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Please note: At this time, onboarding of new volunteers is on hold. While we are not processing new volunteer applications, you are welcome to submit an online application and we will notify you when onboarding begins again. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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Baycrest volunteers truly make a difference in the lives of our clients and impact almost every area of our organization. Here are a few examples of some of the programs in which volunteers have been involved.
Eating Assistance
Be a volunteer at mealtime, assist a client with eating or act as a dining room greeter. Eating assistance volunteers receive specialized training in the latest eating assistance techniques
Friendly visitors
Spend time one to one with hospital patients or residents in our long-term care home. Your friendly face and kind interaction will make a big difference! Activities may include telling stories, reminiscing, playing games, or admiring the artwork around Baycrest
Musicians
If you play an instrument or love singing, this is a great volunteer opportunity for you. Baycrest clients love music and will benefit immensely from your talent
Library Assistant
The Anne and Louis Pritzker Wellness Library is a free lending library at Baycrest. Library Assistants will visit clients rooms to offer books from the library cart and promote library services
Program Escort
Escort clients to and from different programs and socialize with them. Volunteers may assist with the program set-up, help clients find their seats, and help keep the aisles clear
Job Shadowing
This one-time learning opportunity is available to registered Baycrest Youth Volunteers over the Summer.
It offers high school and undergraduate university students a one-time session to speak with a healthcare professional about their role and/or observe their daily work environment, tasks, and responsibilities.
Job shadowing opportunities may include:
Neuroimaging
Nursing
Occupational therapy
Palliative care
Physicians
Physiotherapy
Postdoctoral Fellow
Psychiatry
Rehabilitation
Research Ethics Board