Epilepsy South Eastern Ontario

Youth Program Volunteer

Epilepsy South Eastern Ontario - 993 Princess Street, Unit 14, Suite 1430, Kingston, ON

Starts Feb 1st 2025     3-6hrs / month

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Epilepsy South Eastern Ontario

Epilepsy South Eastern Ontario

Health/Healthcare - Kingston, ON
Member For 1 year
Recruiting
Phone613-542-6222
Alt Phone
Email admin@epilepsyresource.org
Website http://www.epilepsyresource.org
Address993 Princess Street, Unit 14, Suite 1430, Kingston, ON
Do you accept secondary/high school student volunteers? Yes
Do you/would you consider accepting post-secondary student placements? Yes

Youth Program Volunteer

Epilepsy South Eastern Ontario
Children & Youth
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Epilepsy Southeastern Ontario is a non-profit organization in Kingston, Ontario, dedicated to improving the quality of life for those living with epilepsy or seizure disorders through support, education, and other resources. We aim to create youth specific programming for 2025 to support local children and youth diagnosed with epilepsy and seizure disorders. The goal is to create a space of shared experience for youth to meet other children with epilepsy, participating in fun, engaging educative activities, and programing. Bringing this to fruition will require the support of 2-3 volunteers to ensure the safety and well-being of youth in attendance. We support youth from 0-17 years of age.

  • Kingston, ON
  • Starts Feb 1st 2025
  • 3-6hrs / month
  • 3 Spots Available of 3
  • Suitable For: All Ages
Youth Program Volunteer

Dates and Times

average 5 hours per month

Required Qualifications

Experience working with youth.

Position Responsibilities

Responsibilities will include: - Ensuring children are supervised and monitored at all times, from drop off to pick up - Set up / clean up of activities and programming - Engaging safely and positively in activities to promote engagement among youth - Other duties as required by the child and youth service coordinator

Volunteer Benefits

Volunteers can hope to gain experience working with vulnerable populations, specifically youth diagnosed with epilepsy and seizure disorders. Volunteers will also learn programming strategies for youth and gain experience engaging with youth in fun, interactive ways promoting education and overall wellbeing.