By volunteering at St. Albert FRC you become part of a vibrant team of supportive people working together to make a difference for families in our community. Over 200 dedicated volunteers are actively involved in a variety of positions within our organization. Each year these outstanding volunteers contribute over 2000 hours of service. For more information about volunteering, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at 780-459-7377 or click here to fill in an on-line application form. Young Parent Group Volunteer The goal of our Young Parent Group is to provide a safe and nurturing environment for young families who receive developmentally appropriate education, guidance, and support. We believe children are born ready to learn. Children learn most from the people they love, and parents are their children’s first and most important teachers. The group meets the first and third Thursday of every month from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm. A Young Parent Group Volunteer is an adult with experience in parenting and/ or child care who has the time and desire to support young families. Our volunteers provide support to parents with regards to: parenting, child development and healthy relationships. The volunteers are sensitive, understanding, compassionate, flexible, dependable and non-judgmental. Responsibilities:
Lane Ganong Volunteer Coordinator Phone: 780-459-7377 Email: recpt@stalbertfrc.ca Board of Directors The Board of Directors is the legal authority for St. Albert Family Resource Centre. As a member of the Board, a Director acts in a position of trust for the community and is responsible for the effective governance of the centre. The board sets the future of the centre by developing framework policy and strategic direction together with the Executive Director. The Board operates with a minimum of five and maximum of eleven elected members and may meet monthly or a minimum of 6 times per year as per the centre’s by-laws. Board members are asked to sit on at least one committee or participate in a special project. Depending on a specific committee’s agenda, the average time will vary and can amount to approximately five hours per month. Requirements of Board Members include:
Prospective board members need to provide their name, address and telephone number to our Volunteer Coordinator who will contact them for a preliminary interview. Successful applicants will be forwarded to the nominating committee. Upon election, new board members will have the opportunity to obtain orientation and training which will provide a more in-depth look at the role of a board member and our centre as a whole. For more information please contact: Lane Ganong Volunteer Coordinator Phone: 780-459-7377 Email: recpt@stalbertfrc.ca |
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