Sisters In Canada Wellness Society's volunteer program gives newcomer and immigrant women free mentorship, real Canadian work experience, and the opportunity to become eligible for a professional reference based on their contribution — while you help other women and families in your community thrive.
Who this is for: newcomers, students, recent graduates, experienced professionals, retirees, and community advocates who want to contribute, learn, and grow.
What you'll gain:
We accept a limited number of volunteers each intake — apply today to be considered.
At Sisters In Canada Wellness Society, we believe stronger communities are created when people come together to share their time, knowledge, skills, and experiences.
Our volunteers support programs that help immigrant women and families build confidence, access opportunities, develop meaningful connections, and participate more fully in their communities.
Whether you are a newcomer looking to gain practical Canadian experience, a student developing professional skills, an experienced professional ready to give back, or a community member who wants to make a difference — SICWS offers an opportunity to contribute and grow.
You do not need to know everything before joining. We value people who are committed, dependable, respectful, open to learning, and passionate about supporting others.
A meaningful experience that gives back to you as much as you give to your community.
Support programs and initiatives that empower immigrant women, strengthen families, and build more connected communities.
Learn the tools and develop relevant experience by volunteering with us.
Participate in structured coaching and mentorship sessions designed to support your personal and professional development.
Connect with professionals, community leaders, mentors, program participants, and volunteers who share your values.
Strengthen your communication, leadership, teamwork, planning, research, administrative, creative, and digital skills.
Eligible volunteers may receive references or recommendation letters based on commitment, professionalism, and contribution.
Explore the available opportunities and choose a role that reflects your interests, skills, experience, and availability.
Assist with research, surveys, data collection, program evaluation, information organization, reporting, and impact documentation.
Suitable for: research, data analysis, social sciences, policy creation, and evaluation
Support fundraising activities, grant searches and writing, sponsorship research, donor engagement, community partnerships, and outreach initiatives.
Suitable for: fundraising, grant writing, and partnerships
Help create videos, interviews, event highlights, educational materials, volunteer stories, and visual content.
Suitable for: videographers, photographers, editors, storytellers
Create engaging written and visual materials for campaigns, workshops, newsletters, presentations, and digital platforms.
Suitable for: communications students, graphic designers, writers, and content creators
Support community engagement, public awareness, partnership outreach, participant communication, and event promotion.
Suitable for: public relations professionals, communications specialists, writers, and outreach coordinators
Assist with planning, organizing, promoting, delivering, and evaluating workshops, training sessions, and community events.
Suitable for: event planning, program coordination, facilitation
Support SICWS social platforms by preparing content calendars, creating and publishing posts, and engaging audiences.
Suitable for: social media managers, digital communicators
Provide support with scheduling, document preparation, data entry, record management, and general administration.
Suitable for: dependable, organized, detail-oriented individuals
You may indicate more than one area of interest. Select your preferred and secondary roles in the application form, and we'll help match you.
Previous nonprofit or volunteer experience may be helpful, but it is not required for every role.
Specific skills, schedules, locations, and time commitments may differ by role.
From submitting an application to officially beginning a volunteer role, applicants complete seven stages.
Complete the SICWS Volunteer Application Form and upload your current CV or résumé — your background, interests, and availability help us understand where you'd fit best.
The SICWS team reviews your application to determine whether your background and availability may suit current volunteer opportunities.
Your skills, experience, interests, goals, preferred area of service, and availability are assessed to identify a strong match.
Shortlisted applicants are invited to a screening interview to discuss experience, motivation, and expectations — and to ask their own questions.
Applicants who complete screening are matched with an opportunity based on skills, interests, availability, and organizational needs.
Selected volunteers complete orientation covering SICWS's mission, policies, conduct expectations, tools, and role-specific training.
Volunteers are officially accepted into the program and begin their role — with ongoing supervision, guidance, and support.
SICWS is committed to creating a supportive, respectful, and meaningful volunteer experience.
A clearly defined role and responsibilities
Orientation and role-specific onboarding
Guidance from a designated supervisor or team member
Access to relevant tools, information, and resources
Free structured coaching and mentorship opportunities
Regular communication and constructive feedback
A respectful and inclusive volunteer environment
Recognition for your time and contribution
Complete the SICWS Volunteer Application Form to tell us about your background, skills, interests, and availability. You will also be able to upload your CV or résumé securely as part of your application.
Complete the form below to apply for the Sisters In Canada Wellness Society Volunteer Program. Please provide accurate information and upload your current CV or résumé.
Thank you for applying to volunteer with Sisters In Canada Wellness Society. Your application and CV have been received successfully.
Application reference:
Our team will review your application. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted regarding the next stage.
Please keep your application reference for future communication.
Not necessarily. Requirements vary by role. We also consider transferable skills, interests, reliability, availability, willingness to learn, and commitment to community service.
Yes. Newcomers who want to contribute to their communities, gain practical experience, develop skills, and build professional connections are encouraged to apply.
Yes. Students and recent graduates may apply for opportunities that match their skills, interests, and availability.
Yes. Structured coaching and mentorship opportunities available through the volunteer program are provided at no cost to volunteers.
Work arrangements vary by role. Opportunities may be remote, hybrid, or connected to in-person programs, workshops, meetings, and community activities. The arrangement for a specific role will be explained during the screening and placement process.
Time commitments vary depending on the role and the needs of the program. Applicants should provide accurate information about their availability in the application form.
Yes. You may indicate more than one area of interest. The SICWS team will assess which available opportunity best matches your background and availability.
No. Acceptance depends on suitability, available roles, organizational needs, successful completion of the screening process, and completion of orientation and onboarding.
References and recommendation letters are not automatic. Eligible volunteers may request one after demonstrating consistent participation, professionalism, completion of agreed responsibilities, and meaningful contribution to the organization.
Applications are reviewed by the SICWS team. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted for a screening interview and may proceed to role matching, orientation, onboarding, and final volunteer confirmation.
Your skills, ideas, experience, and willingness to serve can help strengthen programs that support immigrant women and families. Join SICWS and become part of a community where you can contribute, learn, grow, and build meaningful connections.
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