Hemophilia Saskatchewan (HSK) is a non-profit organization which aims to improve the health and quality of life of all people with inherited bleeding disorders and, ultimately, to find a cure. HSK offers education, advocacy for care, treatment, and research, and support to all people with inherited bleeding disorders. We are seeking a dedicated and organized individual with a passion for our mission to join our Board of Directors to oversee our Social Media presence. This is a vital volunteer role, responsible for overseeing the social presence and networking of our organization. Applicants do not need to have a bleeding disorder to be on the board.

Role and Responsibilities:
The Social Media Strategist will develop and implement strategic communications to boost organizational awareness, member engagement, and event promotion of the organization, including:
Strategy Development: Create, implement, and manage an ongoing social media strategy that aligns with board goals.
Content Creation & Scheduling: Plan, produce, and curate engaging, relevant content (text, photo, video) for platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and tri-annual newsletter and annual bulletin.
Community Management: Monitor mentions, respond to messages and comments promptly, and engage with followers to build a strong community.
Analytics & Reporting: Track key performance metrics (reach, engagement) to produce regular reports.
Event Promotion: Create digital campaigns to promote events, and cover events live to maximize visibility.
Collaboration: Work with other board members to support marketing, fundraising, or membership initiatives.

The Saskatchewan Marathon is the largest marathon in Saskatchewan and one of Canada’s longest running. It’s also an incredibly fun and inspiring event. Join us along the course or at the finish line to help handing out water, snacks and encouragement.

Register HERE: https://raceroster.com/events/2026/113674/volunteer-sask-marathon-2026

Do you like to drive? Do you enjoy helping others? We need you!

Imagine being told you have cancer, and that you need to travel each day to receive life-saving treatment but you have no way to get there.

That’s where the Canadian Cancer Society’s Wheels of Hope comes in – a program that offers a ride for people with cancer who need help getting to and from their treatment appointments.

We need volunteer drivers from Saskatoon. The program operates Monday to Friday during the day. A mileage reimbursement is offered. If you have a 2 or 3 weekdays to spare per month, please consider signing up for Wheels of Hope!

The Royal City Soccer Club (RCSC) is a non-profit community organization founded in 1993. For over 33 years, we have offered a fun and engaging summer soccer day camp experience for more than 300,000 children aged 5 to 13 across Canada. We are proud to be Canada’s #1 grassroots soccer camp, running in over 100 locations across seven provinces (Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia). Our success is built on the enthusiasm and dedication of our amazing volunteers and staff who help make each summer unforgettable. Our 2026 camps run Monday to Friday, from June 29 to September 4, 2026 (excluding July 1 and August 3).

About the position: As a Camp Volunteer, you’ll play a key role in creating a safe, active, and positive camp environment. Volunteers can select from the following session options:
• Morning session: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (15 hours/week)
• Afternoon session: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. (15 hours/week)
• Full-day session: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (35 hours/week)
Volunteers may assist with a variety of tasks, including:
• Supporting staff in coaching and supervising children
• Helping organize and maintain soccer equipment
• Assisting with setup, cleanup, and general camp operations
• Ensuring a safe, clean, and inclusive environment for all campers
• Encouraging teamwork, sportsmanship, and fun

Work with adult participants to identify current skills and work together to enhance those skills by supporting them with tools, resources, and encouragement. Coaches meet one-on-one with their learner either in-person at a public location (i.e. public library), or virtually (i.e. Zoom). The weekly schedule determined by what is convenient for the learner and coach-we find a time that fits your schedule! Coaches are provided with comprehensive literacy training and are given templates and materials that you can use when planning sessions with your learners. Once your training is complete, you will be matches with a learner according to their needs and your areas of expertise and availability. We will introduce you to your learner and start you off with a detailed Learning Plan that has been prepared for the learner and provide you with some suggestions and resources to get you started. You will then plan weekly sessions based on the Learning Plan, strategies shared in the training, and materials relevant to the learners’ interests and skill level. Foundations’ staff are also here to support you in all aspects of your coaching role. Our program is learner-centred and strength-based, so there is no set curriculum – what you work on is based on your learners’ goals. Learners join our program for a variety of reasons such as improving their literacy skills in reading and writing, passing the written portion of a Driver’s exam, or earning their GED/CAEC. We always welcome feedback or questions from our volunteers and learners. Foundations Coordinators will be in regular contact with you to offer support and suggestions and gather feedback. We are learning and growing together!

We are looking for volunteers to support with our Dress Program, Glass Slipper Event, General Support, and Social Media.
Dress Program:
Supporting with Graduates Dress fitting appointments, mending of dresses, etc.
Glass Slipper:
Looking to build a committee to support with this event. The event is in April 2026, and will require a committee to help pull it all together, from sending out donation requests, to helping plan logistics, and everything in between!
General:
Able to volunteer as needed, for other events that happen throughout the year.
Social Media:
Supporting with content creation.

We are looking for volunteer Reading Guides to provide one-to-one support to elementary school students in grades 2-4 who are reading below grade level. Volunteer Reading Guides follow a structured program to help students improve their reading skills in comprehension, rate, sounding out, and fluency. We offer 4 program terms: fall (October-December), winter (January-March), spring (April-June), and summer (July-August).

Our Spark program is a school-based program, and reading sessions are 30 minutes per student, twice a week, for eight weeks (16 sessions in total) during the school day. Sessions are scheduled according to your availability and the school’s availability, and you are matched with a school/student who has similar availability. All volunteer Reading Guides will be provided with a mandatory 3.5-hour training where we will discuss how the program works, effective reading strategies, qualities of a good reader, and session planning.

SaskAbilities welcomes you to join us as a volunteer in our Quality of Life Program!

Quality of Life provides adults experiencing an intellectual disability the opportunity to take part in fun and enjoyable activities year round with a group of their peers! Programming is both community-based and centre-based and encompasses a wide range of activities focusing on recreation, health, life skills, volunteerism and so much more!

Volunteers play an important role in fostering inclusion, confidence, and life skills through shared joyful experiences.

Working with our Quality of life team, volunteer responsibilities include:
• Assisting participants with various social, leisure, and recreational activities
• Promoting safety and encouraging independence
• Supporting a positive, social, and engaging group environment
• Helping with activity setup and cleanup as needed

Program Hours:

Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm (Year Round). We are closed on STAT holidays.

Program Locations:

Quality of Life has four (4) program locations in Saskatoon (Buena Vista, Holiday Park, Stonebridge, and Sutherland neighbourhoods) and one (1) program location in Warman, SK. You can choose the program location that works best for you!

Time Commitment:

Flexible scheduling with no minimum hours required. Volunteers are welcome to join on days that fit their availability.

Important Notes:
• Transportation to and from the program location is the responsibility of the volunteer.
• Transportation for community-based outings may be provided by SaskAbilities.
• You will receive an Orientation in advance of volunteering!
• You will be provided paperwork to review, complete and submit in advance of your orientation and volunteer commencement.

Please Contact:

Erin Lindsay BA, BSW (she/her)
Program Senior Supervisor
Email: elindsay@saskabilities.ca
Phone: 306-664-7236

SaskAbilities welcomes you to join us as a volunteer in our SLYP-Out Program!

SLYP-Out provides youth experiencing disability the opportunity to gain new experiences, make new friends, learn new skills, and enjoy safe and accessible activities during the school year! Volunteers play an important role in fostering inclusion, confidence, and life skills through joyful shared experiences.

Working with our SLYP-Out Coordinators, volunteer responsibilities include:
• Assisting participants with leisure and recreation activities
• Promoting safety and encouraging independence
• Supporting a positive, social, and engaging group environment
• Helping with setup and cleanup as needed

Program Hours:

SLYP-Out runs on Thursday and Friday Evenings from 6:00pm to 8:00pm (October to April). We are closed on all STAT holidays.

Time Commitment:

Flexible scheduling with no minimum hours required. Volunteers are welcome to join sessions that fit their availability.

Important Notes:
• Transportation is the responsibility of the volunteer.
• You will receive an Orientation in advance of volunteering!
• You will be provided paperwork to review, complete and submit in advance of your orientation and volunteer commencement.

Please Contact:

Erin Lindsay BA, BSW (she/her)
Program Senior Supervisor
Email: elindsay@saskabilities.ca
Phone: 306-664-7236

SaskAbilities welcomes you to join us as a volunteer in our Recipe for Success Program!

Recipe for Success supports adults experiencing disabilities in learning and enjoying the art of cooking. The program combines fun, hands-on cooking classes and food-based activities with take-home recipes, easy-to-understand nutrition information, group exercise, and shared meals.

Volunteers play an important role in fostering inclusion, confidence, and life skills through shared cooking experiences.

Working with our Recipe for Success Coordinator, volunteer responsibilities include:
• Assisting participants with meal preparation and basic cooking tasks
• Promoting kitchen safety and encouraging independence
• Supporting a positive, social, and engaging group environment
• Helping with setup and cleanup as needed

Program Hours:

Recipe for Success runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3:30pm to 6:30pm (October to September).

Time Commitment:

Flexible scheduling with no minimum hours required. Volunteers are welcome to join sessions that fit their availability.

Important Notes:
Transportation is the responsibility of the volunteer.
You will receive an Orientation in advance of volunteering!
You will be provided paperwork to review, complete and submit in advance of your orientation and volunteer commencement.

Please Contact:

Erin Lindsay BA, BSW (she/her)
Program Senior Supervisor
Email: elindsay@saskabilities.ca
Phone: 306-664-7236