Remote Public Speaking & Presenting Volunteering

Asist

Arts & Culture

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Young People's Volunteer Staffordshire/Stoke

The Confidence Academy

Health & Well-being

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Brand Ambassadors (Volunteer)

We are looking for brand Ambassadors will represent The Confidence Academy online and in person by engaging with communities, supporting events, and creating positive and engaging content.

North West First Responder Group

Health & Well-being

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Deputy Area Coordinator

Deputy Area Coordinators support the Area Coordinator in the day-to-day management of North West First Responder Group activities within their local area. They help coordinate volunteers, assist with community engagement and fundraising activities, support local projects, and help ensure the area operates effectively. This is an ideal opportunity for someone looking to develop leadership experience while making a positive impact within their community.

North West First Responder Group

Business Support & Consulting

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Area Coordinator

Area Coordinators lead and support North West First Responder Group volunteers within their local area. They are responsible for volunteer welfare, local operations, community engagement, fundraising activities, and ensuring the area operates in line with the charity's values, policies, and objectives. This rewarding leadership role provides an opportunity to develop a local team, build community partnerships, and help deliver the charity's mission across your area.

North West First Responder Group

Community Support

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Training & Safeguarding Officer

Help ensure our volunteers are supported, developed, and kept safe. As a Training & Safeguarding Officer, you will assist with the delivery and coordination of volunteer training, support the charity's safeguarding processes, and help maintain a safe and positive environment for volunteers and members of the public. You may help organise training events, maintain training records, promote best practice, and support safeguarding awareness across the charity. This role is ideal for someone who is organised, approachable, and passionate about volunteer development and welfare. Full training and support will be provided where required.

North West First Responder Group

Entrepreneurship & Innovation

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Fundraising Officer

Help us raise the funds needed to save lives in our communities. As a Fundraising Officer, you will support the charity by developing fundraising ideas, assisting with events, engaging with local businesses and community groups, and helping to secure donations and sponsorship. Your efforts will directly support Community First Responders, CPR & AED awareness sessions, and Public Access Defibrillator projects across the North West. This role is ideal for someone who is enthusiastic, organised, and passionate about making a positive difference in their community. No previous fundraising experience is required, and full support will be provided.

North West First Responder Group

Arts & Culture

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Communications Officer

Help us tell our story and engage with our communities. As a Communications Officer, you'll support the charity by creating and sharing content across our social media platforms, website, and other communication channels. You'll help promote our events, celebrate volunteer achievements, raise awareness of CPR and defibrillators, and support fundraising campaigns. This role is ideal for someone with good communication skills, creativity, and a passion for making a positive impact through effective public engagement. No professional experience is required – just enthusiasm, reliability, and a willingness to learn.

North West First Responder Group

Education

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Support Volunteer

Help make a difference in your community by supporting the work of North West First Responder Group. Our Support Volunteers assist with fundraising events, community engagement activities, CPR & AED awareness sessions, administration, and public access defibrillator projects. This flexible role is ideal for anyone who wants to contribute to a life-saving charity without being a Community First Responder. No previous experience is required – just enthusiasm, reliability, and a passion for helping others. Every hour you give helps us support volunteers, educate communities, and improve access to defibrillators across the North West.

walk n talk 4 mental health

Community Support

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Volunteer Walk Leader Coordinator

We’re looking for a friendly, organised person to become our Walk Leader Coordinator — someone who enjoys supporting others, keeping things running smoothly, and helping volunteers feel valued and confident in their role. You’ll be the go-to person for our walk leaders.

walk n talk 4 mental health

Community Support

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Trustee (Accountant) – Walk N Talk 4 Mental Health

We’re seeking a trustee with accounting expertise to join Walk N Talk 4 Mental Health. Help us shape strategy, oversee finances, and ensure our charity makes the biggest possible impact for people’s mental health.

walk n talk 4 mental health

Business Support & Consulting

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Passionate PA for Mental Health Charity

We are looking for a personal assistant to work with our project leader - either hybrid locally. Even though we are a small charity we want to make a big difference to people and are looking to build a team to help us.

Remedi

Community Support

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Volunteer Community Panel Member

Are you passionate about helping people? Do you want to make a difference in your community? Do you want to be part of a team, committed to making a difference? If yes, we’d love to have you as part of our team! Remedi are recruiting and training Volunteer Community Panel Members on behalf of Rotherham Youth Justice Service who are responsible for overseeing children who have offended and supporting them to prevent further offending whilst repairing harm to the victim/s and community. As part of this, Remedi alongside Rotherham YJS, manage children who have been sentenced with a community order at Court, known as a Referral Order. A key part of the Referral Order are the panel meetings which are held every three months of the child’s order. Panel meetings are made up of two Volunteer Community Panel Members, Youth Justice representatives, victim and reparation practitioners and most importantly, the child and their parent/carer. Working together, the panel decide how best to support the child to prevent further offending and how they can make things right by the victim and community. This is where we need you! Remedi are committed to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. You will be required to undertake training to support with this and complete DBS/police vetting where required.