Support those with physical, cognitive or cultural barriers. Assist children, adults and seniors in aquatic programs, including lessons and aqua fitness.

Volunteers must be at least 14 years old, and attend a volunteer orientation program, which you can find and register for online.

Help children, adults and seniors in aquatic programs including lessons and aqua fitness. This is a great stepping stone into becoming a lifeguard.

Volunteers need to be at least 14 years old. Bronze Cross or equivalent required.

Check out the volunteer training programs in the Leisure Guide.

If you are a West Vancouver resident and would like to serve on a board, committee or working group, submit your application.

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Camps take place in the summer, and during spring and winter break. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old, and a minimum of two years older than the campers they are working with.

All volunteers must complete the general orientation and a game training module is recommended. Check out training in the Leisure Guide.

The Ferry Building Gallery is closed for restoration until spring 2022. Read more.

West Vancouver Fire & Rescue is looking for volunteers! As a FireSmart community, you and your neighbours will gain knowledge and skills to help prevent wildfires. Volunteers are needed in each of the seven FireSmart neighbourhood zones.

For more information on volunteering, please contact:

Assistant Chief Garrith Michael

604-921-3570
Email

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Wildfire Preparedness

Help children, youth and adults in various programs including arts and crafts, sports, drop-ins and/or fitness programs. This community centre by Horseshoe Bay also has a volunteer-built community garden.

Check out the volunteer training programs in the Leisure Guide.

This lively festival on the waterfront every summer features art, music, food, and wine. Apply to volunteer online at harmonyarts.ca.

Love being on the ice? Sign up to be a skating program assistant, or help at events in the arena. Must complete ice skating module, as well as general volunteer orientation.

Check out training in the Leisure Guide.

Visit the West Vancouver Memorial Library’s website for volunteer opportunities.

Volunteer Opportunities

North Shore Emergency Management (NSEM) offers volunteer opportunities to support the citizens and communities of the North Shore in their times of greatest need.

Opportunities range from emergency planning and response support to public education and community outreach.

North Shore Emergency Management

Want to make a difference in our environment? Help restore parks and remove invasive plants.

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Stay healthy, stay young, make new friends, try something new, and connect with others. 

For more information, please contact:

Sylvia Lung, Volunteer Services Coordinator

604-925-7288

Snow Angels offer voluntary assistance to residents with mobility challenges by clearing snow from paths and sidewalks in front of their homes. Sign up to be a Snow Angel and you will be assigned to a resident in your area for the winter season.

Snow Angels

The West Vancouver Art Museum facilitates the preservation of cultural and artistic resources with programs and exhibitions.

All volunteers should take the general orientation first prior to inquiring about volunteering with the art museum.

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Help children, youth, and adults in general recreational programs including arts and crafts, sports, drop-ins, and/or fitness.

Check out the volunteer training programs in the Leisure Guide.

A Police Information Check (PIC) is obtained from your local police department. It can take up to three weeks to obtain one. It is not required for all volunteer placements. There are categories of volunteer roles that determine if one is required. In some cases different procedures apply; please contact the Volunteer Coordinator before obtaining a Police Information Check.