Get Connected Volunteers who volunteer with the Richmond RCMP and the City of Richmond help us meet our service delivery commitments while increasing our reach into the community that we serve. Our volunteers conduct a wide variety of crime prevention and community engagement activities on behalf of the Richmond RCMP detachment. The work volunteers perform strengthens our community and contributes towards our goal of keeping Richmond safe and vibrant.An RCMP volunteer:· works collaboratively with the RCMP· is officially screened into the RCMP, including mandatory security clearances· is oriented to the RCMP mission, vision and values· receives training necessary to carry out the activities associated with their positionWhy Volunteer?· Give back to the community· Connect with police· Meet new friends· Take on new challenges· Gain experience· Have Fun!Diverse Opportunities· Community Events· Information Sessions· Home and Business Outreach· Lock Out Auto Crime· Speed Watch· Stolen Auto Recovery· Cell Watch· Foot Patrols· Bike Patrols· and many more .Do You Have What it Takes?· Are you a Canadian citizen or permanent resident with 5 years residency in Canada?· Are you a resident of Richmond?· Are you 18 years of age or older?· Are you able to obtain and maintain an RCMP security clearance?· Do you possess good oral and written communication skills?· Are you able to meet the physical requirements of the desired program?Commitments· One-year commitment to the program· Contribute eight hours per month· Complete basic initial training and participate in on-going training· Be placed on a six-month probation period after basic training.Note: Volunteer applications require a criminal record, reliability and vulnerable sector checks, the completion of a secondary application, and a suitability interview.
Minimum age: 18
Get Connected Volunteers who volunteer with the Richmond RCMP and the City of Richmond help us meet our service delivery commitments while increasing our reach into the community that we serve. Our volunteers conduct a wide variety of crime prevention and community engagement activities on behalf of the Richmond RCMP detachment. The work volunteers perform strengthens our community and contributes towards our goal of keeping Richmond safe and vibrant.An RCMP volunteer:· works collaboratively with the RCMP· is officially screened into the RCMP, including mandatory security clearances· is oriented to the RCMP mission, vision and values· receives training necessary to carry out the activities associated with their positionWhy Volunteer?· Give back to the community· Connect with police· Meet new friends· Take on new challenges· Gain experience· Have Fun!Diverse Opportunities· Community Events· Information Sessions· Home and Business Outreach· Lock Out Auto Crime· Speed Watch· Stolen Auto Recovery· Cell Watch· Foot Patrols· Bike Patrols· and many more .Do You Have What it Takes?· Are you a Canadian citizen or permanent resident?· Are you a resident of Richmond?· Are you 16 years of age or older?· Are you able to obtain and maintain an RCMP security clearance?· Do you possess good oral and written communication skills?· Are you able to meet the physical requirements of the desired program?Commitments· One-year commitment to the program· Contribute eight hours per month· Complete basic initial training and participate in on-going training· Be placed on a six-month probation period after basic training.Note: Volunteer applications require a criminal record, reliability and vulnerable sector checks, the completion of a secondary application, and a suitability interview. Consent Form and Waiver of Liability for Volunteers Under 19 Years of Age will also be required
Minimum age: 16
🐦🦅🦉🦆🔭🐦🦅🦉🦆🔭The Richmond Nature Park is joining the North American Bird Feeder Program, Project Feeder Watch, to survey birds that visit our community.From November to April, volunteers will record the species they observe.For more information on Project Feeder Watch, visit https://feederwatch.org/about/project-overview/We are looking for volunteers who have an interest in bird watching to monitor and record the variety of species found at the outdoor bird feeding station at the Nature Park. (birding experience not required!)When: 4 "watch days" a month. One hour minimum on each day.The bird tracking season is from the first weekend of November to the last weeken of April.Volunteers will have the flexibility to choose which weekend dates (Saturdays and Sundays Only) they are available for.Training/Orientation: Volunteers must attend a mandatory training session. Upon completion of training volunteers will be sent instructions on how to sign up for shifts. Available training dates are listed in the "Schedule Shifts'' area below.Volunteers 15 years old and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.***This posting is for new volunteers who are signing up for the mandatory training to volunteer for project feeder watch. ****Please sign up for ONE training session**If you are a past Project Feeder Watch volunteer who has received training in the past 2 years, please email naturepark@richmond.ca.Interested Volunteers, please sign-up for a training shift below through your icanhelp acocunt. Please create an iCanhelp account if you do not have one already. For questions please email the Richmond Nature Park at naturepark@richmond.ca🐦🦅🦉🦆🔭🐦🦅🦉🦆🔭
Additional info: This opportunity is outdoors. Please dress for the weather.
Minimum age: 15
As an Aquatics Volunteer you will be involved in community activities such as:-Assisting in swim lessons, including our adapted program to support those with cognitive or physical limitations-Shadow guarding with experienced Instructor/Lifeguards-Staff in-service training sessions (e.g., acting as a victim in an emergency simulation)-Hosting birthday parties-Planning and/or implementing special eventsThese type of experiences is a great way to develop your interpersonal, organizational and leadership skills.Volunteer Requirements:-15 years or older-Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross -Swim for Life Instructor-Attendance at a Volunteer Orientation Session*Qualified volunteers will be contacted for their certificates and a criminal record clearance will be required. Preference will be given to volunteers who have Swim for Life Instructor and National Lifeguard certificates.*Successful candidates will be invited to attend an orientation to learn about the responsibilities and standards for Richmond Aquatics Volunteers.Where can you volunteer?You can volunteer at any of the City of Richmond Aquatic facilities:-Watermania 14300 Entertainment Blvd, Richmond, BC V6W 1K3-Minoru Centre for Active Living7191 Granville Ave, Richmond, BC V6Y 1N9-South Arm Outdoor Pool (Seasonal)10100 S Arm Pl, Richmond, BC V7A 2E1-Steveston Outdoor Pool (Seasonal)4151 Moncton St, Richmond, BC V7E 3A8NOTE: When applying, please ensure you enter your credentials into the second half of the online application form (please disregard the "Stop" prompt.)
- Create and implement developmentally appropriate practice plans incorporating skills and concepts of basketball. - Supervision and care for children, ensuring a safe environment. - Communicate with parents, participants and staff - Increase physical literacy through the implementation of fundamental movement skills. - Ability to break down sport-specific skills and fundamentals for a variety of abilities.
Grade 4/5 and 6/7 (Co-ed)
Games on Saturdays (October 19th- Mar 1st)
Games will be on Saturday mornings
*Grade 4/5 Practices are on Tuesday evenings for 1 hour
*Grade 6/7 Practices are on Wednesday evenings for 1 hour
You may choose between the two age groups.
Games are for 1 hour on Saturday Morning
Games and practices are held at various elementary and secondary schools in the city
*Requested minimum time is 2 hours per week
*There will be a 3-week break over December Holidays
*Criminal Record Check required
Richmond Youth Basketball League provides training opportunities and material for coaches throughout the entire season.
Please contact us at JDhillon@richmond.ca to get involved!
Additional info: Police Information Check required.
- Keep score for Richmond Youth Bsketball games. - Communicate with game officials and coaches during game. Training will be provided.League will run on Saturday starting October 19th- Mar 1st. Grade 4/5: 1030am-1130amGrade 6/7: 1130am-130pm*You may choose between the two age groups.Location: TBAFor more information: Please contact JDhillon@Richmond.ca
Additional info: - Good communication skills - Enjoys working with children and youth - Friendly and has positive attitude - Takes initiative and can work independently and interdependently
Minimum age: 14
OverviewWalk Richmond is a free guided walking program managed by Richmond Fitness and Wellness Association (RFWA) in partnership with the City of Richmond. This is a free program of scheduled walks led by a RFWA Walk Leader and trained volunteers. Each walk explores one of the many different trails, paths and parks throughout Richmond. The main goal is to make it easy for people of all ages, fitness levels and abilities to take part in an activity that promotes their health and well beingRole of the Walk Volunteer The role of a Walk Volunteer is to share their love of walking and to facilitate and guide the participants along the local walking routes. Many of the participants will look to the Walk Leader for guidance and support. The Walk Volunteer is someone who is:· passionate about walking · familiar with Richmond and the Walk Richmond routes· friendly, enthusiastic and welcoming· able to clearly communicate and give clear instructions· reliable and punctual· able to keep a group together and motivated· able to support varying levels of walkers Duties and ResponsibilitiesBefore the Walk· familiarize yourself with the walk route, how to get there, parking, etc· contact the Walk Leader to confirm attendance via email 24 hrs in advance On the Day of the Walk:· check the weather forecast and dress appropriately· arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled walk· check in with the RFWA Walk Leader about any special instructions or precautions for the walk· welcome all walkers and identify newcomers to the Walk Leader· ensure all participants have signed the sign-in sheet· confirm that all walkers feel confident about the walk before setting off· communicate any concerns to the Walk Leader· be prepared to be assigned as the lead, middle or end (sweeper) positions· walk at a measured pace that suits the individuals you are leading· communicate any issues or suggestion to the Walk Leader after the walkScheduling and Availability· required commitment is a minimum of one walk per month on average Orientation 1. registration with City volunteer website "I can help" 2. Police Information Check (free to volunteers) 3. training session with Walk Richmond Coordinator: a. Overview of Walk Richmond Program b. Expected duties c. Safe walking tips d. First aide and emergency procedures
