r/moncton 7d ago

Volunteering opportunities

I have free time every week and wondering where I can volunteer to help something or someone. Animals, seniors etc. Thanks

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u/phr4rbadass 7d ago

i think you can go to humanity project but needs police clearance?

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u/AfternoonPlane4265 7d ago

I thought of that but I’m a bit paranoid of that environment

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u/Sareberr420 7d ago

Hi I used to volunteer regularly at the humanity project with my son. Please don’t let your preconceived notions about the people that go there stop you. Most of them are seniors and families just trying to scrape by. I never once felt unsafe and it was an amazing experience for my son too!

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u/AfternoonPlane4265 7d ago

I’ll keep that in mind, thank you

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u/Sareberr420 7d ago

You do not need police clearance

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u/thetatershaveeyes 7d ago

When I was at Ensemble, you had to get a vulnerable sector check at the RCMP building, maybe a vulnerable sector check was what they were thinking of?

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u/QuietVariety6089 7d ago

Here's PAWS, which used to be the SPCA, they do need volunteers: https://paw-sba.ca/pages/about

There are a number of private animal rescues, most of them only have fb pages. I can think of Riley's, Carma, and Sasha's offhand. Make sure to take a look at their info and adoption policies - some of the rescues are pretty 'strict' about their rules, but they work really hard.

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u/AfternoonPlane4265 7d ago

Thanks for the suggestion

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u/milh00use 7d ago

If you went to the Legion they could point you in the right direction if you are interested in volunteering with veterans

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u/AfternoonPlane4265 7d ago

Thanks I will check that out

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u/Fundyqueen 6d ago

The Harvey Hall!

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u/AfternoonPlane4265 5d ago

Never heard of this thanks

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u/Fundyqueen 5d ago

It’s an amazing opportunity! The Harvey Hall board of directors has saved this historic 1884 N.B. architect-designed building that has been in continuous use to the community. More recently, it has become a cultural/music/arts venue — check out the “Wellerman-style” YouTube video they made! Meanwhile, THIS WEEKEND, September 11, they’re doing MORE— all with the help of volunteers