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We have lots of different opportunities ranging from community volunteering, volunteering with elderly people, sports, fundraising, volunteering with children and young and many more!
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Assisting with the following marathons: One off volunteering opportunities – Mass ParticipationLondon Landmarks Half Marathon – 3rd April 2022Brighton Marathon – 10th April 2022TCS London Marathon – 2nd October 2022Cardiff Half Marathon – 2nd October 2022Royal Parks Half Marathon – 9th October 2022More can be found on the volunteering section of our website here: NSPCC Volunteering | Job search Filter by ‘event volunteer’ and the available opportunities will appear.
- CategoryCommunity project/external
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The Junction is a multi service drop in youth centre and we look after young people from age 12 to 18 years old (Up to age 25 SEND). We also run Girl's night every Mondays from 4pm - 9pm and we aim is to empower more females taking part in different activities and have a space where they feel comfortable to talk to us and we can provide the right support for themOur goal is to run a safe space where young people can make friends, be independent and take part in different activities such as;- Art and Craft - Life skills - Boxing - Dance - Cooking- Fifa tournament - Music workshop- Homework club - Pool Tournament and many more As a volunteer it will be great to support with some sessions that we run for example, leading on Art and Craft sessions or Dance. We are very flexible and we will provide support for the volunteers throughout.
- CategoryChildren and young people, Community project/external
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We run sports sessions for children and young people with disabilities. Our volunteers work 1:1 with the children in the class to support, encourage and work with the Coaches. You may teach a child to throw and catch a ball, you may play some football with them or even do a bit of dancing but whatever you do you will be making a huge difference to our members life.
- CategoryChildren and young people
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This is a chance to use social media for good and grow a small chairty. We are looking for a team of 1 or 2 volunteers to take on the challenge and spread the good word of Been There. The role is focusing on instagram and TikTok.Creating posts/reels using canva and or photoshop, writing copy, scheduling posts and engaging online. As a team we brainstorm weekly and you will always be supported by us.
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Our core aim, shared by all Youth Offending Teams nationally, is to prevent offending and re-offending by children and young people aged 10 to 18 years.
The opportunity is for volunteers to provide English and Maths tuition at GCSE and Functional Skills level to young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET), are in contact with the judicial system and have not acheived English and Maths during statutory education. The volunteers would be working 1-1 with the young person, once or twice a week, providing tuition from a scheme of work. The tuition would last until the exam/assessment period is over. The tutor to also carry out regular assessments as per the scheme of work and provide regular feedback as to the progress of the young person.
- CategoryChildren and young people
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The Community Wellbeing Hub volunteer will support the programme of wellbeing activities that take place at the Hub on a weekly basis. The opportunity is flexible but you will need to commit to attending the hub for a minimum of 3 hours one day a week (to be agreed in advance with the Hub Manager).
Duties of the volunteer are listed below:
- Assist with the planning, set up, and clear up of groups and activities
• Assist group/activity coordinators with leading groups and activities (games, crafts, music, exercise, yoga, etc.)
• Participate in activities alongside service users/residents
• Engage and chat with residents/service users
• Assist with the facilitation of support groups
• Assist healthcare professionals at the hub (social prescribers, social workers etc) with researching and updating information about local social and support activities
• Assist with the welcome and registration of participants to groups and activities
• Help create promotional materials for groups and activities
• Assist with gathering feedback from participants about their experience/satisfaction with the activity or group
- CategoryDisability and health, Community project/external
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Community Champions work with Brook to communicate and cascade positive sexual and reproductive health messages to their local communities. Champions are a voice in their communities, promoting awareness and assisting individuals to make informed choices about their sexual health and wellbeing.
hey also assist individuals in their local communities to access a range of sexual health and wellbeing services, helping them to take responsibility for their own health needs.
At Brook we really value the input of volunteers. They bring great insights, new ideas, personal experiences and often highlight gaps in our own knowledge and services.
Key Responsibilities of Community Champions include:
- Upholding Brook’s values
- Adhere to the volunteer agreement and code of conduct
- Completing all mandatory elements of your volunteer induction, including training
- Completing a DBS check, the cost of which will be covered by Brook
- Working within national, professional guidelines and Brook’s Protecting Young People (PYPP) policy where there are safeguarding issues with clients, and refer to the Designated Safeguarding teams in accordance with Brook’s Safeguarding referral pathway
- Encouraging and inspiring others to tackle stigma and discrimination in sexual and reproductive health by delivering clear sex-positive messages.
- Making links with existing groups and networks who may want to be access sexual and reproductive health training
- Signposting individuals in the community to relevant local services
- Promoting Brook’s work and current campaigns making use of your personal and external followers/community to raise awareness
- Co-delivering community engagement events alongside other Community Champions or Brook’s Health Promotion team
- Providing feedback on experiences, lessons learned and case studies from the community
- Completing additional volunteer tasks which arise for your team
- CategoryChildren and young people, Disability and health, Community project/external
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Our office team need help to get through their large workload to support our front-line staff. We provide residential overnight Short Break services in BuckinghamshireWe are a registered Children’s Home delivering short breaks. All children have a learning disability and some have additional physical, health and/or sensory needs. The service provides a fun and stimulating environment, promoting positive peer relationships and independence skills.
- CategoryChildren and young people
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• To offer support to people with mental health needs coming to Mind the Gap groups. • To encourage service users to become more independent and confident in areas of their lives where support is needed.
- CategoryDisability and health
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Volunteers will assist in the Inclusive Rhythms program, a music therapy-based workshop designed to support children with neurodiverse needs (such as ASD, ADHD, and learning difficulties).
Duties include setting up and packing down the space, welcoming families, assisting the music therapist from Chiltern Music Therapy with activities, and ensuring children feel engaged and supported, Serving teas and coffees and capturing video and photographic content. Volunteers will also help in maintaining a safe and structured environment for the children and assist in managing sensory needs where required.
- CategoryChildren and young people, Disability and health, Community project/external
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