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Volunteer Application Form
Name*
First Name Last Name Phone Number Occupation/Title
Date of Birth
Month
Day
Year
Email
Languages Spoken
- English
- French
- Other
Other Language(s):
Home Address*
Address: Phone Number City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Are you applying on behalf of a business?*
Business Address:*
Address: Phone Number City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offence (with no pardon)?*
- Yes
- No
Type of Application (Volunteer or Student Placement)*
- Volunteer
- Student Placement
Availability:*
- Select All
- Daytime
- Evening
- Weekend
Please let us know when you are available to volunteer. You may select more than one.
VOLUNTEERING AREAS OF INTEREST:*
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- Table Coach/Mentor – Rebound Life Choices Program
- Lead Facilitator (s) – Rebound Life Choices Program
- Table Coach/Mentor - #KYPP Program
- Co-Facilitator - L.O.S.S. Program
- Co-Facilitator - Youth Justice Committee Forum
- Co-Facilitator – Time to L.A.G. Program
- Co-Facilitator - Teen Intervene
- Intake Worker
- Administration/Researcher
- I’m not sure what role is right for me
References
Please provide up to 3 references of past work you have done. Be sure to include Name, Relationship, and contact information.
Reference 1:
Name Relationship Phone Email
Reference 2:
Name Relationship Phone Email
Reference 3:
Name Relationship Phone Email
Screening
Please note that in accordance with YD Policy, all volunteers are required to provide an up to date, satisfactory police security clearance. The cost to obtain a police security clearance is your responsibility. All volunteers (age 18+) are required to complete a Vulnerable Sector Police Records Search. Volunteers are required to complete an Offence Declaration every year.
I understand the screening requirements:*
- Yes
- No
Please read each statement carefully:
• I understand that I am responsible to adhere to the YD Oath of Confidentiality and applicable YD policies and procedures.
• I understand that I am responsible for keeping a record of my hours and signing in/out before and after each of my shifts.
• I understand that while volunteering I need to wear an ID badge which is to be returned at the end of every shift.
• I understand that I am not to transport staff or clients in my vehicle.
• I understand that if I am required to be transported by a staff to a special event or while on
duty I do so at my own risk and with my approval. • I understand the use of cell phones, smoking or inappropriate behaviour during volunteering is prohibited.
• I understand that volunteers may be discharged for unacceptable behaviour(s) including disclosing confidential information, theft, property damage or volunteering under the influence of drugs, alcohol or any other controlled substances.
• I understand YD screens all candidates and not all applicants can be accepted.
• I understand that reliability, maturity and good communication skills are required to proceed with the application process.
• I verify that all of the information included in this document is accurate.
Do you understand and acknowledge the statements above?*
Resume Upload:
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Consent Agreement
By submitting this form you agree to authorize the release of your personal information as noted above to Youth Diversion for the purpose of providing information regarding your application.

Opportunities Explained

Table Coach/Mentor – Rebound Life Choices Program

Table Coaches support youth during programming and also help hand out materials; assist in monitoring discussions and/or coaching participants in breakout groups.

A mentor may share with a mentee information about his or her own career path, as well as provide guidance, motivation, emotional support, and role modeling.

A mentor may help with exploring careers, setting goals, developing contacts, and identifying resources.

Lead Facilitator (s) – Rebound Life Choices Program

Lead Facilitators essentially run program delivery but also help hand out materials; assist in monitoring discussions and/or coaching participants in breakout groups.

Table Coach/Mentor - #KYPP Program

Table Coaches support youth during programming and also help hand out materials; assist in monitoring discussions and/or coaching participants in breakout groups.

A mentor may share with a mentee information about his or her own career path, as well as provide guidance, motivation, emotional
support, and role modeling.

A mentor may help with exploring careers, setting goals, developing contacts, and identifying resources

Co-Facilitator - L.O.S.S. Program

Co-facilitators can help gauge participants’ reactions and notice whether youth understand the material presented.

Co-facilitators can also help hand out materials; assist in monitoring discussions and/or coaching participants in breakout groups.

A mentor may share with a mentee information about his or her own career path, as well as provide guidance, motivation, emotional support, and role modeling.

A mentor may help with exploring careers, setting goals, developing contacts, and identifying resources

Co-Facilitator - Youth Justice Committee Forum

Youth Justice Committee Forums are a one-time mediation session that is comprised of a trained staff, a volunteer, the victim, offender and parents of both parties if desired.

The purpose of this forum is to give the offender an opportunity to repair the harms inflicted upon the victim(s) and address the reasons for the hurt caused.

This process holds the offender accountable for their actions and provides them with the opportunity to witness how their actions have affected others.

Co-Facilitator – Time to L.A.G. Program

Co-facilitators can help gauge participants’ reactions and notice whether youth understand the material presented.

Co-facilitators can also help hand out materials; assist in monitoring discussions and/or coaching participants in breakout groups.

Co-Facilitator - Teen Intervene

Co-facilitators can help gauge participants’ reactions and notice whether youth understand the material presented.

Co-facilitators can also help hand out materials; assist in monitoring discussions and/or coaching participants in breakout groups.

Intake Worker

Intake workers are responsible for conducting risk assessments with new clients and their families.

The information collected is used by staff to assess appropriate interventions for the youth.

Administration/Research Assistant

Administrative duties may include fielding telephone calls, receiving and directing visitors, word processing, creating spreadsheets and presentations, and filing.

Research Assistants conduct YD program reviews, collect and analyze data and prepare materials for submission to granting ministries and foundations.

I’m not sure what role is right for me

That’s OK! Submit your application and we can help you determine which role might be the best fit!

Volunteer Application Form

Volunteer Application Form

References

Screening

Please read each statement carefully:

Resume Upload:

Consent Agreement

Opportunities Explained

Table Coach/Mentor – Rebound Life Choices Program

Lead Facilitator (s) – Rebound Life Choices Program

Table Coach/Mentor - #KYPP Program

Co-Facilitator - L.O.S.S. Program

Co-Facilitator - Youth Justice Committee Forum

Co-Facilitator – Time to L.A.G. Program

Co-Facilitator - Teen Intervene

Intake Worker

Administration/Research Assistant

I’m not sure what role is right for me

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