Children & Youth – Wolverhampton Volunteers

Climate Ed

On 10/01/2025

In Advocacy, Children & Youth, Conservation, Uncategorized

Workshop Facilitator

Opportunity: Workshop Facilitator You will go to local primary schools to deliver a workshop programme about climate change/carbon footprints and inspire the children to start taking action on climate change! • Delivery of a programme of workshop (five in total, each lasting one hour) You won’t manage the students alone, the teacher remains with you the whole time. • Providing feedback to Climate Ed about the effectiveness of the programme • Conducting a follow up evaluation with the workshop participates two months after the end of the programme to see how much CO2 they have saved. There is a short training to completed, to familiarity with the workshop material (this can be done remotely)
Requirements: Knowledgeable about climate change, keen to share their knowledge and inspire children. Enjoying interacting with children and answering their questions. No previous teaching experience is required
Location: Primary Schools across Wolverhampton and surrounding areas
Hours: We ask volunteers to commit to delivering the programme twice, just because it takes time and expenses to train up each volunteer. Once your are onboard its very flexible about how often you volunteer .
Expenses: Yes We can reimburse travel within your own city, but unfortunately not for travel between cities. Taxis fares cannot be reimbursed only public transport.
DBS: Yes

You will be offered regular support and supervision with an assigned mentor. We provided a comprehensive induction, on-going training and support.

The Women & Families Resource Centre

By Sue01

On 28/11/2024

In Admin, Communities, Families, I.T., Uncategorized

Opportunity: Volunteer E-Commerce Assistant We are looking for volunteer E-Commerce assistants to support WFRC to begin and increase online sales on new and used goods. • To work alongside the shop manger to agree suitable items to sell • Ensure items for sale are in good working order and fit for purpose • To clean items and take quality photographs in an attractive setting • Accurately and professionally describe new and used items • Liaise with customer and shop /fundraising manger to arrange collections, viewing and payments • Check payment, package items with accurate addresses, take to the post office and get postage receipts • Provide good customer service and deal with issues professionally and promptly
Requirements: Good judgment about items that sell better online than in shops, at a higher price, awareness of reducing time and money on postage and packing where possible, organised and reliable.
Location: Women& Families Resource Centre Wolverhampton 39-41 School Street WV1 4LR
Hours: Minimum of 6 hours per week. Flexible weekdays and weekends
Expenses: Yes
DBS: No

The Women & Families Resource Centre supports, provides services develops programs, empowers and advocates for women and children .

The Women &Families Resource Centre

By Sue01

On 27/11/2024

In Community Centres, Families, Uncategorized, Women

Volunteer Housekeeper

Opportunity: Volunteer Housekeeper We are looking for volunteer Housekeepers to assist in the running and upkeep of WFRC retail shop &centre. We need someone with a brilliant attention to detail and a love of cleaning to help us make our shop floor &office sparkle! • Keeping the cleaning standards on the shop floor high so all our customers and clients will enjoy their visit. • Cleaning materials and supplies are provided and located at the Centre. A cleaning schedule is provided, and daily duties will include: • To help keep the shop and office clean • Dusting, hoovering, tidying up etc
Requirements/Skills: An interest in the centre and an enthusiasm for keeping the shop and office tidy, good timekeeping, reliable, a willingness to undertake training required for the role.
Location: The Women and Families Resource Centre, Wolverhampton 39-41 School Street WV1 4LR
Hours: Minimum of 6 hours per week. Flexible weekdays and Weekends
Expenses: Yes
DBS: No

The Women & Families Resource Centre supports, provides service develops programs, empowers and advocates for women and children.

The Access Project

By Sue01

On 24/09/2024

In Children & Youth, Mentoring, Support, Uncategorized, Youth

Volunteer Coach January 2025-June 2025

Opportunity: Volunteer Coach Jan-June 2025 The Access Project supports pupils from under-resourced backgrounds to access top universities. We are looking for individuals with the willingness to coach a young person aged 16-18. • Coach a young person through our key skills building programme, designed to help them to realise their potential and be ready for their future. These key skills include communication, problem solving, collaboration and organisation. • Work with a motivated and ambitious young person, during their future defining years • Build transferable skills, experience and knowledge through ongoing training and development as part of the role. No prior coaching or mentoring experience is necessary, we provide a full comprehensive training and induction programme to help you build the confidence to be the best volunteer you can be.
Requirements: Be able to spare one hour a month plus reasonable preparation time ahead of each session. Sign up to any 2-hour training sessions over October and November. Complete and online safeguarding course.
Location: Home based
Hours: One hour a month over the next six months starting January 2025 plus reasonable Preparation time .
Expenses: TBC
DBS: Yes and provide two references (personal or professional )

Students supported by The Access Project are 50% more likely to attend top universities than their comparable peers.

Magical Mind Coaching CIC

By Sue01

On 09/08/2024

In Children (11+), Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Communities, Health & Social Care, Sport, Uncategorized

Magical Mind Assistant Coach

Opportunity: Supporting Lead Magical Mind Coach with running Best Version of Me Sessions. This includes doing activities that help develop physical, mental and social health. This incudes Boxercise, Dodge Ball, Bench Ball, Circuit Training etc, running activities that help children develop a growth mindset and finally teaching young people confidence and communication skills. Support Magical MC CIC design future programmes for young people that helps develop physical, mental and social health this will include conducting research with young people to understand what they would like to be included in future programmes. Support with promotion and enrolment, using social media and other marketing tools .
Requirements: preferably have a driving licence and access to car, enjoy working with young people aged 8-15 years old. Have an interest in sport and be active themselves, must have good communication skills and be able to build a good connection with young people.
Location: Wolverhampton, (Whitmore Reans, Blakenhill, Low Hill)

Expenses: Yes
DBS: Enhanced DBS Check

Following a 2-month trial, if the volunteer is deemed suitable they will receive the following training: Level 2 Fitness Instructor, Boxercise Instructor for Kida, Health and Safety Training, In-house training on running MMC sessions independently and public speaking training.

Base 25

By Sue01

On 03/07/2024

In Children & Youth, Communities, Health & Social Care, Mentoring, Support, Uncategorized

Intervention Volunteers

Opportunity: Intervention Volunteers: Intervention volunteers at Base 25 play a crucial role in supporting young people under 25 through a variety of approaches. They provide mentoring and informal education, fostering personal growth. One-to-one sessions offer tailored support, addressing individual needs and challenges. Volunteers also facilitate activities and group work, encouraging social skills and community engagement. By creating a safe and supportive environment, these volunteers help young people build confidence, resilience and positive relationships, ultimately aiding their transition into adulthood and enhancing their overall wellbeing. This opportunity is a good option for student social workers, youth workers and trainee counsellors. Training, supervision and ongoing support is provided
Location: 29-31 Temple Street, Wolverhampton, WV4 2AN
Hours: Various
Expenses: Yes
DBS: Yes

As an intervention Volunteer at Base 25, you will support young people in shaping their lives by providing support in our specialist projects at Base 25 and in other community and social settings such as schools and youth clubs.

Base 25

By Sue01

On 02/07/2024

In Catering, Children & Youth, Communities, Families, Gardening, Retail, Support, Uncategorized

Opportunity: Community Volunteer Volunteer in community groups and spaces, reception area, charity shop and café. Community group: Support or run a community group in an area of interest/expertise. Community spaces: Develop and maintain community garden. organising reception area, interacting/listening to visitors/service beneficiaries Charity shop: Take in and sort donations, pricing, helping customers, restocking, general cleaning/tidying displays Café: Serving customers, cleaning, maintaining kitchen and eating area, preparing food and drinks. Chatter and Natter: Running your own session of the chatter and natter table as part of the Chatty Café scheme.
Requirements: Well, presented, positive, friendly attitude and willing to engage. There is one day induction and training. Ongoing training through Base 25 plus further training opportunities.
Location: Base 25,29-31 Temple Street, Wolverhampton WV2 4AN
Hours: 3 Hours per week for 12 weeks minimum
Expenses: Day passes for bus transport given only. For three consecutive hours volunteered, free lunch or breakfast provided 10% discounts in charity shop and additional café purchases
DBS: Yes

Base 25 is an independent local charity established in 1998 to support children, young people and families in Wolverhampton and the surrounding areas.

Action Tutoring

By Sue01

On 01/07/2024

In Children (11+), Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Support, Uncategorized, Youth

Volunteer Tutor ( English or Maths )

Opportunity: Volunteer Tutor (English or Maths): We recruit, train and deploy volunteer English and Math’s tutors who work with small groups of largely Pupil Premium children for an hour a week during term time in our partner schools, face-to -face or online. The online option means that volunteers can make a positive difference from their own home, whilst meeting people from all over the country and walks of life. We have volunteers from a wide range of backgrounds, retired professionals, unemployed people, stay at home parents and undergraduates. We run tutor socials and encourage interaction, teamwork and friendship. Each program in every school has a dedicated Program Coordinator who supports our volunteers. Tutoring resources and training are provided.
Requirements: Enthusiastic about working with Children or young people, want to make a difference and are fluent in English. Good communication skills would be an advantage. We prefer those who have or are studying for a degree (in any subject) or have a B grade (or above) at A Level (or equivalent) in these requirements, we still encourage you to apply. We take all previous experience into consideration and your motivations for volunteering with us, please include anything you think might be relevant. There Initial Tutor Training (2 hours by zoom) followed by programme specific training when you sign up to a tutor in a school, plus optional on demand subject specific training too .
Location: In person at partner school or homebased online
Hours: One hour a week before, during or after the school day in term time. Programme typically run for 10,15 or 20 weeks and tutoring takers place on the same day at the same time
Expenses: Yes, up to £5 towards travel to in person sessions
DBS: Yes

Action Tutoring unlocks the potential of children and young people who are facing disadvantages.

Scouts West Mercia

By Sue01

On 21/06/2024

In Children & Youth, Communities, Outdoors & Practical, Support, Uncategorized

Volunteer Team Member Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.

Opportunity: Volunteer Team Member Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts Would you like to be part of a team who hikes, climbs, enjoys the great outdoors, whilst also learning new skills and passing on those you already have? As a Team member you will have the opportunity to do all this by supporting the Team Leader to plan and deliver a safe programme for young people whilst running games and activities as part of weekly meetings. We work with young people from ages 4-18. You can choose the selection you feel best suited to, but we are opening lots of new Squirrel Dreys at the moment and would love for you to join them! As a Team member, you may have a specific skill you want to share with children are you a fabulous cook? Great at macrame? A keen beekeeper? Whatever your area of interest, there is something that you can offer.
Requirements: A sense of humour, empathy with young people and enthusiasm are the main ingredients you can learn the rest as you go along. There are activities and programme templates available for you to adapt according to your skills.
Location: Scouts Groups across the Region
Hours: Groups meet on a variety of days, usually Monday-Friday and between 5-9pm. Squirrels are 1 hour and the other selections usually 1.5-2 hours.
Expenses: Yes, Cost incurred in purchasing things for programme planning activities, uniform and badges
DBS: Yes

All volunteers have mandatory training module: Scouting essentials, safeguarding safety, GDPR tools for role and First Aid.

Scouts West Mercia

By Sue01

On 21/06/2024

In Children & Youth, Outdoors & Practical, Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Scouts Trustee

Opportunity: Scouts Trustee Trustees are a team of volunteers who make decisions and work together to ensure scouts runs smoothly, safely and legally. They do a variety of different things. • Make sure Scouts has enough money for activities • Make sure local Scouts groups follow the rules • Complete any necessary admin • Check we are aligning with to Scout Values • Help Scouts run activities with young people the saftest way possible • Check the equipment and building are looked after • Meet new people and make friends
Requirements: You will be interested in helping young people get skills for life, don’t mind working with and talking to people, you’re a bit creative or like to find solutions to problems ,you like being organised , if you have helped lead a project before this will help you but we don’t expect to have prior experience , You don’t need to have been in Scouts before . (If you are unsure , we can put you in touch with a local Trustee to speak to them about the role .
Location : This will depend on the group or district you volunteer for. Often meeting are online
Hours: Usually, 5-7 meetings a year and some additional at home hours, dependent on your role within the Trustee Board.
Expenses: Yes, Trustees shouldn’t routinely incur expenses
DBS: Yes

You will have some basic mandatory training that all Scouts volunteers undertake in safeguarding, safety and understanding scouts, as well as being a trustee board member. In addition to this you will boost your employability by evidencing your decision making skills, working as team, organisational skills, community work and potentially manging money.

Scouts ,West Mercia

By Sue01

On 20/06/2024

In Children & Youth, Communities, Creative & Media, Outdoors & Practical, Uncategorized

Volunteer Team Leader, Squirrels, Beavers ,Clubs ,Scouts.

Opportunity: Volunteer Team Leader, Squirrels, Beavers, Clubs, Scouts Would you like the opportunity to spend time, outdoors, lead community projects, take part in adventurous and creative activities all whilst supporting children and young people to develop life skills? As a section Team leader, you will help plan and deliver a safe and exciting programme of activities for young people from ages 4-18. You chose the section you feel best suited to, but we are opening lots of new Squirrel Dreys at the moment and would love for you to join them.
Requirements: Enjoy working as part of a team to inspire and help young people realise their potential through earning badges and awards. Excited, motivates and plans. There are activities and programme templets available for you to adapt according to your skills. As a Team Leader you would need to ensure that weekly plans are suitable and in place for when you are not able to be there.
Location: Scout Groups across the Region, we can talk to you about the nearest group for you.
Hours: Groups meets on a variety of days, usually Monday-Friday and between 5-9pm Squirrels: weekly meetings are 1 hour. Beavers, clubs and Scouts: usually between 1.5-2 hours
Expenses: Yes, Coast incurred in purchasing things for programme planning, activities, uniform and badges
DBS: Yes

All volunteers have mandatory training modules is: Scouting essentials, safeguarding, safety, GDPR, tools for the role and First Aid. As a team leader you will then have a learning plan in place to develop further skills in supporting young people in Scouts.

Aspire and reach

By Sue01

On 10/06/2024

In Catering, Children & Youth, Communities, Families, Homeless, Uncategorized, Women

Parents and Child volunteers

Opportunity: Parent and Child volunteers to join our project. Are you a parent interested in making a positive impact on the lives of homeless individuals and families? Do you have a child who is eager to learn about healthy cooking and those in need? We are looking for parent and child volunteers to join our homeless project! Our project aims to provide nutritious and delicious meals to homeless individuals and families in our community. If you and your child are passionate about cooking, nutrition, and giving back to the community, we would love to have you on board. You will have the opportunity to: • Prepare and cook healthy meals together with other volunteers. • Learn about nutrition and how to create balanced, budget-friendly recipes. • Engage with homeless individuals and families in a warm and supportive environment • Be part of a community that valves compassion and empathy.
Requirements: No prior experience is necessary, and we welcome volunteers of all skill levels and both long- & short-term participation. Our cooking sessions are designed to be education, fun and meaning for both parents and children.
Location: The Old School, 73 Dudley Road, Wolverhampton, WV2 3BY
Hours: Every Wednesday from 18th June afternoon /evening
Expenses: TBC
DBS: TBC

Together , we can create a brighter future for those in need and foster a spirit of compassion and support in our community.

Diversity Music Community 1st CIC

By Sue01

On 07/06/2024

In Children & Youth, Communities, Creative & Media, Health & Social Care, Support, Uncategorized

Music /Creative Arts Workshop Support Worker

Opportunity: Music/Creative Arts Workshop Support Worker Deliver Fun and interactive music workshops at local venues such as schools and community centres. Work with participants of all ages and abilities, fostering love for music in a supportive environment. Perform and teach your instrument during workshops, inspiring participants and demonstrating musical techniques. Assist with set up and breakdown of venues, ensuring a safe and clean environment for everyone. Maintain high standards of Health & Safety throughout all activities. Support with music mentoring to young and older people facing challenges, providing them with creative outlet and emotional support.
Requirements: Good Communication and organisational skills, creativity in your chosen filed Arts, Dance, Music & Music Technology, Graphics, Videography. Desirable to have experience of working with vulnerable people as well as one-to-one, Excellent team working and communication skills, Calm, flexible and resilient when working with young and older people. There is a full induction will be given incorporating, health safety, safeguarding, conflict management and general overview of Diversity Music Community 1st CIC
Location: Various Venues across the West Midlands.
Hours: An average workshop is approximately 2 hours long, however on occasion, there could be projects that last longer than this.
Expenses: Yes, Travel and lunch expenses will be paid
DBS: Yes

Our mission is to provide the opportunity for everyone, irrespective of background, to experience the joy of music and the arts. Through diversity, respect and collaboration, we aim to improve the quality of life and mental wellbeing of the community by providing long term interventions.

Diversity Music Community 1st CIC

By Sue01

On 07/06/2024

In Children & Youth, Communities, Creative & Media, Music, Uncategorized

Photographer/Videographer

Opportunity: Photographer/Videographer Do you have a passion for capturing photos and videos? Seeking a creative and enthusiastic volunteer photographer/videographer to join our team. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable experience in a real-world setting, build your portfolio and make a positive impact on our organisation. Responsibilities: Capture high quality photos and video at events, program and activities. Edit and enhance photos and video for use on social media, website and promotional. Collaborate with team to ensure visual content aligns with our brand and messages.
Requirements: Photographer/Videographer Do you have a passion for capturing photos and videos? Seeking a creative and enthusiastic volunteer photographer/videographer to join our team. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable experience in a real-world setting, build your portfolio and make a positive impact on our organisation.
Location: Various Venues across the West Midlands and editing form home or Hot desk within Wolverhampton
Hours: Flexible -2-4 hours a week
Expenses: Yes, Travel and lunch will be paid
DBS: Yes

Our mission is to provide the opportunity for everyone, irrespective of background, to experience the joy of music and the arts. Through diversity, respect and collaboration, we aim to improve the quality of life and mental wellbeing of the community by providing long term interventions.

NICS Wellbeing

By Sue01

On 03/06/2024

In Business, Communities, Families, Fundraising, Group Coordinator, Health & Social Care, Support, Uncategorized, Women

Opportunity: Community Events Co-ordinators • Plan, organise and execute seasonal wellbeing events (eg winter gala, summer fun day) • Develop timelines, schedules and checklists for smooth execution. • Assign tasks and mange volunteer schedules. • Ensure permits, risk assessments and insurance are secured. • Collaborate with marketing for event promotion. • Manage event registration processes. • Engage with the community for feedback and incorporate it into planning. • Nurture relationships with local business and stakeholders. • Develop and manage event budgets. • Source and co-manage sponsorships and donations. • Collect feedback to evaluate success and provide detailed reports and recommendations for future events.
Requirements: Creativity, Ability to organise events from beginning to end, implement deadlines and meet individual and team goals. Lived experience with mental health or additional need is a positive asset to this role and the team. You will receive an induction and training.
Location: Primary Event Venue: Woodfield Social and Sports Club, Woodfield Avenue Penn, WV4 4AF Office: 28 Cleveland Street Wolverhampton WV1 3HT
Hours: Flexible, events are mainly on weekends.
Expenses: Yes, Travel expense only
DBS: Yes

Our social mission is to empower people with lived experience of mental health and additional needs to live their best lives.

Our Small Wonders

By Sue01

On 21/05/2024

In Catering, Children (0-4), Children & Youth, Communities, Creative & Media, Families, Music, Support, Uncategorized, Women

General Volunteer

Opportunity : General Volunteer Small Wonders is a stay and Play Group 0-4 age group where we have created a supportive community of parents and carers. We need people to help in many areas: • On the door: Welcoming people and monitoring the door. • Desk: taking the register, entering details into laptop. • Café: serving hot and cold drinks, fresh fruit and homemade cakes, loading dish washer, preparing fruit etc. • Messy Room: running the messy room, resetting, cleaning up helping children. • Singing Time: brief time when we do singing involves using a microphone, leading song time (we have the song words etc.) • Chatting to parents • Playing with children: helping parents/carers who have multiple children.
Requirements: Friendly and chatty approachable. We invite you to come in and see what we do, we show you around and show you different roles that are available.
Location: Life spring Centre 34 Clifton Street, Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton ,WV3 0QT
Hours: Thursdays 12-3pm to set everything up. Fridays 9:15-11:45 or 12:15-2:45pm Friday all day 9:15-2:45 Pack away 2:30 -3:45 pm
Expenses: Yes, Travel expenses only eg day bus savers (not taxis)
DBS: Yes, apart from Café Volunteer. Our Small Wonders will cover cost

Small Wonders provides a clean, safe, caring enjoyable and challenging learning environment where child is encouraged to reach their potential.

The Access Project

By Sue01

On 14/05/2024

In Children (11+), Children & Youth, Training, Uncategorized

Online Volunteer Tutor (GCSE) Autumn 2024-Summer 2025

Opportunity : Online Volunteer Tutor (GCSE) Autumn2024-Summer 2025 The Access Project supports pupils from under-resourced back grounds to access top universities. We are looking for undergraduates, postgraduates, staff and alumni who would be able to tutor a young person aged 14-16, online. • Support a young person in a subject of your choice to achieve the GCSE grade they deserve and to fulfil their potential. • Build transferable skills, experience and knowledge through ongoing training and development as part of the role. • Students supported by The Access project typically achieve a grade higher at GCSE and are twice more likely than their peers to progress to a top-third ranked university. We will match you with a student who is looking for support in your subject.
Requirements: No prior teaching or tutoring experience. Either be currently studying for an undergraduate degree or have an undergraduate degree/equivalent professional qualification. Either have A Level subject or an undergraduate degree in a subject you wish to tutor at GCSE level. Sign up any of our 2.5-hour training session. Be able to spare one hour a week in school term over the next academic year to tutor (starting Sept/Oct2024) plus 30mins a week preparation time.
Location: Homebased
Hours: Be able to spare one hour a week in school term over the next academic year to tutor (starting Sept/Oct2024) plus 30mins a week preparation time.
Expenses: TBC
DBS: Yes Enhanced DBS and provide two references (personal or professional) complete an online safeguarding course.

We are seeing high demand from our students with science and maths. Volunteers who are able to support would be particularly welcome. There are also many opportunities for volunteer tutors in other subjects including humanities and languages.

Curiosity Club

By Sue01

On 03/05/2024

In Art, Children (11+), Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Communities, Creative & Media, Support, Uncategorized, Youth

Curiosity Club Workshop Assistant December 2024)

Opportunity: Curiosity Club Workshop assistant December holiday 2024 Curiosity Club inclusive and accessible activity days for Children aged 5-13 that takes place at St Patricks Church Hall in Heath Town during school holidays. Are you looking for experience in childcare or community arts? Could you assist in running activity days for children. Assist in delivering inclusive activities and games. Encourage creativity and imaginative play and support children with additional needs. (Your children can attend the sessions with you when volunteering) Dates for December holidays: Mon 30th, Tue 31st Dec, Thur 2nd &Fri 3rd Jan.
Requirements: Have an interest in helping children to play creatively, nurture their imagination and discover their potential. Are committed to equity, access and inclusion. Can remain calm in challenging situations. Can work well in a team and support others. Are willing and keen to learn. Can be reliable and get to the sessions on time. Christmas Holiday Planning and training session: Thursday 19th Dec 10am-4pm
Location: St Patricks Church Hall, Wolverhampton Road WV10 0QQ (near New Cross Hospital)
Hours: Flexible hours during project. Minimum of 1 hour per day plus participation in the training and planning day before that set sessions.
Expenses: Yes Travel expenses paid, lunch provided if needed.
DBS: Yes , Volunteers must be DBS check we can arrange this for you

We are looking for volunteers to help at our Curiosity Club inclusive Holiday activity days throughout 2024 .The activities are currently funded through City of Wolverhampton Council and Department of Education.

Wolverhampton Sea Cadets

By Sue01

On 12/04/2024

In Business, Children & Youth, Communities, Finance, Support, Uncategorized

Unit Fundraiser

Opportunity : Unit Fundraiser The Unit Management Team is headed by the Unit Chair. The unit Fundraiser is a volunteer role who is directly responsible to the Unit Chair and has authority over UMT members in relation to fundraising. The Fundraiser is to support the chair and Treasurer by: Identifying fundraising sources, including seeking advice and support from our National Support Centre Fundraising team. Developing links with local contacts, business and producing a database of potential funders. Raising awareness of the unit in the local community. Provide support and guidance on fundraising requirements to other volunteers and assist the Unit Management Team in the generation of unit funds through marketing and communication activities .
Requirements: All new volunteers are required to undertake Induction Training including Safeguarding and Responsibility for Information. Further training is provided as required to support this role. You can expect the unit to support you better understand the skills and experience you have as well as your aspiration for volunteering. To provide regular updates about developments in the charity that are relevant to you.
Location: Wolverhampton Sea Cadets ,93 Springfield Road, Wolverhampton, WV10 0LQ
Hours: This role offers a high degree of flexibility
Expenses: Yes, usually travel cost
DBS: Yes. Cost of DBS is covered by the organisation

A unit-based role although most of the tasks could be undertaken remotely. Attendance at the unit would be a gain an insight into the unit activities, priorities and to gain background information and evidence to better support fundraising applications.

Wolverhampton Sea Cadets

By Sue01

On 11/04/2024

In Children & Youth, Communities, Outdoors & Practical, Support, Uncategorized

Cadet Force Adult Volunteer (CFAV)

Opportunity: Cadet Force Adult Volunteer (CFAV) To assist in the development of young people as individuals and active citizens by providing safe and rewarding training, direction and guidance with the national training strategy for Sea Cadets. To maintain the Sea Cadets Corps valves and assist the Training Officer to plan a varied training programme. To promote and safeguard the Cadets welfare and ensure compliance with organisations Child Protection and Guidance. To be responsible safety and the effective use of the unit’s resources and equipment To keep relevant personal qualifications up to date and be aware of current good practice. In conjunction with the unit Training Officer, direct cadets and adults to district and national training course to further personal and unit development.
Requirements: There are no essential requirements/skills as full training and support is offered to ensure that volunteers have the skills and knowledge to supports cadets in a range of activities both on and offshore. Induction and training are also included.
Location: 93 Springfield Wolverhampton, WV10 0LQ also attend unit activities in addition district area and national training facilities.
Hours: Unit activities take place on Monday and Thursday evenings in additional to some weekend training activities. Longer training activities take place at area and national level.
Expenses: Travel expenses when undertaking training activities away from the unit
DBS: Yes, the cost of DBS is covered by the organisation

To provide young people with the best start in life through nautical adventure and fun and based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy.

CARE 1BRP

By Sue01

On 03/04/2024

In Children & Youth, Communities, News, Outdoors & Practical, Support, Uncategorized

Volunteers Needed One day event May 2nd 2024

Volunteers are needed to help with the following: • Registration • Set up/take down and clear up. • Room locations/toilet directions/workshop/breakout sessions/directing attendees to the correct areas. • Food layout • Support with merchandise.
The Conference will be held on May 2nd 2024. At the National Brownfield Institute, University of Wolverhampton, Springfield Campus, Grimstone Street, Wolverhampton, WV10 0JP
Registration is from 9:30am. The start time is 10am-4.30pm. To apply for Volunteering Contact info@care1brp.com

Change Grow Live

By Sue01

On 03/04/2024

In Children & Youth, Health & Social Care, Mentoring, Support, Uncategorized

Volunteer Independent Visitor.

Opportunity: Volunteer Independent Visitor. Independent Visitors are adults who volunteer with us to offer one-to one support to children and young people who are living with foster family or in residential care. The volunteer is separate from social services and all other agencies and is there just for the young person. The aim of the role is about providing the young person with time and space to talk, feel listened too and valved and have some fun with their volunteer. You will meet with your young person once a month on a long-term basis for as long as they want an Independent Visitor. You will meet your young person what activity you plan to do, these could include activities such as going to the cinema, bowling, walking, or going to the local park.
Requirements: You do not need experience working with children and young people, just an interest in their development and welfare. An empathetic and caring nature is beneficial. Full training and support are provided.
Location : The volunteer Independent Visitor would collect the young person from their home, completed the activity and return them back home.
Hours: Monthly session take place during a weekday evening or on a weekend. Commitment to the role is essential and we ask for a least 2 years commitment post training
Expenses: Yes, pay all pre-agreed reasonable expenses to cover the cost of activities, travel and a gift allowance for the persons birthday and religious celebrations
DBS: Yes, Enhanced DBS

Change Grow Live is a charity providing many different services to support vulnerable adults and young people .Our mission is to help people change the direction of their lives, grow as individuals and live life to its full potential .

Creative Communities

By Sue01

On 21/03/2024

In Art, Children & Youth, Communities, Creative & Media, Families, Support, Uncategorized, Women

Creative Communities Welcome Volunteers

Opportunity: Creative Communities Welcome Volunteer Providing a warm welcome for parents and their children attending their creative workshops at their local Family Hub. Supporting the artist and community ambassador to deliver the art workshops, including setting up the session materials and furniture and clearing away materials at the end. Helping the entertain the children who attend with their parents with suitable art activities provided and toys. Family Hub are: Rocket Pool, Graisley, Low Hill, Childrens Village, Dove, Whitmore Reans, Eastfield, Bingley
Requirements: Customer Service, Events support, children and families. Also available Council Training – bitesize training in health and safety, Equalities and customer service.
Location: Rocket Pool: Wednesdays 9am-12noon until 19th June Graiseley: Fridays 9am to 12 noon until 28th June Low Hill: Friday 12 -3pm until 28th June Childrens Village: Mondays 9am-12noon from 8th April to 12 August Dove: Tuesday 9am-12noon from 24th June to 30 September Bingley: Tuesday 11:30am -2:30 pm from 25th June to 15th October
Hours: commitment 4 hours per week for 17 weeks
Expenses: No
DBS: Yes

Creative Communities has created an artist led programme for parents who feel lonely by using arts and crafts as medium to express themselves, socialise and improve their well being

Dentaid -BrightBites

By Sue01

On 01/03/2024

In Advice, Children (0-4), Children & Youth, Communities, Health & Social Care, Uncategorized

Children’s oral health educator volunteer.

Opportunity: Children’s oral health educator volunteer. We need volunteers who are willing to go along to their local nurseries, schools, childcare settings & organisations that work with young children and their families to deliver the project. We would really like to target areas of high social deprivation where oral health needs of children are often greater, therefore we are relying on volunteers’ local knowledge to target these areas. We would like volunteers to get in touch with schools, nurseries and groups to offer to go along and deliver the Brightbites programme. Support can be provided upon request. All resources to support the volunteer are provided and sent prior to the session, including a PowerPoint presentation, leaflets, stickers, posters, a mouth model, a t-shirt and toothbrush and toothpaste for every child seen.
Requirements: Confidence to provide an engaging session, no clinical qualifications required
Location: Local schools. Childcare settings/organisations
Hours: Monday-Friday daytime generally, can be weekends/school holidays if arranged
Expenses: No
DBS: Yes

Help us improve oral health in the UK and overseas.

Together In Penn Fields at Lea Road Community Church

By Sue01

On 27/02/2024

In Advice, Children (11+), Communities, Community Centres, Creative & Media, Sport, Uncategorized, Youth

Community drop in ,Youth club volunteer , Girls Youth group volunteer .

Opportunity: Community Drop in To volunteer with members of the local community in various activities connected with healthy lifestyle, improving English language skills and confidence building. Also to help with art and crafts sessions and sports activities for children and young people (All ages) Youth Club Volunteer To work with a range of sports, games and craft activities, depending on the skills of the volunteer. Big emphasis on befriending services and mentoring young people to build aspirations and guide them through struggles of school and day to day life. (Ages 10-18 years) Girls Youth Group (Female Leaders only) To support young girls to feel included, safe and supported in society and within their community. To help run workshops on specific tasks and topics tackling barriers young girls face today (Ages 11-18)
Requirements : Friendly, approachable, happy to join in and enjoys meeting and talking with other adults and children. Reliable and trustworthy. Flexible/Open Ended. A weekly commitment preferred however can be less often depending on availability of the volunteer. This will be discussed.
Location: Lea Road Community Church , Lea Road , Wolverhampton , WV3 0LW
Hours: Flexible/Open Ended. A weekly commitment preferred however can be less often depending on availability of the volunteer. This will be discussed. Community Drop In: Tuesday 4pm- 7pm Youth Club: Wednesday 6pm-8pm Girls Youth Group: Thursday 5pm-7pm
Expenses: Travel expenses can be made available
DBS: Yes Provided

We are a welcoming, Inclusive and diverse building and respect all people entering the building on what beliefs, race, values they hold.
We are requiring volunteers who are welcoming of all the above.

Together In Penn Fields at Lea Road Community Church

By Sue01

On 27/02/2024

In Catering, Children (0-4), Communities, Community Centres, Uncategorized, Women

Women’s only group ,Parent& Toddler group, Food Project/Bank volunteer .

Opportunity: Women’s only Group To support and get involved in a wide variety of activities including light exercise, crafts, befriending and guidance. Have you got a specific craft skill you would like to run at the Women’s group, we would love to hear more! (All Ages, Women’s Only Group but nurturing male leaders are welcome) Parents & Toddler Group Support in engaging with babies and toddlers whilst the parents can relax with drinks and some snacks, giving them much needed to unwind ( Aged 0-4) Food Project /Bank Supporting the general running of the food bank with loading and unloading food trays, supporting members as they collect food, supporting the food bank café for members to access and befriending service, being a listening ear to peoples struggles and engaging in social interaction.
Requirements: Friendly, approachable, happy to join in and enjoys meeting and talking with other adults and children. Reliable and trustworthy.
Location: Lea Road Community Church, Lea Road, Wolverhampton WV3 0LW
Hours: Flexible/Open Ended. A weekly commitment preferred however can be less often depending on availability of the volunteer. This will be discussed. Women’s only group: Tuesday 1-3pm Parents & Toddlers: Wednesday 9:30-11:30 Food Project/Bank: Thursday 5:30-7pm
Expenses: Travel expenses can be made available
DBS: Yes Provided

We are a welcoming, inclusive and diverse building and respect all people entering the building on what beliefs, race, values they hold.
We are requiring volunteers who are welcoming of all the above.

Sense

By Sue01

On 13/02/2024

In Children (11+), Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Disability, Uncategorized

Get Out There Group Volunteer

Opportunity: Get out there Group Volunteer GOT groups are a growing division of Sense that cater for children between 6 and 16 with complex needs. We provide a 4-hour social setting which caters for children and families who need respite. We offer activities such as games, puzzles, arts and crafts, experiments, cooking and sensory play. We aim to tailor sessions to the needs, interests and abilities of the children we support and put pupil voice at the centre of all we do. As a volunteer you will make sure everyone has a great time and can make most of the activities on offer. You will need lots of energy, a warm and welcoming personality and to be happy getting stuck into a wide range of tasks and activities all of what everyone has the best day they can together
Requirements: Fun and friendly and confident to meet and spend time with disabled people. Willing to develop the knowledge and skills to communicate with young people who have mufti sensory impairments and may use a wide range of communication methods. Able to work well in a team and be flexible about the role you play during the day depending on what’s needed by individuals and activities. Reliable and punctual.
Location: Sense Centre, Smethwick, Midlands Day Service, Holly Lane, B66 1QN
Hours: At least 4 hours + (Monday- Sunday)
Expense : No
DBS: Yes

We welcome volunteers of all ages to this role who are able to create an inclusive and welcoming peer environment for everyone involved in the group.

Governors for Schools

By Sue01

On 13/09/2023

In Children & Youth, Uncategorized

School Governor

Opportunity: School Governor Schools do incredible things to educate young people and help them become compassionate and well –rounded citizens. However they can’t do this job alone. School governors help to shape school policies and aims, allowing teachers to focus on delivering high-quality educational experience. Governors offer strategic guidance, rather than getting involved in the operational aspect of a school .This involves Working with other board members to plan the schools strategic direction. Overseeing the schools financial performance, ensuring money is well- spent. Holding the head teacher or school leadership to account. A governor’s relationship with the schools leadership team involves challenging existing process to drive school improvement. Although becoming a governor requires drive and commitment, you will enjoy many professional and personal rewards including career development opportunities and the chance to support young people’s futures.
Requirements: You don’t need to be a parent or education expert to volunteer as a governor. School require a combination of hard and soft skills to ensure their boards operate effectively .Whether you are an experienced professional or embarking on the first stages of your career, we will work hard to match you with an appropriate school.
Location: Schools across Wolverhampton
Hours: Meetings usually take place one evening on a weekday, roughly every 6 times a year
Expenses: No
DBS: Yes

New governors received exclusive access to guidance and resources. You will receive 12 months free access to online governor resource and knowledge bank The Key so you can be confident in your decision making.
We have also developed eLearning element of the role and we also hold regular webinars so you can continue your learning and have opportunity to ask question

Motive8 C.I.C

By Sue01

On 11/09/2023

In Children & Youth, Communities, Sport, Uncategorized

Volunteer Community Sport Coach

Opportunity: Volunteer Community sports coach Volunteers who are recruited onto the personal development programme will support our community sport sessions where we provide positive sporting activities to young people in the community. Volunteers will be required to support the delivery of sessions including: • Setting up activity areas • Delivering sport activities • Providing guidance and acting as a positive role model to young people • Potentially some admin tasks such as registers.
Requirements: Any person who either has an interest in sports coaching or would like to support positive change in young people through mentoring. There will be an informal induction and training throughout the programme.
Location: Oxley , Bushbury , Low Hill
Hours: Monday-Saturdays (evenings and Saturday afternoons) There is no fixed duration as volunteers can commit to suit their availability.
Expenses: Yes. . Travel expenses only
DBS: Yes

Motive8 Youth is a non-profit organisation which aims to use the power of sport to engage young people in sport and physical activity. We believe that engaging communities in positive activities creates cohesive, healthier and empowered communities

The Way Youth Zone

By Sue01

On 06/09/2023

In Mentoring, Uncategorized, Youth

Longer-Term Mentoring This Role is Now suspended

Opportunity: Longer Term Mentoring This is an exciting new role for anyone who has a passion for developing our young people to achieve their highest potential. As a long term mentor, you will be expected to undertake 1-1 mentoring and identifying areas of risk or a need for longer term intervention for our young people. We expect that you will be working with young people who are looked after or have medium-high level safeguarding or mental health concerns and therefore, some youth work experience will be essential. As a mentor in our longest term program, you will be expected to develop 1-1 mentoring relationships with young people who are in the care system or face medium-high severity mental health issues. They might be young people who have already been through our short-term mentor program but aren’t ready to move on yet .These topics and surrounding group work will be intervention at its earliest. Once you have spent time with the young people in a targeted setting you will be expected to spend time with those young people during our universal sessions to enable and empower them to access the session, something they will typically struggle with because of anxiety, poor behaviour or difficulty socialising
Location: The Way Youth Zone Wolverhampton
Hours: Couple of hours a week
Expenses: TBC
DBS: Yes

Mentoring Aspirations Plus: Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, the MAP project aims to support young people aged 8-18 in care, leaving care or on a children protection plan to develop their life skills , support their learning and training and improve their resilience and self-esteem

The Way Youth Zone

By Sue01

On 04/09/2023

In Children & Youth, Mentoring, Uncategorized

Medium Term Mentoring

Opportunity: Medium Term Mentoring This is an exciting new role for anyone who has a passion for developing our young people to achieve their highest potential. As a medium term mentor, you will be expected to undertake 1-1 mentoring and identifying areas of risk or a need for longer term intervention for our young people. We expect that you will be working with young people who are looked after or have medium level safeguarding or mental health concerns and therefore, some youth work experience would be beneficial. As a mentor in our medium term program, you will be expected to develop 1-1 mentoring relationships with young people who are in the care system or face medium severity mental health issues .They might be young people who have already been through our short-term mentor program but aren’t ready to move on yet. These topics and surrounding group work will be intervention at its earliest. Once you have spent time with the young people in a targeted setting you will be expected to spend time with those young people during our universal sessions to enable and empower them to access the session, something they will typically struggle with because of anxiety, poor behaviour or difficulty socialising.
Location: The Way Youth Zone Wolverhampton
Hours: Couple of hours a week
Expenses: TBC
DBS: Yes

Mentoring Aspirations Plus: Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, the MAP project aims to support young people aged 8-18 in care, leaving care or on a children protection plan to develop their life skills , support their learning and training and improve their resilience and self-esteem

The Way Youth Zone

By Sue01

On 04/09/2023

In Children & Youth, Mentoring, Uncategorized

Short Term Mentoring

Opportunity: Short Term Mentoring This is an exciting new role, for anyone who has a passion with helping young people to achieve their highest potential. As a short-term group mentor, you will be expected to undertake lower-level interventions with our young people, addressing key areas such as self-esteem, self-confidence and building resilience. This will be done through 1-1 mentoring and group workshops to fulfil our young people’s needs. As a mentor in our short-term program, you will be expected to facilitate workshops with young people around topics in our youth zone that are negatively impacting our young people. These topics and the surrounding group work will be intervention at its earliest. Once you have spent time with the young people in a targeted setting you will be expected to spend time with those young people during our universal sessions to enable and empower them to access the session, something they will typically struggle with because of anxiety, poor behaviour or difficulty socialising.
Location: The Way Youth Zone , Wolverhampton WV3 0NR
Hours: Couple of hours a week
Expenses: TBC
DBS: Yes

Mentoring Aspirations Plus : Funded by the National Lottery Community fund, the MAP project aims to support young people aged 8-18 in care , leaving care or on a children protection plan to develop their life skills, support their learning and training and improve their resilience and self-esteem.

Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust-H.O.P.E Project

By Sue01

On 24/08/2023

In Befriending, Disability, Elderly, Families, Health & Hospitals, Health & Social Care, Uncategorized

Link Volunteer-H.O.P.E Project

Opportunity: Link Volunteer-H.O.P.E Project A 2 year project supporting the local community of Wolverhampton to prevent social isolation. The task you will be asked to perform will depend on the needs of the service, the person you are matched with and your personal level of confidence, experience and interests. This may include the following : • Telephone or face to face support for isolated housebound people across the city. • Support people to utilise technology to reduce their isolation and ensure that their health and social needs are being met. Other types of support you might be asked to provide include supporting people : Identify and attend social activities or groups. Learn a new skill or find a new hobby Help to cope with their long term conditions by getting involved with community activities. Link people with support service such as befriending .Try out new activities that make them feel healthier such as walking or swimming
Requirements: Excellent communication skills, caring and motived by desire to help others. Ability to use some digital technology for training/communications
Location: Wolverhampton area
Hours: We ask that volunteers commit to least one duty per week for at least 3 months .Shift availability to be confirmed by your supervising Link Worker.
Expense: TBC
DBS: Yes Enhanced Adults

The volunteers element of the service is manged by The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and works in partnership with The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Charity and the Wolverhampton Voluntary and Community Action(WVCA)

Royal Air Force Museum

By Sue01

On 11/08/2023

In Children & Youth, Communities, Outdoors & Practical, Uncategorized

Exhibitions Researcher (Schools) This role is now Suspended

Opportunity:
Requirements: Have good written and oral skills, are comfortable communicating colleagues and visiting school children, are an effective team player, are willing to learn new skills. Will adhere to legislation and practices around handling collection.
Location: RAF Museum Cosford, Shifnal, Shropshire TF11 8UP
Hours: One day a week or four days a month. The typical volunteering day starts at 9:30 and finishes at 15:00 .This is flexible to suit individual needs .There is one –hour break at lunchtimes
Expenses : Travel expenses reimbursed up to £14.50 per day in line with our policy
DBS: We will ask you to provide one reference

There will be a taster day on 30th September 2023

Royal Air Force Museum

By Sue01

On 11/08/2023

In Communities, Families, Heritage, Outdoors & Practical, Uncategorized

Museum Event Maker This role is now Suspended

Opportunity:
Requirements: Able to work as a team, friendly and approachable, be confidence in engaging and approaching our visitors.
Location: RAF Museum Cosford, Shifnal, Shropshire TF11 8UP
Hours: This varies depending on the type of event .You will find that most events fall on evenings, weekends and school holidays and we expect that you commit to one event per year . Events are typically 3-4 hours (with breaks)
Expenses: Travel expenses reimbursed up to £14.50 per day in line with our policy
DBS: No

Our Event Makers are asked to undertake a number of mandatory training , including : Introduction to RAF Museum ,Safeguarding training ,Online training on health and safety, manual handing training .You will also receive specific training and inductions : Event briefing online and on site , Cash handling and till training and Customer service training .

Royal Air Force Museum

By Sue01

On 09/08/2023

In Communities, Families, Heritage, Uncategorized

Opportunity: Summer Event Maker This role is now suspended
Requirements:
Location: RAF Museum Cosford, Shifnal, Shropshire TF11 8UP
Hours: From July to early September .Flexible on days you could volunteer for weekdays, weekends or mix .You would be needed on site from 9am till 5pm but we would consider people who can only do half day.
Expenses: Travel expenses reimbursed up to £14.50 per day in line with our policy
DBS: No

This volunteering role is specifically for the summer period, but if you would like to continue volunteering at the museum you would be very welcome to apply to be a museum event maker.

Royal Air Force Museum

By Sue01

On 08/08/2023

In Families, Heritage, Outdoors & Practical, Uncategorized

Spitfire Cockpit Volunteer This Role is now Suspended

Opportunity:
Requirements:
Location: RAF Museum Cosford, Shifnal, Shropshire TF11 8UP
Hours :
Expenses:
DBS: We will ask you to provide one reference

The Spitfire Cockpit Experience will only run when there a minimum of two volunteers and some flexibly in shift times can be arranged.

Royal Air Force Museum

By Sue01

On 08/08/2023

In Children & Youth, Communities, Heritage, Outdoors & Practical, Uncategorized

Handling Collection Developer This role is suspended

Opportunity:
Requirements: Have an interest in research and collections, are comfortable communicating with colleague and visitors including families, are an effective team player, willing to learn new skills and have good written and oral skills.
Location: RAF Museum Cosford, Shifnal, Shropshire TF11 8UP
Hours: One day a week or four days a month. The typical volunteering day starts at 9:30 and finishes at 15:00 .This is flexible to suit individual needs .There is a one hour break at lunchtimes.
Expenses: Travel expenses reimbursed up to £14.50 per day in line with our policy
DBS: We will ask you to provide one reference

There will be a taster day on 30th September 2023

Royal Air Force Museum

By Sue01

On 07/08/2023

In Children & Youth, Families, Heritage, Outdoors & Practical, Uncategorized

Exhibition Researcher (Families) This Role is now Suspended

Opportunity:
Requirements: Interest in research and collections You are comfortable communicating colleagues and visitors, including families (training and guidance will be provided ) Good written and oral skills
Location: RAF Museum Cosford, Shifnal , Shropshire, TF11 8UP
Hours: One day a week or four days per month. The typical volunteering day is 9:30-3pm, but we can be flexible to suit individual needs .There is a one hour break for lunch
Expenses: Travel expenses reimbursed up to £14.50 per day in line with our policy
DBS: No

Come along to our taster day on 30th September 2023

St Giles Trust

By Sue01

On 26/07/2023

In Crime & Justice, Ex-Offenders, Mentoring, Uncategorized, Women, Youth

**CIRV Volunteer Mentor** **This role is now Suspended**

Opportunity : This Role is Now Suspended
Requirements: We are looking for people who are passionate about working and young people, interested in giving back to their community and who believe in second chances .We will provide you with extensive training for this role, including a Level 2 Mentoring qualification.
Location: Either Coventry (Wood End) or Wolverhampton (Graiseley). Based at CIRV offices or meeting the mentee in the Community
Hours: Days/hours to be discussed with Volunteer Placement Contact/Manger. Minimum 6 months/Maximum 12 months.
Expenses: Yes. Travel expenses and other agreed expense only
DBS: Yes

Not all of our offices are accessible for people who have mobility issues or use a wheelchair. However, if we know this in advance we can ensure we use an accessible venue.

The Wolverhampton Grand Theatre.

By Sue01

On 26/07/2023

In Art, Children & Youth, Communities, Creative & Media, Disability, Elderly, Families, Uncategorized

Front of House Volunteer

Opportunity: Front of House Volunteer To give patrons directions around the auditorium to the appropriate facilities before, during and after each performance in a friendly and efficient manner. To check the seating area and evacuation routes are keep clear of obstacles and to assist patrons with disabilities to their seats. To assist with our Memory Café that has been set up for people living with Dementia and to assist our patrons who are hard of hearing during our Captioned and BSL performances. To support theatre community projects which may be offsite such as our Panto project each year and assist in delivering excellent customer service to our patrons.
Requirements: To promote and comply with Wolverhampton Grand Theatres equal opportunity policy in both the services and treatment of others. Our training will build on your existing skills and experience to ensure you have the knowledge and confidence to fulfil your role as well as support and supervision throughout your time volunteering with us.
Location: The Wolverhampton Grand Theatre. Lichfield Street ,Wolverhampton, WV1 1DE
Hours : Evenings and Weekends
Expenses: Evenings and Weekends
DBS: We will obtain 2 references either personal or professional for all volunteers.

Wolverhampton Grand is a long –established Theatre in the heart of the Midlands. We are actively seeking volunteers from the Deaf and hard of hearing community , people over 60 and 18-30 looking for work experience to improve their CV

LearnPlay Foundation

By Sue01

On 06/07/2023

In Community Centres, Creative & Media, I.T., Social Media, Training, Uncategorized, Youth

Opportunity: Skills Champions We will be working with 20 volunteers who will engage with and give accredited training. Once trained volunteers will then work with peers aged 16-29 year olds using interactive digital media & cutting edge technology focusing on marginalised YP, hidden NEETs & current claimants to highlight some of the career opportunities that are open to the young people across the city. Volunteers will sign post to and encourage the uptake of opportunities citywide and help referrals to further relevant training.
Requirements: The right candidate will be keen, motivated and potentially be looking to use the volunteering opportunity as a route back to work .An induction period will include training and skills development around digital, employability as well as project management , positive communication, running activities reporting and website management which will be further developed during the volunteering experiences .There is also a possibility of an additional 10 days of training over the duration of the programme To be confirmed with venues and volunteers however we anticipate that it will be 2-4 times per month.
Location: Training and induction will be at our office Chubb Building WV1 1HT then in venues across the city within the 10 priority wards.
Hours: To be confirmed with venues and volunteers however we anticipate that it will be 2-4 times per month
Expenses: Yes Travel & Lunch , other rewards include exposure to job opportunities and training ( both accredited and not accredited)
DBS: No

We are a digital media organisation with the overarching ambition to make a difference to people’s lives by empowering and enabling digital inclusion and access to digital skills

Stourbridge Glass Museum

By Sue01

On 12/06/2023

In Children & Youth, Heritage

Activity Support

Opportunity: Activity Support The museum hosts various activities for children throughout the year. This role is to work with the museum staff to help children doing the craft, ushering them to the seats, assisting them with the craft and cleaning up after the activity.
Requirements: Friendly and welcoming attitude to any visitors. Needs to pay attention to details. Someone who is used to work with children will be desirable as it can be physically demanding. Induction will be given on the first day of volunteer work, necessary training are given for each roles. If any volunteers are interested in different roles within the museum, they will have opportunities to join the training.
Location: Stourbridge Glass Museum Stuart Works, High Street , Wordsley, DY8 4FB
Hours:Tuesdays-Sundays From 10:30-16:30, There are two shifts a day. Morning Shift is 10:30 -13:30. Afternoon shifts is 13:30-16:30 Activity is normally on Saturdays and extra days during half term.
Expenses: No (Except students and Universal Credit recipients will be paid for travel expenses)
DBS: No

We are urgently need more volunteers particularly during summer opening, but we are continuously recruiting throughout the year.

Hope Community Project

By Sue01

On 25/05/2023

In Children (0-4), Communities, Families, Uncategorized

Volunteer Play Leader

Opportunity : Volunteer Play Leader Hope Community Project offers the opportunity for a play worker to work within a parent and child/toddler group. The parents in the group will also be doing training within some of these sessions. Main tasks • Ability to be able to lead the group/participate in training sessions • Set up room with parents • Work directly with parents and child to promote play • Help /Encourage parents to tidy and clear after sessions
Requirements: Must be over 18 years of age , Have or be willing to complete play worker qualification/training , Adhere to Hope Community policies and procedures at all times especially with regard to safeguarding vulnerable people. Complete online safeguarding training. Be approachable, mindful and non-judgemental. A commitment to equal opportunities and anti-discriminatory practices.
Location: 40 Ling House ,Health Town ,WV10 0HH
Hours: Monday 9:30-11:30
Expenses: Yes
DBS: Yes

We celebrate the diversity of society and are striving to promote and reflect that diversity within our organisation.

The Social Sanctuary Project

By Sue01

On 17/05/2023

In Children & Youth, Sport, Uncategorized, Youth

**Volunteer Youth Worker & Youth Worker (Sport Focus)**

	Opportunity: Volunteer Youth Worker(Sport Focus) Our Volunteer youth worker position consists of building positive relationships, engaging with a range of young people through various activates within the sports hall and getting involved in the Social Sanctuary community. Volunteer Youth Worker: Our volunteer youth worker position consists of building positive relationships, engaging with a range of young people through various activates and getting involved in the Social Sanctuary community
	Requirements: (Sport Focus)Empathetic, committed to their individual Anti-Oppressive Practice, open-minded and open to new learning and experience, active listener, good communication and knowledge of sports including football, general active games. Youth Worker :Empathetic, open-minded to new learning and experience, active listener and good communication.
	Location:Mondays: Parish Church of Saint Matthew, 222 Willenhall Road ,Wolverhampton WV1 2JQ Wednesday: The Hub at Ashmore Park 82 Griffiths Drive Wolverhampton WV11 2LH
	Hours: Evenings 6:30-8:30
	Expenses: Yes
	DBS: Yes , Social Sanctuary will cover the cost of your DBS once you have been through the application and interview section successfully

To work with young people and their communities to provide the services they want and need in local community spaces. We will provide a quality youth work service that will enhance community cohesion. We will promote social justice, collective empowerment and sustainability.

The Social Sanctuary Project

By Sue01

On 05/05/2023

In Admin, Uncategorized, Youth

Volunteer Reception/Youth Work Support

	Opportunity: Volunteer Reception/Youth Work Support. Our volunteer reception/youth work support position consists of building relationships with young people and the community. Supervising our small reception area, completing general administrative duties and getting involved in the social Sanctuary community. Responsibilities: To build positive relationships with young people and the community by welcoming members upon entry .Support with some administrative duties .To work within The Social Sanctuary Projects policies at all times, especially in regards to Health and Safeguarding and Equality and Anti-Oppressive Practice .
	Requirements:Empathetic , committed to their individual Anti-Oppressive Practice .Open –minded and open to new learning and experience , proactive in their approach and good communication .
	Location: Mondays: Parish Church of Saint Matthew 222Wilenhall Road Wolverhampton WV1 2JQ Wednesday: The hub at Ashmore Park, 82 Griffiths Drive, Wolverhampton WV11 2LN
	Expenses: No
	DBS: Yes Social Sanctuary will cover the cost of your DBS once you have been through the application and interview section successfully

To work with young people and their communities to provide the service they want and need in local community spaces .We provide a quality youth work service .That enhance community cohesion. We will promote social justice, collective empowerment and sustainability.

All Saints Action Network (ASAN)

By Sue01

On 17/03/2023

In Communities, Elderly, Families, Uncategorized

	Opportunity: Warm Space Volunteer-All Saints Community Centre Assisting the All Saints Action Network with running our Warm Spaces on a Tuesday morning and Thursday afternoon for 2 hours per session .You will provide a warm empathetic approachable environment. This opportunity will help you develop valuable skills and experience in the low –income people and families in All Saints who may be living in fuel poverty or impacted by the cost of living crisis.
	Location: ASAN ,The Workspace All Saints Road ,Wolverhampton WV2 1EL. Some initial training/work experience may take place at other sites in the All Saints local area.
	Hours: Minimum commitment of 4 hours per week .Ideally we would like to have you on board until the warm space projects ends .Additional benefits include helping you gain a First Aid qualification after completing 10 session’s .This is an ongoing opportunity for people with an interest in helping improve quality of life.
	Expenses: Reasonable travel expenses will be provided for those completing a 4 hours of volunteering per week. The maximum expenses available per week is £10.
	DBS: No

This opportunity is available and open to men and women .An induction is provided and ongoing training. Additional volunteering opportunities are available in ASAN

Young Climate Warriors.

By Sue01

On 14/02/2023

In Advocacy, Children (5-11), Children & Youth

Student Climate Ambassador

	Opportunity: Student Climate Ambassador. Taking climate change discussions directly into Primary schools, the Young Climate Warriors Ambassador Programme works to effectively initiate action-stimulating conversation and encourage critical thinking within an education environment. Our Ambassadors deliver interactive animated, in-person assemblies to allow pupils to engage with climate change in a positive, age-appropriate and honest manner.
	Requirements: Are enthusiastic about starting conversations about climate change. Are stubbornly optimistic about positive future. Are eager to engage primary school-aged children (previous experience a plus, but not necessary) Have strong communication skills, with an ability to use initiative and act professionally in all interactions with school staff and pupils.
	Location: Wolverhampton
	Hours: Assemblies will be delivered according to the requests from local primary schools during school hours. There is also the opportunity for ambassadors to host regular eco-club at their local primary school organised according to their availability. Ideally our Ambassadors remain part of the team for the duration of the remainder of the school year.
	Expenses: Yes Travel expenses maximum of £30. Reimbursement for time £30 for delivering an assembly. £20 for helping at mutually agreed school requested event e.g. eco-club
	DBS: Yes

After submitting an application, you will be invited to attend training sessions where we will fully prepare you for your position, providing resources and guidance for your assemblies. Once you have completed the training session. We will connect you with your local schools and you can begin to arrange your first climate assembly as soon as you would like.

NCT Wolverhampton

By Sue01

On 08/02/2023

In Admin, Children (0-4), Families, I.T., Social Media, Websites

Nappy Library Volunteer & Social Media Volunteer

	Opportunity: Nappy Library Volunteer. Help manage and coordinate our reusable nappy library. This role involves administrative tasks, good organisation and attention to detail. Social Media Volunteer. Help managing NCT Wolverhampton’s social media channels (Facebook and Instagram) You will be helping to create and schedules posts to advertise the branch and their events as well as responding to queries on the social media pages. You will have access to online training, resources and templates to use.
	Requirements: Nappy Library :Organised, time management, admin, IT/digital skills, reliable and good communicator. Online training is provided. Social Media :Help managing NCT Wolverhampton’s social media channels (Facebook and Instagram) You will be helping to create and schedules posts to advertise the branch and their events as well as responding to queries on the social media pages. You will have access to online training, resources and templates to use.
	Location: Home base for both roles.
	Hours: Nappy Library: 1 hour per week Social Media : 1-2 hours per week
	Expenses: Yes Travel only
	DBS: No for both roles

NCT is an advocate, guide and friend for parents through their first 1,000days (from conception to 2 years). NCT offers information and support in pregnancy, birth and early parenthood, campaigns to improve maternity care and ensure better services and facilities for new parents, aims to give every parent the chance to make informed choices and wants to make sure that everyone has access to our services and activities.

NCT Wolverhampton

By Sue01

On 08/02/2023

In Children (0-4), Families, Fundraising, Retail

One Day Event Nearly New Sale Volunteer

	Opportunity: One Day Event Saturday 1st April 2023 Nearly New Sale Volunteer. • Volunteering on the day for an event • Help set up tables and rails • Answer queries from parents • Welcome parents at the entrance and thank them when leaving • Process payments at tills • Help tidy at the end of the event
	Requirements: Friendly and approachable (Online training is provided)
	Location: Springdale Methodist Church, Warstone Road ,Penn ,Wolverhampton ,WV4 4LF
	Hours: All day or morning or afternoon shift
	Expense: Yes Travel expenses only
	DBS: No

NCT is an advocate, guide and friend for parents through their first 1,000 days (from conception to 2 years). NCT offers information and support in pregnancy, birth and early parenthood, campaigns to improve maternity care and ensure better services and facilities for new parents, aims to give every parent the chance to make informed choices and wants to make sure that everyone has access to our service and activities.

Aspire and Reach

By Sue01

On 02/02/2023

In Children & Youth, Youth

Volunteer Youth Worker This Role is now Closed

	Opportunity: Recruiting 3 volunteers for our 5 weeks programme from 25th July.
	Requirements:
	Location: Wolverhampton

	Expenses:
	DBS:

Aspire and Reach is an independent, local charity that has worked to support children and young people since 2014.
Aspire and Reach run a number of holiday clubs throughout the year in the City of Wolverhampton

NSPCC

By Sue01

On 26/01/2023

In Advice, Children & Youth, Support, Uncategorized

NSPCC Schools Service Volunteer (Closing date 28th February 2024)

	Opportunity: NSPCC Schools Service Volunteer We are looking for new volunteers to be Speak out, Stay safe Volunteers. You will visit primary schools to deliver Speak out, Stay safe workshops that teaches children about the different types of abuse and how they can speak out and stay safe. The workshops are age appropriate and memorable and need an energetic and enthusiastic person to deliver them. You will work alongside other Speak out , Stay safe volunteers to make sure at the end of each session the children feel empowered and know who they can speak out to if they are worried . In some sessions children may speak up and disclose abuse, so you will also be required to sensitively handle this and report any concerns you have about the child. But don’t worry you will get plenty of support and training on this. When you volunteer with us, you will get lots of initial training, which includes practice sessions, home study, multiple visits to schools to help you learn which includes practice sessions, homes study and multiple visits to schools to help you learn workshop materials. When you start delivering the sessions, support will be on offer from both your supervisor and other experienced volunteers.
	Requirements: Passionate about children’s rights, including their right to be safe. Empathic and perceptive. Flexible and adaptable .Feel comfortable talking to large groups of children. Basic IT Skills A minimum of 2 schools per month .Minimum commitment 12 months
	Location: Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Sandwell ,Solihull, Walsall and Wolverhampton
	Expenses: TBC
	DBS: Enhanced DBS Check and at least two satisfactory references

We are the UKs leading children’s charity, specialising in child protection and dedicated to protecting children today to prevent abuse tomorrow. We are the only UK children’s charity with statutory powers, which means we can take action to safeguard children at risk of abuse. We have been protecting children for over 100 years.

The Way Youth Zone

By Sue01

On 10/01/2023

In Catering, Practical / DIY, Uncategorized, Youth

Cafe Kitchen Assistant , Handy Person

	Opportunity: Café Kitchen Assistant Supporting the Head of Catering to prepare and serve food to our members, their families and other users of the building. Serving food and snacks including taking money , clearing everything away and helping with washing up and ensuring everywhere is clean. Handy Person This role will involve supporting the Facilities Manager in a range of maintenance and odd job provision. Carrying out minor repairs, support the Health and Safety and Fire Safety function. Assist with moving and arranging of furniture for events.
	Requirements: Cafe Assistant Food and Hygiene Level 2 Certificate .Able to engage and with young people in a positive way. Handy Person Understanding of importance of health and safety within the work place. Able to help with clearing up and getting the building ready for visitors and functions. Provision of general manual help
	Location: The Way Youth Zone, Wolverhampton ,WV3 ONR
	Hours: Cafe Assistant Flexible Term time Monday/Wednesday/Friday 3.45-9.15pm Tuesday/Thursday 3.15-8.15. Saturdays 9.30-4.30pm School Holidays 7.30am-8.15/9.15pm Term times day’s 12-2pm Specific days/hours can be agreed to fit in with availability. Ongoing commitment needed for a minimum of 8 hours a week. Handy Person Flexible Monday-Saturday including some evenings and weekends. Ongoing commitment needed for minimum of 8 hours a week.
	Expenses: Yes travel expenses only
	DBS: Yes

Informal training will be provided. Our Youth Zone aims to be inspirational, sending a clear message that the young people of Wolverhampton matter as soon as they enter. The Way offers young people the best –in-class facilities and opportunities to access a range of activities. The Way is a brand that reflects the values our Youth Zone represents, which are to be unique, welcoming and diverse and to provide opportunity and support.

The Way Youth Zone

By Sue01

On 09/01/2023

In Business, Finance, Fundraising, Uncategorized, Youth

Fundraisers

	Opportunity: Fundraisers This role will involve Supporting the Head of Fundraising with a range of fundraising activity including major donors and patrons, grants and trusts, bid writing , direct marketing , community fundraising etc.
	Requirements: Understanding of importance of fundraising to the charity .Experience of one or more fundraising disciplines willingness to work hard and learn new skills
	Location: The Way Youth Zone ,Wolverhampton ,WV3 ONR
	Hours: Flexible Monday-Saturday including some evenings and weekends Ongoing commitment needed of 8 hours a week
	Expenses: Yes –travel expenses only
	DBS: Yes

Informal training will be provided.
Our Youth Zone aims to be inspirational, sending a clear message that the young people of Wolverhampton matter as soon as they enter. The Way offers young people the best in class facilities and opportunities to access a range of activities. The Way is a brand that reflects the values our Youth Zone represent, which are to be unique, welcoming and diverse and to provide opportunity and support.

Sense

By Sue01

On 15/12/2022

In Befriending, Disability, I.T., Uncategorized, Youth

Volunteer Vitual Buddy

	Opportunity: Volunteer Virtual Buddy Sense Virtual Buddying Volunteers make a real difference to supporting young people and adults who may be lonely or isolated. Sense matches volunteers with disabled people to meet for an hour a week on Zoom or over the phone. Sense matches each volunteer with someone who has similar interests, to make sure you have a great time. The programme is open to all volunteers who are 16 and over. You don’t need to have previous experience volunteering or caring for disabled people. We welcome people from all backgrounds and with all interests.
	Requirements: We need positive, empathetic volunteers who are passionate about supporting people with complex disabilities. We are looking for volunteers who are great communicator’s and who are friendly, enthusiastic, positive and ready to have fun! Provided is induction and training, this includes Safeguarding, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, Confidentiality and Data Protection. Training is tailored specifically to support volunteers. Sense is also able to offer volunteers additional e-learning to gain an understanding of different methods of communication (this is optional)
	Location: Home based
	Hours : Days of the week are agreed between volunteers and their buddies Must be the same time each week. 90 minutes per week for a minimum of three months
	Expenses: Yes Expenses must be pre-agreed
	DBS: Yes

We believe everyone should be able to take part in life, no matter their disability. Our work helps thousands of people who are deafblind or who have complex disabilities to communicate, experience the world and fulfil their potential.

Bookmark Reading Charity

By Sue01

On 14/12/2022

In Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Support, Uncategorized

	Opportunity: Reading Volunteer Bookmark Reading Volunteers directly support children who are at risk of leaving primary school unable to read well. Struggling to read can contribute to poor educational attainment, lower literacy in adulthood and has been linked to a lower life expectancy. You can help ignite the joy of reading and change a child’s story. As a Reading Volunteer, you will have 30 minutes one-to-one reading sessions on 2 days per week. This is across 6weeks with a child aged between 5 and 11 years old. Each session will involve reading stories and playing games on our secure online platform or face-to face, you will book your reading programme through Bookmarks Volunteer Hub and select sessions on days and times that work with your commitments. Bookmark provides online training and offers volunteering ongoing supports so that you can deliver fantastic and fun reading sessions, enabling all children to discover the joy of reading.
	Requirements: 18+ and living in the UK. Access to a PC., laptop, or Chromebook with a webcam and internet connection. Feel relatively comfortable in using technology.
	Location: Online or Face-to-Face in local schools
	Hours: 30-minute one-to-one reading sessions on 2 days per week, across 6 weeks
	Expenses: No
	DBS: Yes Paid for by Bookmark

Bookmark Reading Charity has a very simple vision, we want every child to read. Currently more than 1 in 4 children leave primary school unable to read well. This disproportionately impacts children from disadvantaged backgrounds, who leave primary school on average a year behind peers. You can help ignite the joy of reading and change a child’s story.

S&K Creative Artz C.I.C

By Sue01

On 30/11/2022

In Admin, Art, Children (11+), Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Creative & Media, Uncategorized

No longer taking volunteers

Newlife

By Sue01

On 29/09/2022

In Admin, Advice, Business, Communities, Disability, Families, I.T., Uncategorized

Corporate & group volunteering

Volunteer opportunities across head office

	Opportunity: Corporate and group volunteering Our corporate volunteering days are a great way to spend time building whilst contributing towards Newlife as a charity and the children and families it supports. We can also provide volunteering opportunities to educational groups looking for something fulfilling to provide their learners with a sense of pride and accomplishment.
	Various volunteering opportunities across our head office departments Other volunteering opportunities occasionally come up across different department in our Head Office at Cannock. From administration to supporting our online team, new opportunities are being created in order to give more varied roles for volunteers to experience. If there is a particular area you are interested in, please contact our volunteer team to discuss further.
	Location: Head Office : Newlife, Hemlock Way ,Cannock, Staffordshire WS11 7GF
	Hours: Open Ended/Flexible: Including Weekends and Evenings
	Expenses: Yes
	DBS: No

We encourage applications from people with physical or learning disabilities and will make reasonable adjustments so that everyone can enjoy volunteering.
Newlife is the UKs largest charity funder of children’s specialist disability equipment we also run the UKs only national emergency equipment service for terminally ill children.

Schoolreaders

By Sue01

On 29/09/2022

In Children (0-4), Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Support

School Readers Volunteer

	Opportunity: Poor literacy amongst primary school children is a major issues in England with 1 in 4 children leaving primary school not reading to the expected standard. This has lifelong consequences. The disruption to education due to pandemic has exacerbated the issue particularly for disadvantaged children. Schoolreaders recruits volunteers from the community and places them in primary to provided one to one reading support. Volunteer Role : • Listen to children read and help develop literacy skills through engaging in conversations about books/picture • Follow safeguarding procedures in school.
	Requirements: Please note each school will be different and we will match volunteers to a suitable setting.
	Location: Various Primary Schools around the west midlands. We make every effort to find a school that is easy for you to travel to and from
	Hours: Yes Enhanced DBS which will be carried out by the school prior to starting
	Expenses: No
	DBS: Yes Enhanced DBS which will be carried out by the school prior to starting

Schoolreaders goal is for all children, regardless of background, to leave Primary School being able to read well so they can go on to access their secondary education fully and maximise their future life chances.

Sported Foundation

By Sue01

On 15/09/2022

In Business, Children & Youth, Finance, Sport, Uncategorized, Youth

Sported Volunteer

	Opportunity : Sported Volunteer You will use your professional skills and lived experience to help groups overcome operational challenges, become better equipped for the future, and tackle inequality in sport. Most of our roles are quite flexible and work around your schedule. We do our best to only share opportunities we think are relevant to you .With most of our volunteering support being delivered digitally, it’s even easier to get started supporting members across our network. Our roles include: Short term placements-Focused on one topic area or specific challenge, placements usually last about 6 months and encompass multiple topics or a single complex subject. One off support – Kick-starter are semi-structured, informal chats to learn more about a group’s strengths and challenges, and recommend a course of action. Specific project work, facilitating/delivering webinars and training, or supporting sported itself plus much more!
	Requirements: Our volunteers have 3 or more year’s professional and or lived experience in any of the lived core support topics: Evaluation and Impact. Facilities. Financial Management .Fundraising &Income Generation. Governance .Inclusion. Leadership Coaching, Marketing/PR Planning (Business/Strategic) Project Planning Sport Development, Volunteer &Staff Management, Women and Girls. Other skills or lived experience that might be applicable. There is an induction and training provided.
	Location: Region/UK wide & Online
	Hours: Flexible
	Expenses: Yes
	DBS: No

We are a UK wide charity promoting fairness and equity for young people through grassroots sport and physical activity.

S&K Creative Artz Kidz CIC

By Sue01

On 12/09/2022

In Art, Children (11+), Children (5-11), Children & Youth, Creative & Media, Support, Training, Uncategorized

Safeguarding Lead

	Opportunity: Safeguarding Lead • Provide support to volunteers/staff around any safeguarding issues or concerns • Ensure safeguarding cases are referred to relevant professionals with support • Ensure all staff and volunteers receive safeguarding training • Ensure safeguarding policy is up to date and reviewed regularly linking to statutory policies and procedures guidance. • Ensuring that all staff are fully trained in safeguarding and know how to spot and raise concerns. • Help to maintain an effective staff supervision programme • Has up to date regular safeguarding training to fulfil their role.
	Requirements: Good communication skills .Ability to be proactive. Have good safeguarding training experience .Experience working with children and young people .Ability to work as a team player .There will be an induction meeting.
	Location: Remote Home working
	Hours: Monday-Friday (Maximum 3 days per week) Flexibility will be given for any holidays. Will work around the suitable person. Minimum commitment 6 months
	Expenses: Yes when attending any face 2 face sessions or travelling to a community meeting. Travel expenses will be provided
	DBS: Yes

To support children’s art talents by working with children aged 8-12 years old Providing art talents through digital art, drawing and painting.

CT Transport .

By Sue01

On 31/08/2022

In Advice, Befriending, Communities, Elderly, Families, Support, Uncategorized, Women, Youth

Social Interaction Facilitator

	Opportunity: Supporting CT staff on the ‘Lets Chat’ project to meet and greet with members of the public, offer them tea and coffee and generally be willing and able to sit down and chat with people , offer them a friendly eat and with Training, be able to signpost them to other services that third party partners are offering . These activities are taking place in three ways: Mobile Unit –A number of our minibuses are being converted, to allow space for chairs and table, a place to make hot beverages and information boards containing information about local service .Across the week these mobile units will visit a number of pre-determined places within the local community and park up for a number of hours, allowing members of the public to come on board, meet people and speak with representatives from several organisations offering their services. The purpose of this project is to reduce loneliness and Isolation for local residents. We are looking for volunteers to join us and participate in this project by meeting people and providing a friendly ear to listen and to join in conversation. The same service is being offered in static bus station buildings and generally across our Passenger Service.
	Requirements: Friendly outgoing, sympathetic, a good listener.
	Location: The project is set across three main areas, which are Coventry, Mid-Birmingham and the Black Country .The Black country will encompass Wolverhampton, Dudley and Sandwell. The mobile units will travel around the Black Country on set days Station sites in Dudley and West Bromwich .Our Passenger service locations vary.
	Hours: The Lets Chat project is operational between Monday-Saturday and the hours of 08.30-6.30pm.
	Expenses: Yes Out of pocket travel expense will be paid.
	DBS: Yes

There will be induction and Training on certain elements to assist with the role. Specific Training to be determined

Remap. Engineer/Maker Volunteer

By Sue01

On 19/07/2022

In Disability, Elderly, Families, Practical / DIY, Uncategorized

	Our Engineer/Maker Volunteers are the essence of our local branch activities .They use their practical skills and ingenuity to help people with disabilities live fuller and more independent lives.
	Opportunity:This role may vary depending on local needs but is likely to include : • Designing and making pieces of equipment for individuals with specific needs. • Using your practical skills working with one or more of :Metal , Wood, plastic or electronics • Attending a monthly meeting of the local branch
	Requirements: Practical experience in working with one of the above materials. Able to listen well to understand someone’s needs .Able to follow Remap policies and procedures. Able to understand and apply our risk management system .Able to apply disability, equality and inclusion practices .Able to keep peoples personal details safe. Access to your own tools and workshop ( or can access theses) Able to drive or have good transport links .Committed to our values. Enjoy working as part of a team Willing to develop skills and experience. Complete your induction checklist and complete online and virtual training as directed by central staff. Note: Volunteers may have to visit clients .There may be access problems outside the control of Remap.
	Location: Wolverhampton and surrounding areas
	Hours: Flexible
	Expenses: Yes .Out of pocket expenses will be reimbursed
	DBS: Yes

14.1 million People are living in the UK with some form of disability. Remap ambition is to help as many of those people as possible through its network of skilled makers and support volunteers.

Hope Community Project Summer Cook

By Sue01

On 01/07/2022

In Catering, Children & Youth, Communities, Community Centres, Families

Hope Community Project will be offering a summer school holiday community cafe service (Breaking Bread) to children/residents in the community. We need volunteer cooks to support this service. That’s where you can make a difference, cooking and preparing food. For the Summer school holidays from Monday 25th July to Friday 19th August. This Role is now suspended
Opportunity:Main Tasks: Plan, prepare and cook a range of food, Rotate cupboard stock to reduce waste. Work within a small team .Are organised and able to give out instructions/directions to others.
Requirements:Must be over 18 years of age .Have some knowledge and experience in cooking .Have a positive attitude and remain calm. Have or be willing to undertake/update a food hygiene qualification. Adhere to Hope Community policies and procedures at all times especially with regard to safeguarding vulnerable people. Be approachable, mindful and non-judgmental. A commitment to equal opportunities and anti-discriminatory practices
Location:40 Ling House, Heath Town WV10 0HH
Hours:Morning sessions 9-1pm Afternoon sessions 1-4pm
Expenses:Yes
DBS: No only references.