Volunteer Information
Volunteers may sign in to the online Volunteer Portal by clicking on the link below. You will be asked for your email address and your password.
Are you a new Volunteer? Please use the personal email you provided during the application process, and use the temporary password that was given to you. You will be prompted to make a new password. Please contact the Volunteer Coordinator if you require us to reset your link through email.
Want to Volunteer?
There is an opportunity to assist with a new program called Cyber Seniors – assisting a resident with using an IPad, teaching skills such as using email, Facebook, skype, etc. Other volunteer opportunities for students include meal assistance and program assistance.
Go to our Volunteer Programs webpage and find out how to volunteer with us at
Simcoe Cycling Without Age
Simcoe Cycling Without Age supports individuals with cognitive and physical decline by helping them with an active and inclusive lifestyle program. Want to be part of this program? Complete an online application or apply in person at the office – Sunset Manor, 49 Raglan Street, Collingwood, ON L9Y 4X1
In addition to attending a general orientation session, you will require a vulnerable sector screening, a Tuberculosis skin test, and take part in a bike safety course. Must be 18 or older to participate as a volunteer pilot and attend focus groups. Individuals under 18 can assist with administrative duties.
Our Volunteer Dedication
Our dedicated Simcoe Strong volunteer Jan Sparling has implemented a phenomenal new Intergenerational Program – Sewing for Ages.
This new exciting program has been celebrated and showcased by our local press, Collingwood Today, with a feature piece published June 13th. Two reporters from Collingwood Today visited Sunset Manor and experienced the joy and gratification this program offers. In this program, young girls are being taught the skill of sewing. Their product of fidget blankets are given to residents at Sunset Manor. This product is quite valuable to the residents at Sunset Manor as fidget are quite therapeutic and beneficial to individuals with Dementia.
