IT/Educational Group Support Volunteer

There are lots of ways you can volunteer with us, using your skills and learning new ones. You will be supporting people with learning disabilities and people with autism. Volunteering can give you the opportunity to learn new skills. It also looks great on your CV. Volunteering is proven to improve wellbeing, helping people flourish in sometimes unexpected ways. You might make new friends, boost confidence & self-esteem and your mental health. We are seeking volunteers who would like to support a small, dynamic, and lovely team with great vision and passion for what we do. We are looking for people who are well-organised, enjoy making sure that things are correct (and can spot things which aren’t!) and who want to make our members feel good about the value they bring to our living well project. While most of the volunteering is in a group setting, you will see the very real impact of your efforts on a daily basis. Your main duties with this role is to support people 1 to 1 and/or in group sessions run by the college but held at our community hub, making sure members are understanding what they are being taught and that they feel included and enjoying the groups.

What skills do I need?

Skills, experience & qualities:

Our volunteers would ideally have: • Great attention to detail • Positive and can-do attitude • Lovely communication skills • Be comfortable with computers and data entry • Understanding importance of personal data privacy • Passion for supporting people with LD and Autism.

You can learn new skills too:

Our volunteer roles can give you a wide range of skills and experience. You could learn: 1. customer service skills 2. leadership and teamwork 3. time management 4. administration and office experience 5. public speaking 6. event organisation

If you have a specific skill you want to develop or would like to gain experience in a particular area, please let us know and we can find out which volunteer role might suit you best.