Alfred (Haoxiang Han), is our Volunteer Burnaby Community Engagement Coordinator. Alfred has a passion for empowering people through the arts and mental health practices. This interest led to studying Psychology and Art History at UBC. Alfred has a great perspective for community involvement through volunteering. He has volunteered with new Canadians, seniors, and vulnerable young people. Because of this valuable volunteer experiences, combined with his academic achievements, Alfred brings a fresh perspective to Community Engagement for Volunteer Burnaby programs and events. We welcome Alfred Han to the position of Community Engagement Coordinator for Volunteer Burnaby.
Contact Alfred at community@volunteerburnaby.ca
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Volunteer Burnaby is committed to promoting volunteerism and to providing the residents of Burnaby and New Westminster the opportunity to become involved as volunteers. We believe that all residents should be made to feel welcome to contribute to the betterment of our community.
We believe that Volunteer Burnaby should reflect the community it serves. And, we believe that one of the great benefits of volunteerism is the interaction and mutual cooperation of people who are different from each other, but who share basic qualities which bind us all as human beings. Through communication, cooperation and equal opportunity, we foster mutual understanding, harmony and respect.
As we are committed to furthering these principles, the board and staff are working to write anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policies; the following code of ethics expresses Volunteer Burnaby’s commitment to serving the community in all its diversity.
Volunteer Burnaby pledges to respect people in all their diversity.
