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4 Wing MFRCS

MFRCS Volunteer Program

The Volunteer Program offers volunteers the opportunity to work in partnership with staff in providing services, programs and activities for the community.

The 4 Wing Military Family Resource Centre Society makes every effort to meet the needs of volunteers while ensuring that all programs and services are maintained to the highest standards.  This may include occasional volunteering, where the volunteer only comes in as needed, an “on call basis” or a position created within a program to accommodate a skill that requires application or development by the volunteer.

MFRCS Volunteer Services Include: 

  • Recruitment 

  • Interviews 

  • Screening 

  • Orientation 

  • Matching Placement 

  • Training 

  • Supervision/Support 

  

Volunteer Program Opportunities Include: 

  • RCAF Family Sponsorship Program 

  • 4 Wing Community Events 

  • Youth Centre

  • Deployment Support

  • Crop Haven Committee (Scrapbooking) 

  • Board of Directors 

  • Program Facilitators 

  • Warm Line Callers 

  • Welcome Packages 

  • Event Volunteers 

  • Adult or Family Volunteering
    The MFRCS Volunteer Program is designed to develop and maintain a core of volunteers who work in partnership with the staff in providing programs, events and services for 4 Wing Cold Lake and the Cold Lake community.  The commitment can be long or short term and can be simple or intense. The type of involvement is your choice and can be very rewarding. This is a great way to spend quality time with your family, meet new people, build a resume, enhance your expertise or work with children and youth.  Volunteering touches all that we do at the MFRCS. A variety of volunteer positions are available and there is sure to be one suited for you.
  • Youth Volunteering
    hours are needed towards graduating high school or maybe even for scholarships.  In Alberta, volunteer experience can count towards marks in high school and, in some cases, towards acceptance at post-secondary institutions.  Find out what volunteer requirements are needed in other provinces for high school graduation. Grade 9 and higher can start building a portfolio, track, and display their volunteer efforts towards obtaining their future goals.

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