The John Howard Society of Greater Moncton Inc. is rooted in volunteerism. As a non-profit organization, it was established by volunteers in the early 1950’s, and continues to be managed by a volunteer Board of Directors today. The Society offers a rich variety of opportunities for citizens to become involved in providing agency services on a volunteer basis.
Through volunteering, you will:
- help other people
- make a difference in your community
- learn about the criminal justice system
- gather experience in the social services field
- meet new and interesting people
Opportunities:
- Clerical and reception duties.
- Alternative Measures Committee member. A commitment of 3 hours per month, for at least 2 years, is required.
- Lead and coordinate leisure and recreational activities for youth and adults being served by the agency.
- Share your trade or professional skills with staff or agency clients in on-off activities such as lunch and learns, guest speaker appearances.
Becoming A Volunteer:
If you are interested in helping those who have been involved with the law, or who are at risk to be, let us know by email. Prospective volunteers are interviewed by the Executive Director, and/or Volunteer Coordinator, to determine suitability for John Howard Society of Greater Moncton Inc. work. Following the screening process, volunteers are matched, using skills and interests, to an appropriate placement.
Volunteers are required to attend training sessions, and will be provided with regular feedback from agency staff members.
