About this organisation Chailey Heritage Foundation is a charity that supports children and young people with complex disabilities, and their families. We're here to listen, nurture their potential, and create life-changing opportunities, together. About this opportunity We are looking for…
They are seeking helpers for their Baby and toddler group, which meets on a Monday morning from 9 until 11am, with up to half an hour for clearing up. No direct experience is necessary although some knowledge of this area of service would be a benefit, and an interest in helping the socializing and development of children. A DBS check will be required.
We are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to help us open the store for a couple of hours a week to sort through the donated items for display, and meet and greet members, helping them find the items they are looking for. A full induction will be given for any volunteers. We prefer two volunteers are on duty per session so you can bring a friend, or be placed with an existing volunteer. There is no upper age limit for this role, however please be aware that this position may involve some heavy lifting, as occasionally donated boxes of items may contain heavy materials, however this is not often the case. Currently we have vacancies on a Monday from 3.30pm - 5.30pm and Tuesday 9.30 - 11-30am. We want to open the scrapstore more often so whatever day of the week or weekend suits you we can probably accommodate. We are looking for someone who can make a regular 2 hour a week commitment.
Are you passionate about inclusion, learning, and making a real impact in the lives of young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN)? We are looking for compassionate, enthusiastic volunteers to join our team! As a play worker volunteer in our setting, you’ll support children and young people with a range of needs including autism, ADHD, speech and language difficulties, and learning disabilities. Your role may include: • Supporting children with activities • Helping with sensory play and assisting with communication • Providing one-to-one or small group support • Encouraging social interaction and confidence-building • Supporting staff with daily routines and transitions What We’re Looking For: • A caring, patient, and positive attitude • Willingness to learn and adapt to individual needs • Good communication and teamwork skills • No prior experience required – full training provided! What You’ll Gain: • Valuable experience in education and SEN support • Training and ongoing guidance from experienced staff • A chance to make a meaningful difference in a young person’s life • References for future employment or study if needed
We are looking for sports facilitators to join our volunteer team. We have a large sports hall and basketball court where we will do a range of sports, such as football, basketball and badminton. We are looking for volunteers who enjoy sports, and would be happy to help run some sports activities in our youth sessions. You will also volunteer in the other youth club activities that we offer, including arts, games and well-being activities. A DBS check is required for this role which will be fully paid for by us. Applicants must be aged 16 or over. All mileage or public transport costs are paid. Free training opportunities. Sessions are due to start in August / September, and take place in the evenings. You can volunteer once a week or more depending on your availability.
We are looking for Bakers and Cooks to join our volunteer team. A key part of our youth work curriculum is healthy eating, and at youth sessions young people enjoy cooking meals and baking sweet treats. You would help the young people to learn vital cooking skills and recipes that show healthy and sustainable living. You may also volunteer in the other activities that we offer, including sports, games and well-being activities. Sessions are due to start in August / September, and take place in the evenings. You can volunteer once a week or more depending on your availability. A DBS check is required for this role which will be fully paid for by us. Applicants must be aged 16 or over. All mileage or public transport costs are paid. Free training opportunities.
We are looking for ‘Creative Arts Facilitators’ to join our volunteer team. You may be an artist working with paint, fabric, wood or other materials who can create engaging activities for young people who are interested in art. You may also volunteer in the other activities that we offer, including sports, games, baking and well-being activities. Our youth sessions are all in the evenings, you may volunteer once a week or more or less often, depending on your availability. You will require a DBS check for this role which will be fully paid for by us. Applicants must be aged 16 or over. Mileage or public transport expenses are paid. As part of volunteer you will also be required to complete free training courses.
We are looking for ‘Music Makers’ to join our volunteer team. We would like to facilitate jamming sessions for young people to play and try out new instruments. You may have experience teaching music, know how to play an instrument or be able to facilitate workshops, bands or singing groups. If you are enthusiastic about music, you will be able to utilise our new music room for young people to its full potential. This role will begin in August/September and take place in the evenings. A DBS check is required for this role which we will pay for. Applicants must be aged 16 or over. We will reimburse your travel expenses whether your own vehicle or public transportation. Free training will be given.
We are looking for adult volunteers to help facilitate sessions. This position is flexible, there are opportunities to volunteer once or twice a month or every Monday. We aim to have at least 3 volunteers on site, using a rota to organise shifts and time off. There is no upper age limit for this role as we believe young people can benefit from the experience and wisdom of the older generation. Also if you are 18 and thinking of a career in youth work this would be ideal experience to enhance your CV. If you have a skill to share then this can be promoted as an ad-hoc activity too. A DBS check is required, however we will organise it.
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to support the running of youth sessions for young people with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities). This session occurs once a week and is for young people aged 13 – 19 years old. Each week we complete different activities such as cooking, arts and crafts and sports. We are a safe space for young people to make new friends, seek support and advice and try new things. You may be someone with previous experience of working with young people, working with people with SEND, or you might be looking to gain a valuable insight into youth work. You may have a skill or profession that you can teach our young people such as woodwork, or you may have some time available where you would like to give back to your local community. Volunteers can be 16+ and will need to complete a DBS check with us. We are looking for volunteers who are eager to make a significant difference to the lives of young people.