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Teamwork Trust
Teamwork Trust
General volunteering Open ended

Minibus Driver

We're looking for volunteer minibus drivers who can drive our new accessible minibus to take our members on trips.

Onsite
Weekdays
Posted 41 minutes ago

About this Opportunity

Come drive with us! Great people, Great places. Great days out. We're looking for volunteer drivers. Our new electric disabled accessible minibus is ready to open up a world of possibilities. Help us take adults with learning disabilities, autistic adults and their carers to the places they dream of visiting. Bring your driving experience, your personality, and a little of your time (minimum 6 hours depending on the trip). We'll provide the minibus, our service users will provide the smiles. Together we'll make lasting memories. Training on the minibus disabled accessibility features provided.

You will need: to be age 24 or over, have a D1 full clean driving license, be available 6 - 30 hours per week

What to Expect After Applying

Please go to our website www.teamworktrust.co.uk and submit a Volunteer enquiry form, or call our Kettering Centre on 01536 511993 to discuss further. Once we have received your details we will be in touch to arrange a meeting at one of our Centre's to discuss the opportunity further.

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Commitment
Weekdays
Format
Onsite
Posted
13 Oct 2026

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Teamwork Trust

Empowering Every Ability Together

What we doTeamwork Trust is an inclusive community where people feel valued, fulfilled, and supported to grow. Everything we do is co-produced with the wonderful diverse individuals who join us. Our programme timetables are shaped by their voices, goals, and interests.Skills for IndependenceOur focus is on life skills, community participation, work experience and building pathways to greater independence. Sessions cover practical skills such as cooking, money management, digital literacy, and everyday wellbeing. Each person is supported to make progress that is meaningful to them.Learning and EducationWith qualified teachers at all three of our sites, we provide structured learning opportunities that go beyond traditional settings. Subjects include literacy, numeracy, horticulture, local history and community knowledge – helping individuals to stay engaged, while growing confidence and having fun through learning.Health and WellbeingWe know that wellbeing and positive mental health is beneficial for all. That’s why we run sessions that nurture both physical and mental health, from fitness activities to mindfulness and creative expression. We place great importance on our staff wellbeing too and invest in our teams’ growth and personal development.Enterprise and Work SkillsOur Social Enterprise programme, supported by the National Lottery, gives people the chance to explore vocational skills and engaging projects. Each enterprise is shaped by our service users and what they have asked for based upon their interests and goals, while being supported by a dedicated job coach. These projects provide value to our community partners while also building confidence, developing work skills and growing income for future opportunities.Purpose and BelongingPeople tell us how much they value having a purposeful day — connecting with others, contributing to shared goals, and feeling part of something bigger. We create environments that celebrate every ability, champion skills development, and open doors to growth.

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