Presenter/Facilitator of educational programs for Osteoporosis Canada

About the Role

Volunteer public speakers will present and facilitate virtual sessions (via Zoom or other platforms) on osteoporosis and bone health to community groups and healthcare organizations. Volunteers may also assist with occasional projects such as outreach, coordination, or program development based on interest.

Responsibilities

• Deliver virtual presentations on osteoporosis and bone health to diverse audiences.
• Facilitate support groups or other sessions as needed.
• Assist with outreach, coordination, or program improvements on a project basis.

Requirements

• Health or fitness background (e.g., retired healthcare professionals, fitness leaders, physiotherapists, or individuals with a strong interest in healthy living and bone health).
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to engage with diverse populations.
• Empathy and understanding of individuals managing health issues.
• Proficiency in virtual platforms like Zoom or willingness to learn; basic computer skills.
• Minimum B2 to C1 proficiency in English (additional languages are a plus).

Skills Gained

• Enhanced facilitation and public speaking skills.
• Networking opportunities with like-minded volunteers.

Time Commitment

• Flexible hours, averaging 4–6 hours per month (primarily weekdays).
• Occasional evening sessions (2–3 hours per year).
• Opportunity to participate in special projects if interested.

Location

Remote (virtual) volunteering with a focus on serving communities in Winnipeg, including:

• Assiniboine South
• Downtown
• Elmwood
• Fort Garry
• Inkster
• Point Douglas
• River East
• River Heights
• Seven Oaks
• St. Boniface
• St. James-Assiniboia
• St. Vital
• Transcona

Organization Provides

• Training and orientation.
• A letter of reference upon request.

Open to volunteers aged 18+ (all age groups welcome). No criminal record or child abuse registry check required. Bilingual (French/English) or multilingual candidates encouraged to apply.