Posted date: May 4, 2026
Last Updated: May 4, 2026

Transportation Support Volunteer

By providing transportation, you help ensure all players can access games and events through reliable rides. While some athletes have family members or support workers for this service, others rely on volunteers to keep them on the team. Young people with Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, ADHD, Tourette’s Syndrome, Down Syndrome and other challenges can enjoy playing non-contact hockey and build lasting relationships with others who share their love for hockey. The only requirement is that the player must be able to stand on skates. We play the Durham Dragons, the Donaldson’s Diamonds, the Newmarket Nighthawks, the Grandravine Tornadoes, the Brampton 45s, the Innisfil Snowdogs and the Kitchener Ice Pirates.
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Opportunity Start Date:
September 5, 2026
Opportunity End Date:
September 4, 2027
Typical Session Frequency
This Opportunity typically takes place Bi-weekly.
Typical Session Duration
Each session typically takes 4-6 hours.
Total Opportunity Duration
The expected total duration is 6-12 Months.
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Application Process

All Volunteers Must:
•Complete an application, interview, reference check, and vulnerable sector check
•Follow Codes of Conduct, H.A.B. policies, complete respect in sport certification, and gender, Identity, and expression.
•Support a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment
•Embrace the philosophy: ‘Special needs first, hockey second’
•Effective communication with the volunteer coordination and program team

Point of Contact
Kawartha Komets Board
Volunteer Coordinator
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Goals & Objectives

Key Responsibilities:

·       Coordinate rides with the player and/or players guardian and volunteers (rule of two)

·       Provide drives to away games and local transportation if willing and available.

·       Support equipment logistics – allow for the transportation of player equipment.

Ideal Candidate:

·       Safe and confident driver with a reliable, road worthy vehicle with room for one volunteer and at least one player and their gear.

·       Available for transportation up to 2 hours away for away games – Total round trip 6 hours – October through March (Gas allowance available)

·       Friendly and approachable, willing to support players access the sport

Commitment: Occasional out of town travel estimated 10 to 12 times a season

Volunteer Benefits
Volunteering with the Komets is inspiring. Our neurodiverse children and adults bring their love of hockey and determination to the rink every week. On and off the ice, they form friendships and experience the joys of being part of a team. Help Take the Magic on the road!