Find somewhere to volunteer in Ottawa
Places that actually take teen volunteers, with the age rules and whether it counts for your 40 hours right up front.
12 places · checked October 10, 2026
The biggest list of openings in the city. Check each posting for its minimum age.
Needs a parent or guardian waiver. The 2026 youth program is full, but individual shifts are open.
A free four hour workshop at the shelter on West Hunt Club. Finish it to get your hours.
Plan teen events at your branch and review new books. Email teen services to join.
Not sure where to begin? Leave with a plan and know how to use Volunteer Ottawa.
City events and programs. Some roles need a short accessibility training.
Give the city your views on issues that affect young people.
October to June, with weekly meetings. They recruit in the fall.
Help shape projects and events for a safer city.
Teens sharing ideas to improve care at Ottawa's children's hospital.
National listings, including roles you can do from home during exams or winter.
Short guides on the 40 hours, staying safe, and asking for a position.
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Making your hours count
- Check with your guidance office before you start. Paid work and some school activities don't qualify.
- Bring your school's form and get it signed the day you finish, not three months later.
- Take a photo of every signed form. Paper goes missing.
Your school's form
OCDSB community involvement hours
OCSB community involvement record
CEPEO and CECCE schools: ask for the relevé du service communautaire.
Programs change often, so confirm details on each organization's own site before you go. Photos from Unsplash.