Clothing Market Volunteer - COVID Support (HOPE House)

Clothing Market Volunteer - COVID Support

(HOPE House)

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Position ID: V-GUE3253

Last Modified: 15 Dec 2021

Last Full Update: 15 Dec 2021

Opportunity Details

Impact Statement

Providing poverty alleviation to the Guelph area

Contact

Nicole Barrette, they/she, Volunteer & Student Placement Coordinator, HOPE House Guelph; Phone: 519-265-4299 * 226-501-5253; Email: volunteers@hopehouseguelph.ca

Duties

- Follow COVID safety protocols (must wear PPE, wash hands, sanitize frequently, clean surfaces, etc.)
- Sort & organize clothing donations
- Stock the Clothing Market
- Rotate out un-needed seasonal clothing from Market
- Serve Community Members with a friendly non-judgmental approach
- Assist Community Members in making clothing selections
- Track points and record keeping
- Be in communication with Reception

Sustainable Development Goals

No Poverty ; Gender Equality ; Reduced Inequality ; Sustainable Cities and Communities ; Responsible Consumption and Production ; Partnerships to achieve the Goal

More Info Link

https://hopehouseguelph.com/programming/clothing-market/

Benefits

- Experience working with diverse populations
- Monthly access to Volunteer shop at the Food Market
- Monthly access to Volunteer shop at the Clothing Market
- Training and education opportunities
- Community building
- Possible employment reference
- Experience in retail industry

Clients

Vulnerable populations; disabled, mental health, new Canadians, addiction, young families, homeless, poverty, etc.

Ages

14 year(s) and up

Suitable For

Adults (18+) ; Seniors (55+) ; Highschool students ; Post-secondary students ; Persons with limited mobility ; Newcomers / English as a second language ; Couples ; Families ; Groups

Areas of Interest

Community / Neighbourhood Volunteering ; Pandemic / Coronavirus / COVID-19 Support ; Poverty & Homelessness ; Shelf Stocking / Warehousing / Inventory

Skills/Experience

Confidentiality ; Customer Service ; Self-Motivated / Work Independently ; Team Work ; Ability to lift 30 lbs (carts available), basic math (can be done by a co-volunteer), language skills an asset.

Parking can be found at the Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate
HOPE House has many stairs (elevator available)

Commitment Length

Medium Term (4 months to 1 year) ; Long Term (More than 1 year)

Interaction Level

Solitary ; One-on-one ; Small Group

Minimum Hours

4 / Week

Dates and Times

Monday: Morning, Afternoon (8:30 am - 12:15 pm / 12 - 4:15 pm)
Tuesday: Morning, Afternoon (8:30 am - 12:15 pm / 12 - 4:15 pm)
Wednesday: Morning, Afternoon (8:30 am - 12:15 pm / 12 - 4:15 pm)
Thursday: Morning, Afternoon (8:30 am - 12:15 pm / 12 - 4:15 pm/ 4:00 - 6:00 pm)

HOPE House relies on weekly Volunteers.

Seasons

Year Round

Accessibility

Fully Accessible - The building is fully accessible, however there is no accessible parking. ; Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance ; Easy access to elevator ; Dedicated accessible washroom with all features

Location

10 Cork St. East. Accessibility entrance 7 Church Lane. Downtown Guelph.

Number of Positions

Guelph

7 individual(s) needed in total.

Training

Orientation ; Training is provided ; Training on the job ; Training on-going ; Training & orientation materials available, on the job training focused.

Transportation

Near public transit

Cost

There is never a cost to Volunteer at HOPE House Guelph.

Police Check

Required

Additional Requirements

A positive Police Record Check result does not automatically disqualify you from Volunteering at HOPE House. Proof of covid vaccination required.

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