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Volunteering

Volunteers provide a unique and vital role in the delivery of library services in our community. At The Callander Public Library (CPL), we are committed to offering a variety of enticing volunteer opportunities for both adults and teens.
 

Becoming a volunteer

To become a volunteer at CPL, you will need to complete the following steps:

  • Review the Current Volunteer Opportunities for Adults or Teens to determine your area of interest

  • Complete an online application form or print an application and email or drop off your application at the library.

  • Complete a brief intake interview, determining if volunteering at CPL is right for you

  • Receive an orientation including a tour of the building, volunteer space, introduction to the staff, review of policies, procedures and health and safety basics

  • Receive additional job orientation and training from the volunteer coordinator related specifically to your volunteer role!

VolunTEENS Program


Our Teen Volunteer Program provides volunteer roles for students in Grades 9-12 who are currently enrolled in any high school so that they may fulfil their Community Service Hours requirement before graduation. The VolunTEENS program also is designed to help teens get their first taste of the world of employment while gaining their high school volunteering requirements.

Students will experience their first job interviews, complete a variety of certifications, and receive a letter of recommendation upon completion of their time with us. This allows them to gain the important skills needed to set themselves up for success in a competitive job market.

To apply for our VolunTEENS Program, please submit your resume and completed application form to:

melissa@callanderpubliclibrary.ca

Note: The deadline to apply for Summer 2026 is May 22nd at 4pm.

The Callander Public Library is dedicated to maintaining a fair and equitable work environment and welcomes submissions from all qualified applicants. Information received relating to accommodation needs of applicants will be addressed confidentially.
Personal information submitted will be used for the purpose of determining suitability for this position only in accordance with The Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

The Callander Public Library resides on the traditional lands of the Nbissing Anishinaabeg (Nipissing First Nation), within lands protected by the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850. In the spirit of this Treaty, we acknowledge, in a good way, that we respect and value the cultures, histories and relationships with the original people of the land we share today.

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Tel: 705-752-2544

Email: info@callanderpubliclibrary.ca

30 Catherine Street, W
Callander Ontario

P0H 1H0

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