volunteer for Black Mental Health and Recovery Event at Canadian Museum for Human Right

Organization Details
Organization Name:	Humanitarian Solidarity for Development and Empowerment Canada
Address:	112 Market Avenue, suit 310 Winnipeg, MB MB R3B 0P4
Website:	https://hsde.ca/
Organizational Description:	HSDE Canada (Humanitarian Solidarity for Development and Empowerment Canada) is a registered non-profit charity organization recognized by the Canada Revenue Agency. We are dedicated to advancing education, promoting mental health, protecting the environment, and alleviating poverty. Guided by values of equity, dignity, professionalism, and transparency, we deliver high-impact, culturally relevant programs both locally and internationally. HSDE Canada empowers vulnerable populations-especially women, youth, refugees, and displaced communities-through capacity-building, advocacy, and direct support. By partnering with grassroots organizations and international NGOs, we ensure sustainable, community-led solutions. As a charitable entity, all funding is reinvested into our programs to build resilience, restore hope, and help people live with dignity and purpose. We are committed to creating lasting, transformative change.

Volunteer Opportunity Details
Volunteer Opportunity ID:	5907

Description of Duties:	Description of Duties Volunteers supporting the Black Mental Health and Recovery event will play a key role in ensuring a welcoming, organized, and respectful experience for all participants. Under the direction of the event coordinator, volunteers will be responsible for the following duties: Welcoming participants upon arrival in a respectful, inclusive, and professional manner Confirming participant registration, including checking names against the registration list Distributing name tags and event kits/materials to participants during registration and throughout the event, as required Directing attendees to appropriate locations within the venue, such as seating areas, presentation rooms, registration desks, and washrooms Providing general event information, including the event schedule, session locations, and accessibility supports Supporting crowd flow and organization, ensuring smooth movement of participants throughout the venue Assisting presenters and facilitators, when requested, with logistical needs (e.g., guiding participants, distributing materials) Responding appropriately to questions or concerns by referring attendees to the event coordinator when needed Maintaining a safe, trauma-informed, and respectful environment, recognizing the sensitive nature of mental health discussions Following all venue guidelines and event protocols, including privacy, safety, and accessibility requirements of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Skills Required:	Required Skills and Qualities Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to interact respectfully with diverse communities Reliability, punctuality, and professionalism Comfort working in a public, community-focused event setting Sensitivity to mental health and wellness topics Ability to communicate in both English and French is an asset

Skills Gained/Related Careers:	Event support and coordination Participant registration and check-in Professional communication and public engagement Customer service and hospitality Teamwork and collaboration Time management and organization Cultural awareness and inclusive engagement Trauma-informed interaction Problem-solving in a live event setting

Age:	16-17, 18-30, 31-54, 55+
Time Commitment:	Daytime , Weekend Volunteers are expected to arrive at 9:00 a.m. for preparation and a brief orientation meeting. Participant welcoming and registration will begin at 11:00 a.m., and the event will conclude at 4:00 p.m. Volunteers are expected to remain on site until event wrap-up is complete. Please use the link below to register and and apply by sending your resume: please click on the link below to register : https://www.hsde.ca/event/resilient-mind-black-community-dialogue-on-mental-health-and-recovery/ share with friends, family and groups
Location of volunteer opportunity:	Winnipeg - Downtown
Does opportunity require a criminal record check?	No
Does opportunity require a child abuse registry check?	No
Opportunity is available to candidates that:	Group - small, family and friends Group - large, corporate and schools Fulfilling volunteer hours for school credit Are able to attend with a support person Require childcare Uses a mobility device Required to complete community service French speaking / Bilingual (French and English)
Organization will provide:	A letter of reference Bus tickets Certificate of recognition
How to Apply:	Online Application Form Below Email: events@hsde.ca (Include Opportunity ID)
Closing Date:	Mar 20, 2026

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