Volunteers needed to help with the homeless people across Buckinghamshire
The Connection Rough Sleeper Outreach Service (CRSOS) aims to support rough sleepers into stable, safe and sustainable accommodation, empowering the client to achieve and maintain independent living.
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Commitment
Weekdays
Format
Onsite
Eligibility
Age 13-13
Your Role in Creating Change
The main role of the Outreach Volunteer is to work alongside Connection’s Outreach Support Worker, to undertake early morning wake up calls on rough sleepers who have been identified or referred to the service.
Referrals to this service can be received at short notice so we are looking for a bank of volunteers who can be called upon, sometimes with just a day or two's notice.
Volunteers can choose to volunteer in their local area or further afield; we are looking for volunteers in high Wycombe, Aylesbury and the Chilterns.
As the Outreach work covers a large geographical, often rural area, having a car is an advantage but not a necessity as it may be possible to make alternative arrangements.
Experience is not required as an induction to the service will be arranged for volunteers. Out-of-pocket expenses are also covered.
We ask all our volunteers to have a non-judgmental attitude, as you will be working with a wide variety of people. Many of those we work with have only very recently found themselves to be homeless which can be for a variety of reason, for example a breakdown of a relationship, unemployment, drugs or alcohol abuse.
Hours: Early mornings from 6 am for 2⅟2 - 3⅟2 hours (depending on your availability)
Referrals to this service can be received at short notice so we are looking for a bank of volunteers who can be called upon, sometimes with just a day or two's notice.
Volunteers can choose to volunteer in their local area or further afield; we are looking for volunteers in high Wycombe, Aylesbury and the Chilterns.
As the Outreach work covers a large geographical, often rural area, having a car is an advantage but not a necessity as it may be possible to make alternative arrangements.
Experience is not required as an induction to the service will be arranged for volunteers. Out-of-pocket expenses are also covered.
We ask all our volunteers to have a non-judgmental attitude, as you will be working with a wide variety of people. Many of those we work with have only very recently found themselves to be homeless which can be for a variety of reason, for example a breakdown of a relationship, unemployment, drugs or alcohol abuse.
Hours: Early mornings from 6 am for 2⅟2 - 3⅟2 hours (depending on your availability)

About Connection Support
Solving Homelessness and Achieving Independence
Connection Support provides a breadth of specialist support services to a range of people facing complex life challenges. Our specialist support is tailored around the person and make a difference to their life now but also provides building blocks to help them help themselves in the future.
We provide flexible and tailored support and advice to a range of adults (young and old) and families in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes. The support covers housing support, homelessness, isolation, money management, mental health and drug and alcohol abuse. Often service users have multiple issues which means our work with them is all encompassing.
We help people to:
Take control of their situation
Regain their health and wellbeing
Live an independent and fulfilling life
The change we create in people’s lives:
Having a Home
Financial Health
Staying Connected
Building Communities
Independent Living Skills
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What to Expect After Applying
Please follow the link below to complete short online application https://connectionsupport.ourhub.io/volunteer
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