Join our ecommerce volunteer team and utilise your skills in a diverse range of opportunities. In this role, you will utilise your skills to assist with creating clothing mystery bags, listing items on Vinted and occasionally help sort through donated books. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session. AM: 9am to 12pm PM: 1pm to 4pm We are looking for volunteers to help us on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Additionally all day Thursday. What you'll be doing: Sorting & Selecting: Sort through clothing stock to curate and create exciting Mystery Bags and review old DVDs and media items (Primary Task). Stock Rotation: Assist in identifying and removing older stock to keep our inventory fresh (Primary Task). Organising: Keep the e commerce work area neat, tidy, and organised. Ad-Hoc E-commerce Support (As Needed): Photographing and creating listings for Vinted. Ensuring product descriptions include measurements, sizing, and condition. Researching approximate pricing for clothing, books, media, or miscellaneous items. Supporting with the organisation of donated books. Strong attention to detail: Especially when checking item conditions, sorting media, and creating mystery bags. Efficiency & Organisation: Ability to sort items effectively and follow guidelines for stock removal. Team Player: Enjoy working in a collaborative team environment. Adaptability: Willingness to learn and pivot to different tasks (like listing or book sorting) when required. Good communication: Written communication skills for occasional item descriptions. Interests: An interest in fashion, media/entertainment, books, and online shopping is a plus, but not required! Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills. Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family. Contribute to the provision of care to our patients. Comprehensive induction and training. Support with your career goals and personal development. Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff. Agreed upon travel expenses can be reimbursed. Am I eligible to volunteer? At least 18 years old. Live within an easy commute to the area. Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week. All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values. Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties. All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Sep 18, 2026
Full time
Join our ecommerce volunteer team and utilise your skills in a diverse range of opportunities. In this role, you will utilise your skills to assist with creating clothing mystery bags, listing items on Vinted and occasionally help sort through donated books. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session. AM: 9am to 12pm PM: 1pm to 4pm We are looking for volunteers to help us on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Additionally all day Thursday. What you'll be doing: Sorting & Selecting: Sort through clothing stock to curate and create exciting Mystery Bags and review old DVDs and media items (Primary Task). Stock Rotation: Assist in identifying and removing older stock to keep our inventory fresh (Primary Task). Organising: Keep the e commerce work area neat, tidy, and organised. Ad-Hoc E-commerce Support (As Needed): Photographing and creating listings for Vinted. Ensuring product descriptions include measurements, sizing, and condition. Researching approximate pricing for clothing, books, media, or miscellaneous items. Supporting with the organisation of donated books. Strong attention to detail: Especially when checking item conditions, sorting media, and creating mystery bags. Efficiency & Organisation: Ability to sort items effectively and follow guidelines for stock removal. Team Player: Enjoy working in a collaborative team environment. Adaptability: Willingness to learn and pivot to different tasks (like listing or book sorting) when required. Good communication: Written communication skills for occasional item descriptions. Interests: An interest in fashion, media/entertainment, books, and online shopping is a plus, but not required! Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills. Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family. Contribute to the provision of care to our patients. Comprehensive induction and training. Support with your career goals and personal development. Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff. Agreed upon travel expenses can be reimbursed. Am I eligible to volunteer? At least 18 years old. Live within an easy commute to the area. Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week. All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values. Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties. All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekday session and session times are: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm to 5pm Sunday session times are 10am-1pm and 1pm-4pm. We are looking for volunteers to assist us on Friday afternoons and all day Sunday. What you'll be doing: Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Confident in handling cash Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity. Related to Health Community & family Getting there About Isabel Hospice Isabel Hospice is a local charity and each year we care for hundreds of people across eastern Hertfordshire. All our care is free and can be provided in your home, at our community hubs or our In-Patient Unit. Most of the people we care for have cancer, however, we are also increasingly caring for people with other life limiting conditions.
Sep 18, 2026
Full time
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekday session and session times are: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm to 5pm Sunday session times are 10am-1pm and 1pm-4pm. We are looking for volunteers to assist us on Friday afternoons and all day Sunday. What you'll be doing: Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Confident in handling cash Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity. Related to Health Community & family Getting there About Isabel Hospice Isabel Hospice is a local charity and each year we care for hundreds of people across eastern Hertfordshire. All our care is free and can be provided in your home, at our community hubs or our In-Patient Unit. Most of the people we care for have cancer, however, we are also increasingly caring for people with other life limiting conditions.
Join our ecommerce volunteer team and utilise your skills in a diverse range of opportunities. In this role, you will utilise your skills to assist with creating clothing mystery bags, listing items on Vinted and occasionally help sort through donated books. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session. AM: 9am to 12pm PM: 1pm to 4pm We are looking for volunteers to help us on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Additionally all day Thursday. What you'll be doing: Sorting & Selecting: Sort through clothing stock to curate and create exciting Mystery Bags and review old DVDs and media items (Primary Task). Stock Rotation: Assist in identifying and removing older stock to keep our inventory fresh (Primary Task). Organising: Keep the e commerce work area neat, tidy, and organised. Ad-Hoc E-commerce Support (As Needed): Photographing and creating listings for Vinted. Ensuring product descriptions include measurements, sizing, and condition. Researching approximate pricing for clothing, books, media, or miscellaneous items. Supporting with the organisation of donated books. Strong attention to detail: Especially when checking item conditions, sorting media, and creating mystery bags. Efficiency & Organisation: Ability to sort items effectively and follow guidelines for stock removal. Team Player: Enjoy working in a collaborative team environment. Adaptability: Willingness to learn and pivot to different tasks (like listing or book sorting) when required. Good communication: Written communication skills for occasional item descriptions. Interests: An interest in fashion, media/entertainment, books, and online shopping is a plus, but not required! Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills. Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family. Contribute to the provision of care to our patients. Comprehensive induction and training. Support with your career goals and personal development. Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff. Agreed upon travel expenses can be reimbursed. Am I eligible to volunteer? At least 18 years old. Live within an easy commute to the area. Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week. All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values. Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties. All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Sep 18, 2026
Full time
Join our ecommerce volunteer team and utilise your skills in a diverse range of opportunities. In this role, you will utilise your skills to assist with creating clothing mystery bags, listing items on Vinted and occasionally help sort through donated books. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session. AM: 9am to 12pm PM: 1pm to 4pm We are looking for volunteers to help us on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Additionally all day Thursday. What you'll be doing: Sorting & Selecting: Sort through clothing stock to curate and create exciting Mystery Bags and review old DVDs and media items (Primary Task). Stock Rotation: Assist in identifying and removing older stock to keep our inventory fresh (Primary Task). Organising: Keep the e commerce work area neat, tidy, and organised. Ad-Hoc E-commerce Support (As Needed): Photographing and creating listings for Vinted. Ensuring product descriptions include measurements, sizing, and condition. Researching approximate pricing for clothing, books, media, or miscellaneous items. Supporting with the organisation of donated books. Strong attention to detail: Especially when checking item conditions, sorting media, and creating mystery bags. Efficiency & Organisation: Ability to sort items effectively and follow guidelines for stock removal. Team Player: Enjoy working in a collaborative team environment. Adaptability: Willingness to learn and pivot to different tasks (like listing or book sorting) when required. Good communication: Written communication skills for occasional item descriptions. Interests: An interest in fashion, media/entertainment, books, and online shopping is a plus, but not required! Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills. Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family. Contribute to the provision of care to our patients. Comprehensive induction and training. Support with your career goals and personal development. Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff. Agreed upon travel expenses can be reimbursed. Am I eligible to volunteer? At least 18 years old. Live within an easy commute to the area. Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week. All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values. Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties. All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Do you love fashion? We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help with our successful Isabel Hospice Vinted account. In this role, you'll use your eye for style to list pre loved fashion items online and carefully pack them for dispatch to the customer. Attention to detail and prompt posting are essential. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half day weekly session. AM: 9am to 12pm PM: 1pm to 4pm We are looking for volunteers to help us on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. We also have availability on Thursday afternoon. What you'll be doing: Checking our Vinted account to see which items have sold Finding the item in our warehouse Photographing & uploading the item to our Vinted account Packing the item in suitable packaging Prepping the item to be sent out Assisting the team with organising donated items that are suitable for selling on Vinted Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through Vinted Your Skills and Abilities: Interest in fashion Enjoy working in a team environment Good organisational skills Interested in fashion and retail Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long term volunteers and staff Agreed upon travel expenses can be reimbursed Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Sep 18, 2026
Full time
Do you love fashion? We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help with our successful Isabel Hospice Vinted account. In this role, you'll use your eye for style to list pre loved fashion items online and carefully pack them for dispatch to the customer. Attention to detail and prompt posting are essential. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half day weekly session. AM: 9am to 12pm PM: 1pm to 4pm We are looking for volunteers to help us on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. We also have availability on Thursday afternoon. What you'll be doing: Checking our Vinted account to see which items have sold Finding the item in our warehouse Photographing & uploading the item to our Vinted account Packing the item in suitable packaging Prepping the item to be sent out Assisting the team with organising donated items that are suitable for selling on Vinted Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through Vinted Your Skills and Abilities: Interest in fashion Enjoy working in a team environment Good organisational skills Interested in fashion and retail Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long term volunteers and staff Agreed upon travel expenses can be reimbursed Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! We have two shops in our Town Centre-one in Fretherne Road and another in Stonehills. This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half day weekday session and session times are: AM: 9 am 1 pm PM: 1 pm to 5 pm Sunday session times are 10 am 1 pm and 1 pm 4 pm. What you'll be doing Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health & Safety Policy Your skills and abilities Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Demonstrate and keen to develop display & merchandising skills Confident in handling cash Benefits to you Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months, for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Sep 17, 2026
Full time
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! We have two shops in our Town Centre-one in Fretherne Road and another in Stonehills. This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half day weekday session and session times are: AM: 9 am 1 pm PM: 1 pm to 5 pm Sunday session times are 10 am 1 pm and 1 pm 4 pm. What you'll be doing Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health & Safety Policy Your skills and abilities Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Demonstrate and keen to develop display & merchandising skills Confident in handling cash Benefits to you Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months, for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Abbots Friends are looking for people to join a team of volunteers offering social connection and companionship to isolated and lonely people. Abbots Friends is the sister service to Abbots Care, an award-winning homecare provider based in Hertfordshire with a CQC rating of Outstanding. At Abbots Care, we pride ourselves on enhancing the lives of the individuals we support through a person-centred approach that promotes dignity, respect, and personalised care in a supportive and enriching environment. Abbots Friends is a free, not-for-profit service dedicated to reducing loneliness and social isolation among vulnerable people living in their own homes. While our care teams provide essential daily support, many clients miss out on regular social interaction-and that's where you come in. The Role As an Abbots Friends Volunteer, you'll provide companionship and build meaningful connections with clients, helping them stay connected to the world around them. Your time, conversation, and presence can greatly improve someone's wellbeing, confidence, and quality of life. What You'll Do Activities will depend on each client's interests, but may include: Having a friendly chat (in person, by phone, or video call) Sharing a cup of tea and offering companionship Playing board games, cards, or reading together Supporting hobbies such as gardening or light housekeeping Helping with simple activities or social events (e.g. bingo, storytelling) Listening to life stories and encouraging conversation Supporting individuals whose first language isn't English What We're Looking For We're looking for people who are: Friendly, kind, and enthusiastic Good communicators with a genuine interest in people Reliable and able to commit to at least 1 hour per month Empathetic, understanding, and approachable Able to build and maintain meaningful relationships Why Join Abbots Friends? There are so many reasons to join our team, but these are our top ones: A rewarding experience - There's no better feeling than knowing you've made a difference to someone's day, week, or even month. Flexibility - We understand the importance of work life balance and offer flexible volunteering opportunities. Variety - No two days are the same, making this a truly unique and fulfilling role. Learning & development - Access to training and opportunities to gain knowledge in health and social care. Supportive environment - Join a welcoming, values driven organisation with a fantastic team around you. Be part of a family - When you join Abbots Care and Abbots Friends, you become part of a supportive community that values its people and provides ongoing encouragement and development. Why It Matters Loneliness is a growing issue, and your time can be truly life changing. A simple conversation, shared activity, or friendly face can bring joy, improve wellbeing, and help someone feel valued and connected.
Sep 17, 2026
Full time
Abbots Friends are looking for people to join a team of volunteers offering social connection and companionship to isolated and lonely people. Abbots Friends is the sister service to Abbots Care, an award-winning homecare provider based in Hertfordshire with a CQC rating of Outstanding. At Abbots Care, we pride ourselves on enhancing the lives of the individuals we support through a person-centred approach that promotes dignity, respect, and personalised care in a supportive and enriching environment. Abbots Friends is a free, not-for-profit service dedicated to reducing loneliness and social isolation among vulnerable people living in their own homes. While our care teams provide essential daily support, many clients miss out on regular social interaction-and that's where you come in. The Role As an Abbots Friends Volunteer, you'll provide companionship and build meaningful connections with clients, helping them stay connected to the world around them. Your time, conversation, and presence can greatly improve someone's wellbeing, confidence, and quality of life. What You'll Do Activities will depend on each client's interests, but may include: Having a friendly chat (in person, by phone, or video call) Sharing a cup of tea and offering companionship Playing board games, cards, or reading together Supporting hobbies such as gardening or light housekeeping Helping with simple activities or social events (e.g. bingo, storytelling) Listening to life stories and encouraging conversation Supporting individuals whose first language isn't English What We're Looking For We're looking for people who are: Friendly, kind, and enthusiastic Good communicators with a genuine interest in people Reliable and able to commit to at least 1 hour per month Empathetic, understanding, and approachable Able to build and maintain meaningful relationships Why Join Abbots Friends? There are so many reasons to join our team, but these are our top ones: A rewarding experience - There's no better feeling than knowing you've made a difference to someone's day, week, or even month. Flexibility - We understand the importance of work life balance and offer flexible volunteering opportunities. Variety - No two days are the same, making this a truly unique and fulfilling role. Learning & development - Access to training and opportunities to gain knowledge in health and social care. Supportive environment - Join a welcoming, values driven organisation with a fantastic team around you. Be part of a family - When you join Abbots Care and Abbots Friends, you become part of a supportive community that values its people and provides ongoing encouragement and development. Why It Matters Loneliness is a growing issue, and your time can be truly life changing. A simple conversation, shared activity, or friendly face can bring joy, improve wellbeing, and help someone feel valued and connected.
Volunteer Retail Assistant (Waltham Cross) Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session and session times are: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm to 5pm Sunday session times are 10am-1pm and 1pm-4pm. We are urgently looking for volunteers to assist us on Monday, Tuesday& Wednesday afternoon. Additionally Thursday morning and all day Friday. What you'll be doing: Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Confident in handling cash Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Sep 17, 2026
Full time
Volunteer Retail Assistant (Waltham Cross) Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session and session times are: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm to 5pm Sunday session times are 10am-1pm and 1pm-4pm. We are urgently looking for volunteers to assist us on Monday, Tuesday& Wednesday afternoon. Additionally Thursday morning and all day Friday. What you'll be doing: Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Confident in handling cash Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session and session times are: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm to 5pm Sunday shifts are 10am-1pm and 1pm-4pm. We are looking for volunteers to assist us on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Additionally, all day Saturday and Sunday. Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Confident in handling cash Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Sep 16, 2026
Full time
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session and session times are: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm to 5pm Sunday shifts are 10am-1pm and 1pm-4pm. We are looking for volunteers to assist us on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Additionally, all day Saturday and Sunday. Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Confident in handling cash Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a one-month trial period for both parties. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session. We have the following sessions available: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm-5pm Alternative time slots can be arranged with the manager. We are urgently looking for volunteers to assist us on Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoon. Additionally all day Sunday. What you'll be doing: Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Confident in handling cash Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a six week trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity. Related to Health Community & family Getting there About Isabel Hospice Isabel Hospice is a local charity and each year we care for hundreds of people across eastern Hertfordshire All our care is free and can be provided in your home, at our community hubs or our In-Patient Unit. Most of the people we care for have cancer, however, we are also increasingly caring for people with other life limiting conditions.
Sep 16, 2026
Full time
Be the face of Isabel Hospice in one of our shops, welcoming customers and helping them find items to purchase! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved and make a meaningful impact. Our shops play a crucial role in raising funds to support the essential services of Isabel Hospice. As a Retail Assistant, you will support and assist the team in maximising the shop's income by ensuring the shop floor is fully stocked and properly merchandised, and customers are served efficiently. We ask you to commit to at least one regular half-day weekly session. We have the following sessions available: AM: 9am-1pm PM: 1pm-5pm Alternative time slots can be arranged with the manager. We are urgently looking for volunteers to assist us on Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoon. Additionally all day Sunday. What you'll be doing: Under the leadership of your Shop Manager, you will be assisting with: Providing the highest standard of service to customers Keeping the shop fully stocked and ensuring items are displayed to show them at their best Operating tills and taking payments Ensuring both stock and cash security procedures are always followed Contributing to keeping the shop and premises clean and tidy Providing support and guidance to new volunteers to help them settle into their roles Promoting the public's understanding of the work of Isabel Hospice and the importance of raising funds through the shop Raising awareness of Gift Aid to our customers Promoting and applying the Isabel Hospice Health& Safety Policy Your skills and Abilities: Enjoy working in a team environment Enjoy working with the public Good organisational skills Demonstrate and keen to develop good customer care skills Security conscious Confident in handling cash Demonstrate and keen to develop display& merchandising skills Benefits to you: Meet new people and learn new skills Work with a friendly team and be part of the Isabel family Contribute to the provision of care to our patients Comprehensive induction and training Support with your career goals and personal development Opportunities to learn from long-term volunteers and staff Am I eligible to volunteer? We ask that our volunteers are: At least 18 years old Live within an easy commute to the area Interested in volunteering for at least 6 months for at least 3 hours per week All volunteers are assessed individually for the volunteer roles they are applying for. We strongly believe in equal opportunities and welcome applicants who are representative of our diverse communities. Maintain confidentiality in accordance with Isabel Hospice guidelines. Have a professional and courteous manner in accordance with Isabel Hospice policies. Demonstrate Isabel Hospice values Identify yourself as a volunteer while carrying out your duties All appointments are at the discretion of the management team and are subject to a six week trial period for both parties. Thank you for supporting Isabel Hospice. Please note this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity. Related to Health Community & family Getting there About Isabel Hospice Isabel Hospice is a local charity and each year we care for hundreds of people across eastern Hertfordshire All our care is free and can be provided in your home, at our community hubs or our In-Patient Unit. Most of the people we care for have cancer, however, we are also increasingly caring for people with other life limiting conditions.
Parkinson's UK Group Helper - Welwyn and Hatfield Branch We're looking for new volunteers to help run the weekly group meetings. You'll work alongside volunteers, and make a difference for people with Parkinson's. As a Support Group Helper like Hazel you will directly support people living with Parkinson's. Whether you help by getting the space ready for an activity, making sure everyone has refreshments, giving a friendly welcome and listening ear or encouraging participants in a physical activity, you will play a vital role. At the Welwyn and Hatfield Parkinson's UK Branch, we're looking for new volunteers to help run the weekly group meetings on the day. You'll work alongside fellow volunteers, and make a difference you can see in your local Parkinson's community.
Sep 16, 2026
Full time
Parkinson's UK Group Helper - Welwyn and Hatfield Branch We're looking for new volunteers to help run the weekly group meetings. You'll work alongside volunteers, and make a difference for people with Parkinson's. As a Support Group Helper like Hazel you will directly support people living with Parkinson's. Whether you help by getting the space ready for an activity, making sure everyone has refreshments, giving a friendly welcome and listening ear or encouraging participants in a physical activity, you will play a vital role. At the Welwyn and Hatfield Parkinson's UK Branch, we're looking for new volunteers to help run the weekly group meetings on the day. You'll work alongside fellow volunteers, and make a difference you can see in your local Parkinson's community.
Farm Guides work alongside staff to provide all our visitors with a great day out, telling the story of Home Farm, how we work and where our food comes from. By getting involved, you could become part of a friendly, dedicated, down to earth team meet people from all walks of life and make new friends use and develop your existing communication skills enjoy practical experiences and learn something new every day What's involved? You'll help give our visitors a friendly and informal experience at Home Farm. That could involve directing them to the Caféor introducing them to our latest litter of piglets Talking to visitors about our animals, crops and rare breed conservation work Assisting with daily events such as pig feeding Getting involved with running seasonal family activities such Christmas crafts Helping with practical matters like requesting the mobility buggy. Developing good working knowledge of our relevant Health and Safety policies and communicating the importance of hand washing to our visitors. You'll also keep an eye out for any unsafe behaviour, faults or damages and become competent in dealing with fire, evacuation, lost child and accident procedures Helping the farm team to maintain the presentation of the farm with occasional small cleaning and tidying jobs This role will suit you if you like working with both children and adults are keen to learn about real farming have a calm confidence around animals work well within a team are self motivated, outgoing, enthusiastic and good fun We'll help you get to know Wimpole Estate, how you can help and how you will work with the rest of the team-with induction and training We provide equipment to help you do this role well and safely We'll also cover agreed costs of your travel between home and Wimpole Estate Related to Art & culture Getting there About Wimpole - National Trust Wimpole is owned and managed by the National Trust, Europe's largest conservation charity, which looks after beautiful places for everyone, for ever. We are a busy working estate with a Farm, an 18th Century mansion house surrounded by gardens and parkland, with a shop, a second hand books shop, cafes and restaurant. Volunteers support us with our work in all areas of the estate and new opportunities arise all the time.
Sep 07, 2026
Full time
Farm Guides work alongside staff to provide all our visitors with a great day out, telling the story of Home Farm, how we work and where our food comes from. By getting involved, you could become part of a friendly, dedicated, down to earth team meet people from all walks of life and make new friends use and develop your existing communication skills enjoy practical experiences and learn something new every day What's involved? You'll help give our visitors a friendly and informal experience at Home Farm. That could involve directing them to the Caféor introducing them to our latest litter of piglets Talking to visitors about our animals, crops and rare breed conservation work Assisting with daily events such as pig feeding Getting involved with running seasonal family activities such Christmas crafts Helping with practical matters like requesting the mobility buggy. Developing good working knowledge of our relevant Health and Safety policies and communicating the importance of hand washing to our visitors. You'll also keep an eye out for any unsafe behaviour, faults or damages and become competent in dealing with fire, evacuation, lost child and accident procedures Helping the farm team to maintain the presentation of the farm with occasional small cleaning and tidying jobs This role will suit you if you like working with both children and adults are keen to learn about real farming have a calm confidence around animals work well within a team are self motivated, outgoing, enthusiastic and good fun We'll help you get to know Wimpole Estate, how you can help and how you will work with the rest of the team-with induction and training We provide equipment to help you do this role well and safely We'll also cover agreed costs of your travel between home and Wimpole Estate Related to Art & culture Getting there About Wimpole - National Trust Wimpole is owned and managed by the National Trust, Europe's largest conservation charity, which looks after beautiful places for everyone, for ever. We are a busy working estate with a Farm, an 18th Century mansion house surrounded by gardens and parkland, with a shop, a second hand books shop, cafes and restaurant. Volunteers support us with our work in all areas of the estate and new opportunities arise all the time.
Farm Guides work alongside staff to provide all our visitors with a great day out, telling the story of Home Farm, how we work and where our food comes from. By getting involved, you could become part of a friendly, dedicated, down to earth team meet people from all walks of life and make new friends use and develop your existing communication skills enjoy practical experiences and learn something new every day What's involved? You'll help give our visitors a friendly and informal experience at Home Farm. That could involve directing them to the Caféor introducing them to our latest litter of piglets Talking to visitors about our animals, crops and rare breed conservation work Assisting with daily events such as pig feeding Getting involved with running seasonal family activities such Christmas crafts Helping with practical matters like requesting the mobility buggy. Developing good working knowledge of our relevant Health and Safety policies and communicating the importance of hand washing to our visitors. You'll also keep an eye out for any unsafe behaviour, faults or damages and become competent in dealing with fire, evacuation, lost child and accident procedures Helping the farm team to maintain the presentation of the farm with occasional small cleaning and tidying jobs This role will suit you if you like working with both children and adults are keen to learn about real farming have a calm confidence around animals work well within a team are self motivated, outgoing, enthusiastic and good fun We'll help you get to know Wimpole Estate, how you can help and how you will work with the rest of the team-with induction and training We provide equipment to help you do this role well and safely We'll also cover agreed costs of your travel between home and Wimpole Estate Related to Art & culture Getting there About Wimpole - National Trust Wimpole is owned and managed by the National Trust, Europe's largest conservation charity, which looks after beautiful places for everyone, for ever. We are a busy working estate with a Farm, an 18th Century mansion house surrounded by gardens and parkland, with a shop, a second hand books shop, cafes and restaurant. Volunteers support us with our work in all areas of the estate and new opportunities arise all the time.
Sep 07, 2026
Full time
Farm Guides work alongside staff to provide all our visitors with a great day out, telling the story of Home Farm, how we work and where our food comes from. By getting involved, you could become part of a friendly, dedicated, down to earth team meet people from all walks of life and make new friends use and develop your existing communication skills enjoy practical experiences and learn something new every day What's involved? You'll help give our visitors a friendly and informal experience at Home Farm. That could involve directing them to the Caféor introducing them to our latest litter of piglets Talking to visitors about our animals, crops and rare breed conservation work Assisting with daily events such as pig feeding Getting involved with running seasonal family activities such Christmas crafts Helping with practical matters like requesting the mobility buggy. Developing good working knowledge of our relevant Health and Safety policies and communicating the importance of hand washing to our visitors. You'll also keep an eye out for any unsafe behaviour, faults or damages and become competent in dealing with fire, evacuation, lost child and accident procedures Helping the farm team to maintain the presentation of the farm with occasional small cleaning and tidying jobs This role will suit you if you like working with both children and adults are keen to learn about real farming have a calm confidence around animals work well within a team are self motivated, outgoing, enthusiastic and good fun We'll help you get to know Wimpole Estate, how you can help and how you will work with the rest of the team-with induction and training We provide equipment to help you do this role well and safely We'll also cover agreed costs of your travel between home and Wimpole Estate Related to Art & culture Getting there About Wimpole - National Trust Wimpole is owned and managed by the National Trust, Europe's largest conservation charity, which looks after beautiful places for everyone, for ever. We are a busy working estate with a Farm, an 18th Century mansion house surrounded by gardens and parkland, with a shop, a second hand books shop, cafes and restaurant. Volunteers support us with our work in all areas of the estate and new opportunities arise all the time.
About the Role We run an over 55's social club that meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, between 2 and 4 pm. As a volunteer, you will assist with talks, demonstrations, craft activities, quizzes, and chat with guests to ensure a good experience. Responsibilities Help organize and run talks and demonstrations. Support craft activities and quiz sessions. Engage with guests, providing friendly conversation and ensuring a pleasant experience. Organization We are a church with charity status that runs multiple groups for the benefit of the local community.
Aug 25, 2026
Full time
About the Role We run an over 55's social club that meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, between 2 and 4 pm. As a volunteer, you will assist with talks, demonstrations, craft activities, quizzes, and chat with guests to ensure a good experience. Responsibilities Help organize and run talks and demonstrations. Support craft activities and quiz sessions. Engage with guests, providing friendly conversation and ensuring a pleasant experience. Organization We are a church with charity status that runs multiple groups for the benefit of the local community.