Activities assistant volunteer

Hackney

St Mungo’s Tenancy Sustainment Team (TST) provides a floating support service across 16 London boroughs north of the River Thames, with an aim to support clients in maintaining their independent accommodation. This is an excellent opportunity for someone to lead on assisting to implement a season of client events and activities and promoting it within the service. We are fortunate enough to have been given a generous budget to spend in this area. Ideas so far are cookery classes, paid events and museums, countryside and seaside excursions, and other days out all to promote inclusivity and facilitate social bonding, learning and increasing self-esteem.

Alternative therapist volunteer

Waltham Forest

At SHASS we support clients who are rough sleeping, at risk of homelessness, and/or require support living independently. When a client comes in to the service an assessment is completed which highlights the client’s support needs. A support navigator will then provide advice to best support them with their homelessness/housing. The support navigator will then continue to support the client until they are in stable accommodation which they can maintain independently

We are looking for a volunteer to provide alternative therapies such as massage, reflexology, and acupuncture or gentle/chair based exercises. Volunteers must be qualified to perform alternative therapies and have insurance for the role.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Art group support volunteer

Camden

Gray’s Inn Road is part of the South Camden Mental Health Service. The hostel is primary for clients with mental health support needs, but many of the clients have complex needs as they also use substances and alcohol. We’re looking for a volunteer with a passion for art who is able to support a facilitator to run art groups with our residents. There will also be opportunities to attend trips and outings.

Art group volunteer

Waltham Forest

At SHASS we support clients who are rough sleeping, at risk of homelessness, and/or require support living independently. When a client comes in to the service an assessment is completed which highlights the client’s support needs. A support navigator will then provide advice to best support them with their homelessness/housing. The support navigator will then continue to support the client until they are in stable accommodation which they can maintain independently

We are looking for a volunteer to develop and facilitate weekly art groups. Volunteers must have a creative skill related to art and an understanding of its therapeutic benefit.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Chit chat group volunteer facilitator

Lewisham

We are looking for an enthusiastic individual with an empathetic approach and understanding of the issues people with complex needs face on a daily basis. You would be involved in the preparation, delivery and organisation of weekly mixed group sessions. The session will focus on offering clients support and advice on issues related to homelessness through the delivery of activities, chit chats and occasionally arranging football games.

Clearing house administration volunteer

Tower Hamlets

The Clearing House sources and matches supported housing for clients with a history of rough sleeping and this role will involve responding to emails sent to the CH helpdesk and answering the CH helpdesk phone.

Please note the closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018

Client advisory board volunteer

Tower Hamlets

The Client Advisory Board (CAB) are a team of clients or former clients who work in partnership with the Board of Trustees. This makes sure clients are involved in high level decision making at St Mungo’s. The CAB meet regularly with Trustees and members of the Executive Team to read board papers and use their experience to influence the Board’s work.

As a member of the CAB you would be expected to attend approximately 8 formal CAB meetings a year lasting up to four hours. You will be responsible for reading the Board Papers and giving your views and opinions, asking questions and at times challenging Trustees and members of the Executive team in a positive manner. You will have opportunities to attend training sessions to increase your knowledge and skills. As a CAB member you will be responsible for creating a positive and enjoyable atmosphere and to work well with the rest of the team. You will protect St Mungo’s positive reputation and promote diversity, inclusion and fairness.

Please note that volunteers must have experience of using St Mungo’s services as a client.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Cook and chat volunteer

Islington

Clients in our service frequently cook microwave meals and/or get takeaways. We want to give them the option of an affordable and healthy version of this. The role will involve running weekly cooking groups and imparting healthy living skills and knowledge.

Cook and Chat Volunteer

Camden

St. Mungo’s Wharton Street Service is part of the Islington Substance Use Contract. We support clients who live in supported accommodation to move through their recovery journey. All clients in this service have a history of drug and/or alcohol issues. We are recruiting for volunteers to support the role we do by helping clients in gaining and improving their life skills. Wharton Street is an all-male project with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities.

Clients frequently cook microwave meals and/or get takeaways. Giving them the option of an affordable and healthy version of this would be right up their street!

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 November 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Cooking volunteer

Southwark

The Recovery College runs a wide variety of courses delivered in partnership with people who have lived experience of homelessness, mental health and using St Mungo’s services. All learners are welcome and include St Mungo’s staff and clients. The courses focus on helping people with their recovery by providing opportunities to learn new skills, make new friendships, build confidence and inspire others.

In this volunteer role we are looking for somebody to facilitate cooking sessions at Great Guildford Street, a hostel near our Recovery College with a kitchen. You will be guided by the values of the Recovery College and at its heart, encourage participation from all learners. Tasks will include planning dishes, teaching basic cooking skills to students who may have never cooked before or feel nervous about cooking and supervising and assisting those residents who already know how to cook.

Volunteers must have a passion for food and cooking.

Please note this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Daytime StreetLink referral line volunteer

Tower Hamlets

In this role, you will be the first point of contact on a telephone referral line where you will collate information about individuals’ rough sleeping locations.

Digital drop-in facilitator

Bristol

Unlike traditional colleges, the main focus of the Recovery college is not on achieving a qualification. Instead, the Recovery College provides a supportive educational environment in which people have the opportunity to sample a wide range of subjects and wellbeing activities alongside a diverse group of peer learners.

As Digital Drop-in Facilitator you will be leading two IT drop in sessions per week. You will be providing support for clients in a number of online areas including: using search engines, typing, completing online applications, job searches, applying for benefits online, writing CVs using Word and online shopping. We are also looking for someone who can support our clients with how to use the practical features on their phones and tablets.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Digital drop-in facilitator

Hammersmith and Fulham

Unlike traditional colleges, the main focus of this college is not on achieving a qualification. Instead, the Recovery College provides a supportive educational environment in which people have the opportunity to sample a wide range of subjects and wellbeing activities alongside a diverse group of peer learners.

As Digital Drop-in Facilitator you will be leading two IT drop in sessions per week. You will be providing support for clients in a number of online areas including: completing online applications, job searches, writing CVs using Word. We are also looking for someone who can support our clients creatively with creating Blogs, web design and creating artwork, updating their Cooking on a Budget Blog etc.

Ideally the volunteer will have a friendly, creative approach which recognises that IT is a tool for engagement beyond simply learning how to use a computer, as well as a love of technology and desire to share that enthusiasm.

Please note this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Friday film club volunteer

Southwark

The Recovery College runs a wide variety of courses delivered in partnership with people who have lived experience of homelessness, mental health and using St Mungo’s services.

We are looking for a volunteer to work with Recovery College students to put together a film programme for the term, organise a film day and facilitate a short introduction before each film is shown and a discussion after the screening.

Volunteers must have an understanding of the causes of homelessness and its impact as well as an ability to work with people who may have offending behaviour, substance use and/or mental health, with sensitivity and respect.

Please note this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Group facilitator volunteer

Waltham Forest

At SHASS we support clients who are rough sleeping, at risk of homelessness, and/or require support living independently. When a client comes in to the service an assessment is completed which highlights the client’s support needs. A support navigator will then provide advice to best support them with their homelessness/housing. The support navigator will then continue to support the client until they are in stable accommodation which they can maintain independently

We are looking for a volunteer to provide alternative therapies such as massage, reflexology, and acupuncture or gentle/chair based exercises. Volunteers must be qualified to perform alternative therapies and have insurance for the role.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Hair and nails volunteer

Camden

Birkenhead Street is a 31 bed hostel for both men and women. Our clients may be experiencing mental health problems, substance use and have physical health needs. We’re looking for volunteers to do hairdressing, nail design or manicures for our clients.

Language support volunteer

Hackney

We are looking to recruit a bank of bilingual volunteers who can be available on a casual basis to provide translation assistance.

Move on volunteer

Essex

We are looking for a volunteer to assist our Keyworkers, Outreach Workers and Street Impact Workers in supporting identified clients who are looking for their own accommodation in the private sector. This would include activities such as searching websites, supporting clients to make phone calls, assisting the client on the day of moving, attending property viewings and tenancy sign-ups.

This is an active and dynamic opportunity for an enthusiastic individual to gain first-hand insight into the challenges former rough sleepers face when moving into and out of accommodation, and the measures needed to be put in place to prevent a person returning to homelessness.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 November 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Music Group Volunteer

Wandsworth

The volunteer role will involve running a music group! We currently have lots of different groups that we run throughout the week including: art, creative writing and cooking groups but we have no music element. Whilst our clients are with us it is a great opportunity for them to explore their skills and talents and build confidence.

We are looking for someone to run a music group this could involve; guitar lessons, choir, forming a band.. anything!

St Mungo’s Work and Learning team supports vulnerable clients with a history of homelessness to develop their skills, knowledge and confidence, enabling them to work towards long term goals including increasing their chances of employment and enabling them to live independently in the community. The Wandsworth Recovery and Outreach Team is part of the Wandsworth Community Drug and Alcohol Service (WCDAS) in a consortium with SLaM and Addaction.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Music tutor volunteer

Southwark

The Recovery College runs a wide variety of courses delivered in partnership with people who have lived experience of homelessness, mental health and using St Mungo’s services. All learners are welcome and include St Mungo’s staff and clients. The courses focus on helping people with their recovery by providing opportunities to learn new skills, make new friendships, build confidence and inspire others.

In this volunteer role we are looking for somebody to support our current music tutor in teaching guitars, drumming and music theory at beginner levels. Please apply if you want to do any of these subjects, we don’t necessarily need you to teach all 3!

Volunteers must have experience in teaching guitar, drums or music theory at beginner level and a passion for enabling others to explore creativity through music.

Please note this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

New Street Centre Reception Volunteer

Bristol

New Street Day Centre is the centre for St Mungo’s Recovery College as well as hosting meeting spaces and other services such as Fundraising, the Sanctuary and Bristol Mental Health Floating Support Service. The Recovery College consists of many different groups and courses which are free to members of the community and focus on recovery from homelessness, addiction and/or mental health issues.

The role will include providing general office admin and project support such as meeting and greeting visitors; hospitality and orientiation and supporting the smooth running of the service.

Volunteers must have an understanding of the causes of homelessness and its impact.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Numbers and Me Recovery College Tutor

Bristol

We are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to support clients with basic numeracy needed for life. Your role will be supporting adults to explore numbers through games and worksheets, materials are provided, although you would also have scope to bring in or devise materials. This is an informal and relaxed group designed to introduce adults to basic functional maths. Lots of tea and biscuits provided!

The aim will be to start in the New Year (spring term) although ideally volunteer will be able to pop into the group to see how it is currently run.

Volunteers must have an ability to work with people who may have offending behaviour, substance use and/or mental health, with sensitivity and respect. We particularly welcome applicants with experience of using and moving on from support services.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Out of hours StreetLink referral line volunteer

Tower Hamlets

In this role, you will be the first point of contact on a telephone referral line where you will collate information about individuals’ rough sleeping locations.

Outreach volunteer

Essex

St Mungo’s Outreach Services engage and assess people who are sleeping rough – helping them find accommodation, get into drug, alcohol or health treatment or return home to their city or country.You will be working with outreach workers on an early morning shift or late evening shift, responding to referrals for new people or case-working established rough sleepers in the local area.

Private Rent Sector Volunteer

Southwark

We are looking for volunteers to support identified clients who are looking for their own accommodation in the private rented sector. This would involve collating referrals, doing assessments, searching sites such as Gumtree for suitable accommodation, supporting clients to make phone calls / viewings / signings with agents/landlords. Keeping updated records on Opal. You may also be a supporting hand as our clients make the big move to living independently.

Volunteers must have the ability to understand the financial situation of clients, including benefits and rent deposit schemes (this information will be provided to you).

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Project support volunteer

Bristol

St Anne’s House is a 30-bed support hostel for male and female residents experiencing homelessness. The project is staffed 24hrs a day and is a dynamic, busy and friendly place to work. We seek to create a welcoming, supportive and non-judgmental environment for our residents, offering them a safe and stable place while they get the support they need to take the next steps towards a permanent home.

We are looking for committed volunteers who will provide consistency and excellent service for our clients to join our dedicated and supportive team. The role covers a range of areas which will include support in administrative duties, client facing support and help in the general running of the project.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Psychotherapy honorary placement

Tower Hamlets

In this role, you will be part of Lifeworks, St Mungo’s innovative psychotherapy service, providing psychodynamic psychotherapy for people experiencing homelessness and complex needs.

Reception admin volunteer

Waltham Forest

At SHASS we support clients who are rough sleeping, at risk of homelessness, and/or require support living independently. When a client comes in to the service an assessment is completed which highlights the client’s support needs. A support navigator will then provide advice to best support them with their homelessness/housing. The support navigator will then continue to support the client until they are in stable accommodation which they can maintain independently.

We are looking for a reception volunteer, when on reception you will mostly be meeting and greeting clients and visitors, making them feel welcome and briefly assessing their situation. You will ensure the hub is user friendly, welcoming and presentable and that clients feel supported.

Volunteers must have a friendly personality and good time management skills.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Recovery college creative writing volunteer

Bristol

The Recovery College at New street runs a wide variety of courses delivered in partnership with people who have lived experience of homelessness, mental health and using St Mungo’s services. All learners are welcome and include St Mungo’s staff, clients and the local community. The courses focus on helping people with their recovery by providing opportunities to learn new skills, make new friendships, build confidence and inspire others.

As a recovery college tutor you will be leading group facilitation in creative writing. You will be guided by the values of the Recovery College and at its heart, encourage participation from all learners.

Volunteers must have experience and interest in creative writing and ideally in facilitating groups.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Please note this is a client-facing role. A DBS check will be required for this role.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Recovery College Sewing Tutor

Bristol

As a recovery college tutor you will be leading group facilitation in your chosen subject – this can anything that you are particularly passionate about and will benefit the Recovery College students. You will be guided by the values of the Recovery College and at its heart, encourage participation from all learners.

The Recovery College runs a wide variety of courses delivered in partnership with people who have lived experience of homelessness, mental health and using St Mungo’s services. All learners are welcome and include St Mungo’s staff, clients and the local community. The courses focus on helping people with their recovery by providing opportunities to learn new skills, make new friendships, build confidence and inspire others.

Volunteers must be have a knowledge of sewing and/or needle-craft, ideally including how to use a sewing machine as well as an ability to see the best in people and to motivate individuals in a learning environment.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Tenancy engagement volunteer

Tower Hamlets

Real Lettings works with low income families who are nominated by local authorities to our properties often in a new area away from their support networks. We assist our tenants to address their employment, training and childcare needs with regular tenancy reviews so that they can successfully settle into their new area and plan to move into private rented sector accommodation.

Volunteer communications coordinator

Tower Hamlets

The BAME Network is an internal diversity and inclusion network developed to provide BAME staff, volunteers and clients equal opportunities; free from barriers of racial discrimination or prejudice, to become empowered to be their best selves. The BAME Network’s primary remit is to assist St Mungo’s in promoting inclusion, eliminating discrimination; by actively addressing barriers or inequalities that exist for staff, volunteers and clients from minority ethnic backgrounds.

We are looking for a volunteer communication’s coordinator to generate and circulate articles and blogs, to highlight the achievements and disparities experienced within the network. This person would be responsible for managing multiple streams of communication including the two-monthly newsletter, social media accounts and the Mungo’s Net platform. This role is for someone interested in using words to create change, within an organisation interested in Diversity and Inclusion.

Please note volunteer must have previous experience or an interest in Communications, Public Relations or other similar industries.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Volunteer money advisor

Hackney

Hackney Recovery Service is a support service for individuals who are affected by drug and alcohol problems. We have a dedicated team of substance misuse practitioners who work alongside other professionals including doctors, nurses, psychologists and therapists in a partnership between St Mungo’s, WDP and CNWL.
Hackney Reintegration Service (which is part of the wider Hackney Recovery Service) provides a range of opportunities for service users whose substance use is at a stable level or abstinence.

Please note that we require applicants to have previous experience volunteering or working within a similar role. We will also welcome applicants with a legal background, work experience within advocacy or debt advice and / or knowledge of the social housing / private rented housing sector
The role would be ideal for someone looking to develop their experience in advice work.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 November 2018 however recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Yoga volunteer

Lewisham

The Hither Green Site is part of the Lewisham Pathway. The service is commissioned to provide intensive support to people who have experienced/are experiencing a range of issues. These include: complex trauma, problematic alcohol use, problematic drug use, mental ill-health and physical ill-health. We’re looking for a volunteer to come and run yoga classes for our clients.

Youth support worker volunteer

Pan London

Putting Down Roots for Young People is a gardening and horticulture project for young people aged between 16-24 years old, across London. We create green spaces with homeless or at risk of homelessness young people to improve their confidence, employability, mental and physical health and wellbeing. The volunteer role includes supporting the Gardener Trainer with the delivery of gardening and horticulture activities, building positive relationships with young people to enable their engagement with the project and support young people with their needs.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.

Youth Support Worker Volunteer

Lewisham

Putting Down Roots for Young People is a gardening and horticulture project for young people aged between 16-24 years old, across London. We create green spaces with homeless or at risk of homelessness young people to improve their confidence, employability, mental and physical health and wellbeing. The volunteer role includes supporting the Gardener Trainer with the delivery of gardening and horticulture activities, building positive relationships with young people to enable their engagement with the project and support young people with their needs.

Please note that this is a client facing role. A DBS check will be carried out for this role.

The closing date for applications is Friday 21 December 2018. Please note that recruitment for this role may be closed earlier depending on the volume of applicants.

Helpful hints and tips:

– Before applying, please look at the time commitment required and make sure you are able to commit to it.

– Use your application form to explain how you meet the relevant skills and experience required for this role. Please use the attached role description for more information on requirements for this role.