Become a Volunteer.
Make someone’s day brighter. Gain experience working with older adults in a social setting.
Earn valuable volunteer hours. Help advance PSL’s mission.
All Peel Senior Link volunteers must provide proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 through documentation. You will be required to follow all Peel Senior Link COVID-19 policies and protocols while you are an active volunteer.
Volunteer-supported Seniors’ Active Living programs engage seniors in social and recreational activities that help elevate their sense of community belonging, health, and wellbeing.
Whether you volunteer to gain valuable experience interacting with seniors, to spend time supporting a good cause, or simply to brighten someone’s day, your involvement will lead to improved overall outcomes for our participants.
Benefits of Volunteering with PSL
We want volunteering with Peel Senior Link to be a positive experience for you. Some of the benefits of volunteering will include:
- Gaining valuable experience interacting with seniors/older adults
- Professional networking opportunities
- Gaining knowledge, new skills, and valuable experience in a professional setting
- Having the knowledge that you are helping people in your local community
- Letters of reference (after completing the minimum commitment and/or upon supervisor approval)
- Getting to know some amazing people!
Volunteer Requirements
Before applying to become a volunteer, please ensure you can meet the requirements below:
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Must complete a Vulnerable Police Records Check
- Must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (documentation required)
- Must provide a Letter of Reference, preferably one that is from someone who knows you in a professional capacity
Some Volunteer Roles
Day Program
Help Peel Senior Link deliver on-site programs for clients and older adult community members.
Virtual Visiting
Make social calls to clients and older adult community members to provide activity and reassurance.
Tech Tutor
Coach clients and older adult community members on using cell phones, tablets and laptops.