Become a Volunteer!

Volunteers make a difference!

Volunteering is the most fundamental act of citizenship and philanthropy in our society. It is offering time, energy and skills of one’s own free will. Volunteers play a dynamic and active role in providing and supporting the delivery of WACT’s programs and services.

WACT values the work and dedication of volunteers. Volunteers are an integral part of fulfilling WACT’s mission. The assistance of volunteers enables WACT to increase the quantity and quality of services offered. Volunteers provide additional expertise and the opportunity for increased community involvement. You enable WACT to better serve those living, leaving, gaining support or services. You effect change within the organization as individuals and a team.

You area an important link between WACT and the people who make up the communities we serve.

Involvement and opportunities

Volunteering provides many great opportunities to enhance our skills and grow. As a WACT volunteer you will be able to keep up-to-date on the latest information about domestic abuse; meet and socialize with some very interesting people; learn and develop new skills; pursue specific interests; work in a friendly and supportive environment; become involved in artistic and creative activities; participate in events, meetings, and WACT volunteers are a valuable resource. Examples of the broad expertise shared and areas where volunteers could be placed include:

Board/committee members                                                 Records management
Clerical/data entry                                                              policy and procedures
Copy editing/proofing                                                         Database management
Desktop publishing                                                             Filing/indexing/cataloguing
Event planning/ event execution                                        Minute taking
Research

If you would like to volunteer with WACT please contact Francesca at francesca@womanabuse.ca or call 416-944-9242 x224