Volunteers Fuel Neighbourhood Watch Success
ENW has two staff members supporting Edmonton and its 157 community leagues, relying on volunteers to deliver crime prevention programs. Local volunteers are essential for Neighbourhood Watch to thrive.
If you are interested in crime prevention or helping create safer neighbourhoods, consider volunteering with ENW. By volunteering at ENW, you can improve the quality of life of Edmontonians while gaining skills and valuable experience. You will have the opportunity to meet new people and have fun!
Why become a volunteer?
- To be more engaged in crime prevention & community safety
- To gain valuable experience or add to your resume
- To gain transferable skills
- To access training opportunities
- To give back to your community
- To create contacts and connections with other people who have similar interests
- To improve the quality of life of those affected by your volunteerism
Volunteer if you have available time, or are young and looking for experience, or want to build your resume with volunteer experience!
How to apply as a volunteer:
Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch (ENW) is a volunteer-driven non-profit delivering crime prevention programs. Volunteers can join the Board, represent their community, assist with programs, events, or office tasks. See Available Positions.
- Submit a volunteer application using our Online Application
- Successful applicants may be required to provide a Police Information Check
Join the ENW Board: Help Create Safer, Inclusive Communities
If you want to help make your community safer and think you could bring a unique perspective to the Board of Directors, then ENW may be for you. ENW is a diverse, inclusive and engaging organization of people who come together with the purpose of creating safer neighbourhoods.