Volunteering

Volunteering Can be Many Things for Many People

For a Young Person

  • It can fulfil a curriculum requirement.

  • Provide skills and experience for a post-secondary application.

  • Help with a career or education decision making process.

For someone changing careers

  • A volunteer experience can help you build new skills that can help in a job hunt.

  • It’s a great way to avoid a ‘gap’ on your resume.

  • Keep some structure and routine in your suddenly-empty daytime schedule.

For the recently ‘retired’ or new to Powell River

  • Great way to meet new people

  • Exercise and fresh air

  • Give purpose to your day

  • Become involved with your community

  • Makes it possible for us to provide equine assisted support to approximately 60 children and adults in our community.

A close-up of a person gently patting a horses head.
The motivating belief is that healing through horseback riding is one of the more progressive forms of physical support, offering empowerment and inspiring self-confidence, a sense of responsibility and teamwork. Most importantly, riding is a FUN!

How Can You Help?

What kind of duties can you expect to volunteer for?

  • Side-walking and horse handling - hands on assistance helping participants interact with our therapy horses

  • Barn chores/horse grooming - grab a shovel or a brush and join us in the barn!

  • Fundraising events/initiatives - we can always use a hand at our used tack store or our events

  • Committees/Board of Directors - your unique skills and experience are invaluable to our governance. Consider sitting on a committee or joining our Board of Directors.

Volunteer Resources

Visit our Resources Page to download volunteer resources.


How To Volunteer

Option 1: Via Our Website

Fill out the form to volunteer directly on our website.

Option 2: Contact Us

Contact our Office & Volunteer Coordinator by calling
604-485-0177 or email us at prtravolunteer@gmail.com for information on how to participate.