Volunteer
Volunteers are at the Heart of Mentoring
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Our one-on-one mentorship program connects with incarcerated individuals across federal and provincial correctional facilities. Mentors provide companionship without judgment, a listening ear, and healthy accountability—offering meaningful connection and hope in places where emotional isolation can be overwhelming. Because our mentorship is rooted in the Christian faith, a personal commitment to following Jesus is essential. Mentors are called to reflect Christ’s love, extend grace, and walk alongside each individual with hope, dignity, and compassion.
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NOLA provides post-prison support by connecting people with the resources, relationships, and practical support they need to successfully reintegrate into their communities. Participants receive support in five key areas: housing, health, employment, education, and relationships. Rooted in the Christian faith, NOLA walks alongside each individual with compassion, accountability, and the hope found in Jesus. Through these relationships and supports, NOLA seeks to reduce recidivism and help every individual build a healthy, purposeful, and thriving life after incarceration.
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The Hidden Treasures Thrift Store provides work-release opportunities for those on parole or day passes. The store also offers a critical revenue stream to fund our core programs and a vital space for community interaction and connection.
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The Woodshop is a low-barrier opportunity for individuals impacted by incarceration to connect with skilled volunteers in a hands-on, empowering environment.
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Help carry hope forward. M2W2 is seeking compassionate volunteer drivers to provide transportation for participants impacted by incarceration to and from Hidden Treasures Thrift Store and the Woodshop in Chilliwack. By offering a safe and reliable ride, you help remove barriers, encourage consistency, and support people as they rebuild their lives through work, community, and connection.
If you are dependable, caring, and have a valid driver's licence with a safe driving record, we'd love to hear from you. Flexible scheduling is based on program needs and volunteer availability. Join us in making sure no one journeys alone.
In addition to filling out an application form, you will need to complete:
A volunteer interview
Statement of Confidentiality
Two personal reference checks
Submit a criminal record check
Agree to our Statement of Faith