Fitness, recreation, and volunteer opportunities

• activity leader
• children’s camps
• aquatics
• information desk
• leisure buddy
• program assistance
• hospitality
• kitchen
• special projects and events
• placement/co-op student/intern
• arts and culture

General requirements

• volunteers must be at least 14 years of age
• a Police Vulnerable Sector Check is required for volunteers working with participants under 18 years of age
• completion of a volunteer application form, interview, and orientation session

Volunteer interview and orientation sessions

Interview sessions are held before orientation is complete, ensuring your volunteer goals and our expectations are similar. Interviews are usually completed the same week as orientation.

Mandatory orientation sessions are held once a month, educating volunteers about the City’s policies and procedures.

Activity leaders are needed for these drop-in programs:

• table tennis — senior
• table tennis — intergenerational
• pickleball
• badminton
• chess

Activity leaders responsibilities

• Ensuring participants are registered for the intended program.
• Recording attendance and verifying the participant list is up-to-date.
• Ensuring program equipment is in good, clean condition.
• Requesting program supplies from the applicable coordinator.
• Addressing all program concerns (code of conduct, supplies/equipment, general issues) with the applicable coordinator.
• Logging V.I.P. hours through the record of hours sheet.

Our diverse team of fitness and recreation instructors at the Welland Community Centre is dedicated to enhancing the lives of our community members through fitness, recreation, and the arts. Whether it's high-energy cardio workouts, calming yoga sessions, engaging aquatics classes, or specialized programs for seniors, instructors lead engaging classes tailored to the diverse needs of our community. Our instructors play a crucial role in promoting health and well-being for all ages and fitness levels.