Lorvale CLUBs

We are a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization committed to fostering intergenerational learning, mentorship, and meaningful community engagement. Guided by the wisdom and experience of seniors, our mission is to empower older adults as leaders and mentors while providing youth with opportunities to build leadership, confidence, and civic responsibility. By bringing generations together, we create spaces where seniors remain active, valued, and socially included, and where young people gain the skills and inspiration to contribute positively to their communities.
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1. Support Youth Development – Provide youths with structured opportunities to volunteer as teaching assistants, camp assistants, event assistants, and academic research assistants.
2. Strengthen Intergenerational Bonds – Build bridges between seniors and youth through mentorship, peer learning, and collaborative volunteer initiatives that promote mutual respect and understanding.
3. Foster Healthy, Active Aging – Engage seniors and youth in meaningful volunteerism and community leadership to enhance social participation, sense of purpose, and overall well-being. Intergenerational volunteer teams play a central role in planning, delivering, and evaluating community programs.
4. Serve the Community – Address social isolation, cultural barriers, and limited opportunities for engagement among both seniors and youth, particularly in immigrant and low-income communities.

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Meet Graduation Requirements

Provide proof of volunteer hours that meet Ontario high school graduation requirements.

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Frequent Communication

Through close communication among families, students and teachers, to ensure the smooth progress of volunteer activities.

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Empower Student Development

Engage in volunteer activities to uncover and harness the untapped potential of students while assisting them in developing and flourishing

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Strengthen Competitiveness

By participating in rich and high-quality volunteer activities, you can enhance your competitiveness and help you apply for universities.

Past Volunteer Opportunities

Chess Tournament Assistant

In the Lorvale Chess Tournament certified by the Canadian Chess Federation (CFC), our volunteers act as on-site assistants, assisting the teachers to maintain the order of the game and supervise the progress of the game.

Summer Camp Assistant

Volunteers serve as summer camp assistants, assisting teachers in completing student sign-in, classroom assistants, lunch and class supervision, and site maintenance before and after class.

Event Organization and Coordination

Volunteer students act as organizers and coordinators of special events, organize and participate in community friendship and gratitude activities, Asian-Canadian cultural exchanges, speech clubs and other activities.

Teaching Assistants And Afterschool Tutoring

As a teaching assistant, provide after-school tutoring for younger students.