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We believe it is important for a volunteer to know what rights they are owed and what their organization expects from them. We have summarized these two categories below in order to make the relationship between volunteer and organization as clear as possible.
Volunteer Rights
Volunteers will:
- Be carefully screened and placed in a position that is a good fit
- Receive training for the position and for health and safety
- Receive ongoing support and supervision
- Be given feedback on their work, while also having an opportunity to give feedback to the Mission
- Be recognized and appreciated both formally and informally
- Have individual needs respected
Volunteer Responsibilities
Volunteers must:
- Affirm and encourage clients positively, and avoid discrimination
- Treat all clients with respect and dignity, and choose actions that could not cause harm of any kind
- Avoid any kind of relationships with clients outside of the program
- Maintain confidentiality regarding the Mission and our clients
- Abstain from the use of alcohol or illegal drugs while representing Mission Services
- Never share personal information such as home address with clients
- Notify their supervisor if they cannot fulfill their commitment
- Follow health and safety guidelines
- Respect, though not necessarily share, the Christian identity and purpose of Mission Services
Click here to fill out an online volunteer application. If you are unable to access the application online or if you prefer to complete a handwritten version, click here to download a printable copy. Mail to: Mission Services Volunteer Administrator at Box 368, Hamilton, ON, L8L 7W2.
Mission Servies Opportunity Centres has received positive feedback from the community regarding our decision to commission a report from the Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton on Homeless Women in Hamilton
Not to Be Forgotten: Homeless Women in Hamilton is accessible HERE.
I encourage you to read the report and share it with your friends. Any comments or observations about the report are appreciated.






