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There’s more than one way to contribute.
There’s more than one way to contribute.
A Better Ontario creates structured opportunities for people who want to build meaningful experience while contributing to their communities. Whether you’re completing community involvement hours, building your résumé, preparing for a career in public service, or looking to develop practical leadership and community experience, there are different ways to get involved.
Ways to Get Involved
Ways to Get Involved
High School Students
High School Students
Complete eligible community involvement hours through structured projects while developing practical research, communication and community skills.
College & University Students
College & University Students
Build meaningful résumé and project experience through community engagement, research, analysis, project development and leadership opportunities.
First Responders & Public-Service Candidates
First Responders & Public-Service Candidates
Gain meaningful community involvement and practical experience while developing communication, research, teamwork, leadership and public-engagement skills.
Public-Facing & Civic Career Candidates
Public-Facing & Civic Career Candidates
Develop experience relevant to careers in government, politics, public administration, community leadership and other public-facing roles.
Professionals
Professionals
Contribute specialized knowledge or expertise to selected projects where professional experience can strengthen the work.
Organizations & Community Partners
Organizations & Community Partners
Collaborate with A Better Ontario on community needs, projects, research and opportunities where working together can create greater impact.
Have an Idea?
Have an Idea?
Some of the best opportunities start with a conversation. If you see a problem, opportunity or idea worth exploring, we want to hear about it.
Opportunities & Experience
Build meaningful experience while contributing to real community projects. Opportunities are available for college and university students, first-responder and public-service candidates, and people pursuing public-facing careers.
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