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Position Overview A peer-listener volunteer reaches out and connects directly with individuals across Canada that are going through a particularly challenging time with arthritis. This program provides an opportunity for individuals connecting to the Arthritis Line to then connect one-on-one with someone living with a similar arthritis experience. This program is intended to provide an opportunity for brief peer conversations and is not meant to be an ongoing or long-term support. We are looking for volunteers living with Osteoarthritis for this role.Time Commitment Volunteers are asked to commit to approximately 5 hours per month, consisting of brief weekly check-ins to monitor the peer-listener inbox and supporting around 2 scheduled shifts (to be determined with program staff and based on your availability) for 2-4 peer-listener calls We ask for a minimum commitment of 6 months Occasional meetings, support sessions, and professional development sessions offered throughout the year Key Areas of Responsibility Support callers who may feel emotional, overwhelmed or fearful Provide information and support to people affected by arthritis Support program referrals and requests via phone and email Direct callers to the online tools and resources on the Arthritis Society Canada website Direct callers to local supports and resources Data entry related to interactions, tracking, and reporting/documentation Desired Skills & Attributes Lived experience with arthritis is required for this role (ideally looking for someone with osteoarthritis) Passionate about, and committed to, bettering the lives of those affected by arthritis Experience working and interacting with people Empathetic, friendly, and non-judgmental, with professional phone manner Willingness to undertake training appropriate to the role (active listening, crisis training, etc.), and learn about Arthritis Society Canada’s resources Ability to work effectively with staff and other volunteers remotely, and comfortable working with technology Experience and knowledge of a helping profession is an asset, but not required Must have access to a personal computer, reliable and secure internet, and be able to work remotely from home in a private location for confidentiality reasons Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada Staff member will directly oversee this role People affected by arthritis Other volunteers and Arthritis Society Canada staff Working Environment This position is remote, volunteers can participate where they have access to personal technology, internet, and a private environment. Applicant Review Process Due to the scope and structure of this role, a criminal record check is required to be completed before a prospective volunteer is accepted to the program. Costs associated with completing the criminal record check for volunteering with our organization will be covered by Arthritis Society Canada. Having an interaction with the criminal system does not automatically remove the possibility of volunteering with us – Arthritis Society Canada recognizes that people with certain lived experiences may be disproportionately represented within criminal systems. Should you wish to speak to our volunteer team about the required criminal record check, potential results, or complications that may arise, we invite you to do so at any point in your application process - before, or after, the check is completed. How to applyCreate your profile: Start here: https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/user/register/Find and apply: Click “Respond”: https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=821454 Next steps: We’ll review your profile and contact you with next steps.We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada, however, please be advised that not all candidates can be selected to join our volunteering program.

Position Overview Advocacy volunteers are passionate voices for the six million people in Canada living with arthritis. These volunteers make their voices heard by campaigning for healthy public policy during federal and provincial elections, promoting arthritis initiatives through social media, writing letters to and meeting with elected officials, and participating in government consultations and other important advocacy calls to action. Time Commitment Advocacy volunteers typically contribute 1–2 hours per month This is a flexible role with no fixed schedule Volunteer engagement may vary depending on campaign needs throughout the year Key Areas of Responsibility Work with Arthritis Society Canada to amplify strategic campaigns championing arthritis-related issues Use various online methods to reach elected officials, healthcare professionals, and the wider public Attend public events to advocate for people affected by arthritis Join local or national patient groups to further advocacy efforts Contribute to letter-writing campaigns, social media engagement, and government consultations Desired Skills & Attributes Passionate about improving the lives of those affected by arthritis Strong interest in public policy, health advocacy, or community engagement Comfortable using email and social media platforms to take action Good written and verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and respond to time-sensitive advocacy initiatives Lived experience with arthritis or connection to someone affected is an asset Availability & Working Environment Advocacy roles are available across Canada, at both local and national levels This is primarily a remote opportunity, with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can participate from anywhere in Canada with reliable internet access. Major Contacts An Arthritis Society Canada staff member will directly oversee this role Fellow advocacy volunteers, government officials, healthcare professionals, and community members Working Environment This position is remote with occasional in-person options available. Volunteers can contribute from any location with internet access. How to applyCreate your profile: Start here: https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/user/register/Find and apply: Click “Respond”: https://arthritis.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=821136 Next steps: We’ll review your profile and contact you with next steps.Questions?volunteer@arthritis.ca We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering with Arthritis Society Canada. Please note that not all candidates will be selected to join our volunteer program.

Position Overview The Government of Prince Edward Island is seeking input from Islanders living with chronic pain, as well as those who support someone experiencing chronic pain, to help shape PEI’s first Chronic Pain Strategy. As arthritis is a leading cause of chronic pain, this is an important opportunity for our community to share lived experiences and help improve how chronic pain care and support are delivered across the province. Participation is through focus groups or an online survey. These opportunities are intended for individuals with lived experience and are not clinical appointments or treatment sessions. Important note This opportunity is not being hosted by Arthritis Society Canada. It is an initiative led by the Government of Prince Edward Island. Our advocacy team felt it was important to share this with the public, as it represents a valuable opportunity for Islanders living with chronic pain, or those supporting someone who is, to provide input and help shape PEI’s first Chronic Pain Strategy. Time Commitment Focus groups: 2-hour session (in person or virtual, depending on date selected) Survey: approximately 10–15 minutes to complete The survey will remain open until June 12, 2026 Participation is voluntary and one-time (unless you choose to engage in more than one format) Key Areas of Participation Participants will be invited to share their lived experience and perspectives on topics such as: Living with chronic pain and its impact on daily life Accessing care and support services Experiences with healthcare systems and community supports Gaps in resources or services Suggestions for improving chronic pain care in PEI Participation Options Focus Groups (In-person and Virtual) June 2 (6–8 pm) – Microtel Inn & Suites, Summerside June 3 (4:30–6:30 pm) – Stratford Town Hall June 15 & 16 (6–8 pm) – Virtual sessions To register for a focus group, please use: Chronic Pain Focus Group Sessions. Online Survey The survey is open to Islanders living with chronic pain, as well as family members, friends, and caregivers supporting someone with chronic pain. English: Community Survey ENGLISH French: Community Survey FRENCH Estimated completion time: 10–15 minutes Closing date: June 12, 2026 Major Contacts Government of Prince Edward Island – Chronic Pain Strategy team Community members and participants with lived or caregiving experience For questions or additional information, please contact: ChronicPain@gov.pe.ca Working Environment Focus groups are held in-person at designated community locations or virtually online The survey is completed online at a time convenient to participants Participation can be done from home or community settings, depending on format Applicant / Participant Notes Participation is voluntary and intended to gather community input to inform provincial planning for chronic pain services. We thank all Islanders who choose to contribute their experiences and perspectives to this important initiative.

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