The role chiefly involves maintaining the cleanliness of St Peter and St James facilities, ensuring that trays are cleared, utensils washed, the staff kitchenettes are cleaned and restocked. It will also involve fulfilling any basic food preparation duties communicated by the cook when functions take place. This role is perfect for anyone looking to gain experience in a kitchen environment.
They are looking for volunteers who could join our team who carry out maintenance as required in Bridge Cottage, Nutley Windmill and our charity shop. This could involve minor electrical repairs, painting, making good on walls as required, etc. Bridge Cottage needs internal painting, and this could be included in the role. All aspects of the role would be subject to arrangements, to suit the needs of volunteers and of the Society. They are looking for competent maintenance people to work as a team alongside existing volunteers, or individually, as required. Hours will not be on a regular basis, but as needed. Ideally, applicants will have basic electrical skills and understanding, woodworking, painting, minor repairs, and the ability to work with others in a volunteer setting.
They are looking for someone to welcome those using the centre, taking coats, and settling the service user area of the centre. You'll be befriending, supporting and helping those using the centre to engage in activities and conversation, and provide the Day Centre Coordinator with practical help to ensure the smooth running of the day. Engaging service users in activities, including but not restricted to: Singing Arts & Crafts Physical Activities Cognitive Activities Conversation Reminiscence Activities These may be led by the Day Centre Coordinator, an outside facilitator or if yourself (as and when you feel confident to do so). The activities may be in a group or 1-1 depending on the needs and requirement of the service user.
They are looking for any volunteers who can perform general maintenance, and volunteers specifically for electrical appliances. They are also looking for a sharpening expert for any tools brought in. Workshops take place on the 4th Saturday of the month, and typically run from 9:30am til 12pm. Tea and coffee and homemade cakes are provided during sessions.
They are looking for volunteers to assist in the setup and running of their weekly Nibbles and Natter session, which is part of a local warm spaces initiative. Warm spaces are hosted by various venues in Uckfield throughout this winter, to help residents cope with the inflated energy bills. Ridgewood's session is on a Wednesday, and volunteers will be needed from 11:30am until 2pm. They are looking for assistance between September and the following April. Duties include setting up and putting away tables and chairs, serving tea, coffee, soup and cake as well as interacting with the attendees, helping with signposting to other services if necessary.
There are a number of opportunities for the museum, with roles to do with greeting visitors and caring for the museum and its collection, roles to assist with the management of the museum, and roles running the steamworks visitor attraction. You do not need to know anything about railways to volunteer, and the work suits all ages and genders. Minors will need to accompanied by an adult. Hours are flexible, with normal hours for guides from 10am - 4:30pm, however half days can be arranged. Other roles can be as little as a few hours, and you can choose the days you volunteer on a monthly basis.
Do you want to make a difference in the lives of brain injury survivors? Headway Sussex are seeking someone to create and run crafts sessions for their clients. Whether you are a professional or enjoy crafts as a hobby, your contribution can truly impact lives as craft activities are incredibly beneficial for brain injury recovery. As a Crafts Volunteer, you will: Facilitate Creative Projects: Organise and lead craft sessions which will provide a fun and engaging outlet for creativity. Support Cognitive Rehabilitation: Assist participants in developing fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and cognitive functions through hands-on activities. Foster Emotional Well-Being: Provide a therapeutic environment where individuals can express themselves, relax, and experience a sense of accomplishment through their creations.
Drama has a profound therapeutic effect on individuals recovering from brain injuries. Do you want to make a difference in the lives of brain injury survivors? Headway Sussex are seeking someone to lead an engaging Drama programme for their clients. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just have a heart for this art form, your contribution can truly impact lives. As a Drama Volunteer, you will: Lead Engaging Sessions: Guide participants through drama exercises, improvisation, and performance activities that foster self-expression and creativity. Boost Confidence and Social Skills: Help individuals build self-esteem, improve communication abilities, and enhance social interactions. Create a Supportive Environment: Offer a safe and encouraging space where participants can explore their emotions and experiences through drama.
Uckfield Heritage are looking for volunteers to conduct online sales via ebay and social media, as well as expanding their reach on social media. Any applicants will need to be IT literate, and comfortable selling items online. An understanding of social media sales would be essential. The volunteer would need to liaise with the shop managers in terms of which items were to be sold, and co-operate with any promotions or similar being run by the shop. Hours are by arrangement. The shop is open 6 days a week, 9-00 to 4-00. Volunteers would work hours convenient to them. This role could be carried out from within the shop during shop hours, or in the evenings/weekends. These arrangements would be discussed with the shop managers before the volunteer starts.
In order to fund the construction of a community skatepark in Crowborough, Artytime are seeking donations of works of art from any artists. You do not need to be a professional artist in order to donate a piece of art, any work they believe will sell is appreciated and welcome, as it is all going to a good cause. They are more than happy for any artists to promote their services and works via any donations. This is a great opportunity to get some of your work seen by a bigger audience if you paint as a hobby, whilst also helping to fund a local project benefitting children. And if you're a professional artist, this is a fantastic chance to utilise your skills, using art to improve the local community.