Our trips offer opportunities for those who have a passion for service, a love of adventure and a keen interest in working with others. The group is all the more enriched if we have:

• Mature, broad-minded, self-directed, flexible volunteers
• Team players
• Speakers of all languages, especially Spanish, French and English
• Giving people willing to care and share
• People willing to dig deep and put their hands to work
• Volunteers who have talents and skills that will enrich the group
• Musicians, singers, artists, hobbyists, gardeners
• Coaches or players of baseball, soccer, basketball
• Volunteers who love children
• Participants of ALL faiths, cultures and backgrounds, who are open-minded, tolerant and comfortable working alongside one another.

• Students
  • preferably in grades 11, 12, college, CEGEP, or university
  • seeking community service hours
  • in The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Program – seeking the Gold (Residential), Silver (Adventurous Journey) or Bronze (Service) qualifications
• Teachers
  • with experience especially working with teens
  • with ECE, primary, English as a Second Language or Literacy qualifications
  • who will act as group leaders for 5-7 students
• Adults
  • tradesmen: carpenters, plumbers, electricians, handymen, mechanics, and painters
  • crafts people: with talent in machine or hand sewing, knitting, quilting, needlework, crochet or weaving
  • child care workers, Sunday school teachers, pastors, youth workers
  • medical or dental professionals, social workers, business people, computer technologists
  • hairdressers, beauticians
• Rotary volunteers - Interactors, Rotaractors, Rotarians and their families