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Volunteer Opportunities

Why volunteer with Embrave? As a volunteer, you will join a team of dedicated individuals working to create positive change in our community. We welcome volunteers from all walks of life who share our values and commitment to ending gender-based violence in the Region of Peel.

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Board Composition

Embrave is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors who are committed to Embrave’s purpose and mission. Although board members do not represent community, constituency or organization in board service, the composition of Embrave should reflect as much as possible the character and nature of the communities we serve. To that end, the Nominations Committee will apply the following recruitment considerations:

  • Individuals who understand from their personal experiences, work and/or volunteer activity, issues important to vulnerable and marginalized community members
  • Individuals who live, work or volunteer in all geographical areas of Peel Region
  • Individuals from a variety of professional or sectoral perspectives
  • Individuals who reflect the diverse communities and identities of Peel

This is consistent with Embrave’s commitment to principles of access and equality in its staff, board, committee and volunteer recruitment.

Individuals who are nominated and agree to stand for membership election to the Embrave Board of Directors will be committing to a three-year term.

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Prepare for and attend monthly board meetings (three hours per month)
  • Participate in committee, working groups, or other board-related responsibilities (five to seven hours per month)
  • Be a member in good standing at the time of election to the board and remain so throughout that person’s tenure with the board

Who wants to get on Board? Join Us!

For more information contact:
Andrine Johnson,
Chief Executive Officer
executive@embrave.ca

“As a volunteer with Embrave, it means a lot to me to know that I am giving back to my community and making a real difference in the lives of survivors of violence.”

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