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Volunteering at Hutton House

Each year Hutton House provides opportunities for over 1000 individuals with disabilities.

Volunteers play an integral role in fulfilling our mission - they help make things happen!

Volunteer Benefits

  • Gain personal satisfaction in helping others

  • Acquire job-related skills and experience

  • Make a difference in your community

  • Learn about disability issues

  • Meet new people

  • Build self-confidence

  • Improve interpersonal and communication skills

  • Share your skills, talents, and interests with others

How to Get Started

Due to Covid-19 pandemic some programs have shifted to an online format and volunteer opportunities are currently limited.  

Volunteer Roles & Requirements

Contact the Volunteer Coordinator to find out about current volunteer opportunities and requirements.
Phone: 519-472-6381 x 1123
Email:  volunteer@huttonhouse.com

When joining our volunteer team, the following steps are completed with the Volunteer Coordinator.

  • Completion of an Application Form.

  • A Reference Check.

  • An Interview and Tour.

  • Completion of a Police Vulnerable Sector Check.

  • Orientation and Training.

  • Placement

We are strong community partners

Hutton House is pleased to be affiliated with many groups and organizations within our London, Ontario community. Click the link below to see our Hutton House volunteers in collaboration with Age Friendly London in action!

Age Friendly London- Volunteers video

Canadian Code for Volunteer Involvement

The Canadian Code for Volunteer Involvement has been adopted by Hutton House as an integral part of operational practice.  In adopting the Canadian Code for Volunteer Involvement, Hutton House commits to value and support the contribution of volunteers through respectful, meaningful and inclusive engagement.  
Putting the Canadian Code for Volunteer Involvement into practice means recognizing and following the three core components of the code: value of volunteer involvement, guiding principles for volunteer involvement, and organizational standards of practice.  

The Canadian Code for Volunteer Involvement