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Canadian National Institute for the Blind

Canadian National Institute for the Blind

CNIB is a charity that provides support, knowledge and voice to empower Canadians, who are blind or partially sighted, to have the confidence, independence and support they need to see beyond vision loss and participate fully in life. Also, CNIB also strives to promote vision health through education to eliminate avoidable sight loss.

Volunteer: Experience te rewards of giving back to your community

CNIB has always been an organization of people helping people, and nowhere is that more evident than in the incredible work of our volunteers. They're truly the heart and soul of our organization, and they do everything from producing accessible library materials, to coordinating CNIB events, to working with people who are blind or partially sighted right in their own homes and communities.

To become a part of our passionate volunteer team today, drop me a line at david.wallis@cnib.ca or give me a call at 905-528-8555 ext 5304 and I'll give you all the information you need to get started. For more information, visit cnib.ca/volunteer.

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Canadian National Institute for the Blind
1929 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, ON M4G3E8

Canadian National Institute for the Blind url http://cnib.ca/

Canadian National Institute for the Blind Phone Number 800-563-2642

Canadian National Institute for the Blind Email address info@cnib.ca



Volunteer Information for Canadian National Institute for the Blind

What services does your organization provide?
We provide services through Rehabilitation and Support, through our CNIB Library: a library for those unable to read regular print, through Helpful Products and Assistive Technologies, through Accessibility Expertise, and through CNIB in Your Community.


Do you have any age requirements?
14. However, if you work with clients, or client information, you must be at least 19.


Do you require language proficiency other than in English?
No.


What time commitment(s) are you expecting from a volunteer?
Volunteer positions can be short term, a regular weekly or monthly commitment for a minimum of six months, during evenings and weekends or can be flexible.


Are there any other requirements for being a volunteer?
You must fill out an application form and then go to an interview, orientation, and/or training and may be asked for references, and/or a Police Record Check depending on the position.


What type of volunteer positions are typically available?
Type of Positions in:

  • Direct support to people with vision loss
  • Fundraising/special events
  • Agency/administrative support
  • Public Education
  • Leadership/committee

Is there any training provided for volunteers?
Volunteers must complete AODA training and it can be completed online anytime. Your local Coordinator will give you a signature form to confirm you've completed the training.


How will a person benefit from volunteering with Canadian National Institute for the Blind?

  • Become involved in the community for a good cause and bring change and inspire others.
  • Work and form relationships with other amazing people including clients, staff and other volunteers.
  • Improve your communication and people skills.

Do you accept high school students?
Yes.




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