to receive up to 15 volunteer hours, which can be applied toward graduation requirements.

More Info/ Register: Youth Empowering Youth (YEY) Official: Instagram, Facebook | Linktree

When: Saturday, November 21st from 4pm - 9pm

What: This free, outdoor family festival brings the holiday spirit to Austin Heights with a fun-filled evening of live music, delicious food, holiday shopping, kids activities, and much more. Be part of the magic at this annual holiday event! Assist with various pre-event tasks on Friday (the day before event) and on Saturday (the event day), with event tasks. Shifts are flexible - volunteers can choose the times that work best for them.

Sign-up: 2026 HollyDaze in the Heights

Questions? please contact chloe@austinheights.ca

When: Nov 29, Dec 11, Dec 12. (various times)

Where: Evergreen Cultural Centre (1205 Pinetree Way)

What: This volunteer event will allow students to see how small business operates, event planning, social skills and other various work experiences.  They are looking for volunteers for various positions. 

More Info/ Apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfskl17zBRlMLTvZK2fk5NUZ4_T8LMnKvIdF3w4h2qZXXIoQQ/viewform…

For students looking to start a small business with homemade items, they are also taking student entrepreneurs for the event. here is the link to apply:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9bjN-TqyFR1fTGUQmcczw-AorwqYkG0FtHAnuvTXfHbuIXw/viewform…

What: Note: this location is located in Coquitlam and does not have volunteer opportunities with dogs 

Support animals in our centres and in our communities, receive training and meet like-minded team members

Eligibility:

- Minimum commitment:6 months

- Minimum age requirements apply

- Applicants age 12-18 see youth volunteering info on website

- Prior animal experiences preferred and may be required

More info/ Sign-up:  MyImpactPage - Search Results

What: Deliveries happen every other Thursday in the afternoon and take about three hours. All papers must be delivered by 6:00pm. Volunteers can choose one of two options:

• Receive a bundle of about 100 papers delivered to your home and distribute them in your neighbourhood OR 
• Pick up a bundle from our Coquitlam printer Thursday morning and deliver within an assigned territory. 

This is a volunteer position; no renumeration or travel expenses are provided. 

Questions? Contact jcleugh@freshetnews.ca 

Apply: https://cvc.bcvolunteer.ca/positions/newspaper-carriers

When: Fridays, 4:00–6:00 PM
Where: Coquitlam Aquatic Complex - 1210 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam, BC

 What: It is a free intergenerational program that brings together youth aged 16–24 and older adults aged 55+ to connect, share experiences, and learn from one another through weekly discussions, crafts, and a variety of engaging activities. Each session offers an opportunity to exchange stories, discover different perspectives, build friendships, and enjoy time together in a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment. It's a wonderful reminder that no matter our age, we all have something valuable to share and something new to learn! New participants are always welcome! Whether you're looking to meet new people, share your wisdom, learn something new, or simply enjoy a couple of hours of connection and community, we'd love to have you join us!

 Register: lowentropy.org/bridging-generations

Questions? Please contact Program Coordinator Melissa at melissa@lowentropy.org

Where: Henderson Mall (#2508-1163 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam)

Who: 16+with an interest in tutoring, mentoring or education. Must be willing to get a free Criminal Record Check-Vulnerable Sector prior to volunteering 

What: We are looking for enthusiastic and responsible volunteers to support Homework Club at our Tri-Cities service centre. The Homework Club Facilitator supports children and youth with homework, reading, writing, basic math, learning activities and positive study habits in a welcoming and encouraging environment. 

Time Commitment: Flexible schedule with shifts happening M-F 3:00pm/ 3:30pm - 5:00pm

More info/ apply: Homework Club Facilitator Volunteer (Coquitlam)

What: Tri-Cities Pride Society is always looking for volunteers to help us run programming, host events, and of course - put on a spectacular Pride festival every year. If you're interested in helping out, please check out our current volunteer opportunities. You don't need to be a member of the Tri-Cities Pride Society, or a member of the 2S/LGBTQIA+ community to help out - we encourage everyone to come join us! 

More information/ Apply: https://tricitiespride.ca/volunteer/