Community Service

By April 30 in their graduating year, students are required by the Ministry of Education, to have completed 40 hours of community service.  **This has been altered for graduating classes of 2020, 2021, 2022 to 20 hours, but will be back to 40 for the 2023 graduates, and beyond.**
The hours have to be in by April 30 of their graduating year due to the time it takes to process them (so they can all be recorded in our system by the end of June).  Students are encouraged to submit these hours on the form (below), as they go through high school though - so any time they get hours, they can submit a form with appropriate information and signatures filled out.  We recommend an average of 10 per year, but students may exceed 40 overall (they often do) and may do them whenever they want.  
Hours are submitted to the Guidance Secretary, in person is preferable (during Covid times, by email).
Students can start collecting community service hours in the summer heading into grade 9 (but not before that summer starts).
When we can, for appropriate events, we post community opportunities below (usually public events).  
Otherwise, students should consider that their hours truly are community oriented, see the Community Service Hours Ideas and Regulations link below.


Click here to download a 
Community Service Activity Form


Current Community Service opportunities are available - CLICK HERE
Please check back regularly for new community service opportunities.


Community Service Hours Ideas and Regulations 

Click the link to see some ideas of things you could do for community service hours.

General Volunteer Opportunities

CONTACT Community Services
https://www.contactcommunityservices.ca/

CLASS - Community Living Association for South Simcoe
www.class.on.ca

Gibson Centre for Community, Arts and Culture
www.gibsoncentre.com email [email protected]

Tottenham BlueGrass Festival
[email protected]

Habitat for Humanity Huronia: Restore
www.habitathuronia.com