Volunteer Opportunities

The Community Services Department is accepting applications for Athletic Engagement Facilitators that will assist with drop-in recreation programs at various community centres in the Township. If interested, please contact the Supervisor of Recreation Programming.

The Wilmot Canada Day Task force recruits volunteers to support Wilmot's annual Canada Day event. Find more information about potential duties and the application form on the Canada Day page.

Castle Kilbride National Historic Site invites you to become a volunteer. The museum offers programming to serve both the local community and cultural tourism. We offer a range of educational programming, special events, workshops, and behind the scenes activities

The Council of the Township of Wilmot relies on its advisory and quasi-judicial committees to fill an important role in this community. Help shape Wilmot's future by joining a Township of Wilmot committee.

Would you like to help with swimming lessons or other swim programs at the Aquatic Centre inside at the Wilmot Recreation Complex? We would love to have you!

Please complete the online volunteer application form to get started!

Qualifications

• Ages 14+ (at least a grade 8 graduate) and hold a Swimmer 11 level
• Complete the provided in-water Aquatic Volunteer Orientation Clinic

Swim Lesson Sessions

There are typically 8 to 9 swim lessons in a session. As an Aquatic Centre Volunteer, you must be available for the entire swim lesson session that you are assisting with. This is to ensure consistency with program participants, creating a better bond with them and playing a key role in their success.

Of course, we understand that illnesses or last-minute conflicts may occur, so please ensure you call the contact the facility in advance.

Training

All Township of Wilmot, Aquatic Division volunteers will be required to attend provided yearly volunteer orientation training. Once you’ve been accepted as a volunteer, training information will be provided to you.

Wilmot's Youth Action Council (YAC) is a group of local youth volunteers, ages 14 to 19, who volunteer in a variety of capacities within the community. The YAC offers a chance for youth to be involved in their community while learning and develop their leadership skills. This is also a wonderful opportunity for youth to provide input into youth programs.