Volunteering at the BCPWA
Who can be a volunteer with the BCPWA? Anyone!
Our volunteers represent a diverse range of backgrounds, cultures, experiences, abilities and lifestyles. Whether living with or affected by HIV/AIDS, we believe everyone has something of value to contribute and we encourage you to get involved!
Many of the programs and services we provide would not exist without the generosity, talents, and commitment of our volunteers.
What can I contribute as a volunteer?
Your unique experience and valuable skills can help:
- Assist with administrative functions in various departments
- Provide support for daily operating functions
- Shape the planning, organization and implementation of numerous services
- Guide the agency through the Board of Directors and various committees
What are the benefits of becoming a volunteer?
- Achieve personal satisfaction from making a difference in the Society and in people's lives
- Gain work experience and references
- Learn new computer programs and upgrade your job skills
- Find out more about HIV disease
- Meet new people and become part of the community
- Apply for a community volunteer or training initiative supplement
- Access in-house services including energy treatments and naturopathic assessments
- Receive a free subscription to Magazine during your term as a volunteer
- Enjoy volunteer appreciation events
- Earn lunch vouchers redeemable at select local restaurants and stores
What current positions are available?
The BCPWA offers a variety of volunteer opportunities in the following areas:
- Treatment Information
- Prison Outreach
- Support Services
- Communications and Education
- Positive Prevention
- Fund Development
- Special Events
- Polli and Esther's Closet
- Governance
- ...And more!
How do I apply to become a volunteer?
Click here to [ volunteer online ], or:
Download and print a [ Volunteer Application Form ]
1. Print out the Volunteer Application form and return it to our Information Desk located on the second floor of 1107 Seymour Street, Vancouver.
2. Fill out the Application as completely as possible and return it to the address noted above or fax it to 604.893.2251.
3. Wait to be contacted by the BCPWA Volunteer Services Coordinator. The coordinator will set up an initial interview to introduce you to the Society and match you to the most appropriate department.
For more information, please contact:
Telephone: 604.893.2298
Email: volunteer@bcpwa.org
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Donate and/or Volunteer today.
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