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Keech Hospice Care is in need of committed volunteers to assist the Manager in the everyday running of the shop.

Keech Hospice Care is in need of committed volunteers to assist the Manager in the everyday running of the shop.

The Treasurer will provide sound financial administration, support and information to the Trustee Board.

Do you have professional experience in coding and computing? Could you support young people in learning how to code? Become a Workshop Facilitator with GT Scholars and do your part in improving social mobility!

This opportunity to only available to students completing service hours via FIE.

Family Friends carefully recruits, trains, and matches volunteers with families in Kensington & Chelsea, Hammersmith & Fulham and Brent. Volunteers offer long-term practical and emotional support based on each family's unique needs and potential. We offer two befriending volunteer opportunities with us - Big Buddies and Family Befriending.

Help improve and modernise Community Kitchen Glos software management systems. Currently running on Apache, PHP8.x, Dokuwiki, SQLite3.

We welcome international volunteers in resources mobilisation in various projects, the volunteer will have opportunity to work with communities in Uganda and visit cultural sites and national parks.

Tech Buddies is a project with a huge positive impact on social connectedness and mental health among our older neighbours. The aim of Tech Buddies is to inspire and then support older people to get digitally connected and confident, to stay safe online and to use the internet regularly until they are happy to do so on their own. Together, the Tech Buddy volunteer and learner explore what technology can offer. Wednesdays and/or Saturdays you’ll be helping members aged 60+ get savvy using their smart phones, tablets, and laptops. You could be helping with anything from sending emails to installing apps.

This role involves being available for a mix of weekly drop-in IT sessions in which you will provide ‘floating support’ as well as pre-arranged one-to-one sessions in order to help clients complete more specific tasks relevant to them.

Join our team of amazing fundraising volunteers and help us at various fundraising collections, special events and sporting challenges throughout the year.

Support the organisation and delivery of activity days and outings for children with complex medical needs and their siblings.

Our Pick and Pack team are based in one of our lively baby banks. Together we sort, check, and prepare pre-loved items for children. Volunteers create high-quality bundles of toys, clothes, and equipment to gift to families. “You can’t imagine the happiness I saw on my little girl’s face when she opened box. She found beautiful outfits, books and toys. I’m forever grateful to people who put it together”

The Fundraising Manager organises centralised fundraising such as major events and online initiatives. They also provide oversight to the Fundraising Officers within the chapters, ensuring they are supported and capable in their role, offering ideas, advice, assistance and ensuring legal compliance.

A character is someone to visiting children in hospitals or children with disabilities in the community, as a beloved children's character (think princesses/superheroes) to provide enrichment activities such as a meet and greet or a storytime.

On Sunday 21st April 2024, more than 300 runners are donning their Teenage Cancer Trust shirts and taking on 26.2 miles to raise funds for young people with cancer. Greet our runners at the finish line after their epic challenge and take them to our post race venue where they can relax and rest with food, drink and a massage.

On Sunday 21st April 2024, more than 300 runners are donning their Teenage Cancer Trust shirts and taking on 26.2 miles to raise funds for young people with cancer. Bring your photography skills and your camera to help ensure that the Teenage Cancer Trust team gets the images to help them treasure their memories of this momentous day.

Investigate eco issues for CPRE London. Role: Policy, Advocacy and Research Volunteer. Reports to Director. Work from home for 14 hours/week (12 weeks minimum) with some in-person meetings. Support zero-carbon city and biodiversity.

Do you have a spare hour or two a week and want to help change the life of a child in Gloucestershire? We're looking for volunteers to hear children read, twice a week, for 15-20 minutes. Our volunteers provide one to one time. This creates discussion which in turn improves social and communication skills and builds confidence, enhancing their life chances.