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     an image of three people sitting around a table Volunteers
A Volunteer is an individual who works to help others but doesn't get paid.
 
Some of the most common reasons why people choose to volunteer are:
  • to gain work experience and learn new skills
  • to meet new people
  • to improve their English-speaking skills
  • to help build their self esteem; and
  • because they like helping others.

CILT's Volunteer Program offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to a diverse group of individuals including:

  • people with disabilities
  • newcomers to Canada; and
  • people from various cultural backgrounds.

Some of our volunteer opportunities include:

  • assisting with mass mailings
  • photocopying
  • assembling information packages; and
    filing.

Please note:  CILT volunteers provide clerical support to “in-house” staff ONLY. Our volunteers do not provide volunteer support within the community. If you require personal volunteer support, please contact the Volunteer Centre of Toronto at (416) 961 6888.

CILT is currently not accepting any new volunteers, however, if you would like apply for a future position to assist staff with administrative tasks, including mailings, photocopying and assembling information packages, you may submit your resume to peers@cilt.ca and we will keep it on file.

If you are interested in volunteering at CILT or would like more information about our Volunteer Program, please call 416-599-2458 or email us at peers@cilt.ca.