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Stop by the MoreSports info table in our lobby on Friday, November 14 to learn more about this youth leadership program and all the opportunities for you to collect volunteer hours. Current MoreSports volunteers will be available all day to answer your questions. --------
Do you like sports, recreation, events or kids? Train to be a Moresports BC Youth Leader and volunteer to be a “Key Player” to help kids have fun at After-School Programs, Summer/Spring Break Camps!
Leading through Sports The MoreSports Youth Leadership program train youth in grade 8 – 12 through a process of leadership identification, engagement and development that supports youth as leaders within their community. Through their school, parks and community partnerships they are able to offer a variety of training experiences with recognized credentials at low or no cost, i.e. Canucks Autism Training, coaching credentials, High 5 certificate.
Youth leaders come from diverse backgrounds and sport experience, but they all share a passion for working with and helping kids. Volunteer hours and activities are tracked and recorded so each participant is provided with the necessary documentation and references required for future opportunities.
Programs usually run at local elementary schools or in community parks.
Read more about the program and sign up to get involved on the MoreSports website.
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11/14/2025 |
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Applications are now open for the Youth Leadership Society of BC (YLSBC) Model United Nations Secretariat Team! This is an exciting opportunity for passionate and motivated students to take on leadership roles in organizing one of the region’s top Model UN conferences. Interested applicants should apply by November 30th to be considered.
To learn more about YLSBC MUN: https://www.ylsbcmun.ca/
Apply for the secretariat position here: https://form.jotform.com/252909189339067 Youth Leadership Society of BC official website: https://www.ylsbc.org/
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11/30/2025 |
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This year, the Christmas Market at Evergreen Cultural Centre will take place on Dec 12, 13, and 20. The market will run 3-9.30 pm on Friday, and 3 to 10 pm on Saturdays. The organizers are looking for grade 11 and 12 students to help run the event. Volunteers will receive a letter confirming their hours.
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12/12/2025 |
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The Snow Angel program attempts to unite people who need help clearing their adjacent City sidewalks of snow, with eager volunteers from our community who want to help. When it snows, City crews clear our roadways and property owners clear their sidewalks, driveways/ walkways (includes city adjacent sidewalks) - all in an effort to keep Coquitlam moving. But for some members of our community, particularly seniors, moving snow is a difficult task. Snow Angels will respond to requests made to the City by those who are unable to shovel their own adjacent City sidewalk due to physical disabilities or restrictions. Must be 16+, Coquitlam resident in adequate physical shape and capable of clearing snow.
Commitment: 1-2 homes per individual each session; the volunteer term will run all of 2025 - 2026 winter season, with requests being weather dependent.
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12/1/2025 |
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Summer Work Student Exchange program
Are you looking for an adventure for next Summer? If you will be 16 or 17 next Summer, this six-week summer program could allow you to spend July and August in Quebec, improve your French skills, and gain (paid) work experience, at minimal cost.
In the Lower Mainland, each English-speaking participant is matched with a French-speaking participant from Québec, and the two youth are hosted in one another’s homes to deepen their cultural experience. Youth are also provided with a full-time summer job in the non-profit sector where they will be paid the provincial minimum wage.
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2/1/2026 |
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Would you be surprised to learn that not all the hatchery work involves fish directly? In addition to tending to the fish at various stages of their growth, it takes a dedicated group of volunteers to use their skills in accounting, administrative work, gardening, plumbing, electrical work, as well as general building maintenance to make the hatchery a success.
If you are interested in exploring this volunteer work, whether tending to coho or chum directly or assisting with other duties, reach out via email. Alternatively, you could drop in for a tour on Saturdays when we are open from 0930-1230. Come and see how you can fit in. Corner of Coast Meridian Road and Patricia, Port Coquitlam.
Questions about this position?604-461-3474 | hcws.info@gmail.com
*Please note that the deadline below is just serving as a placeholder for this post.
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