Seashells Children and Families Centre

Volunteers

Photo Parents group dressed as clownsWe encourage the involvement of volunteers to help run our services and manage the project.  Don't worry you don't have to dress up to take part but we hope you have fun on the way!

Examples of some of these projects might be:

  • Befriending volunteers who visit families at home or accompany them to groups and services in the area
  • parents to sit on steering groups/other advisory roles/interviews
  • Toddler Group volunteers helping to run our toddler groups
  • Running and maintaining our allotment and producing season crops
  • Administration and other office work

We have a vacancy for a new Chair of Governors

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Volunteering can have many benefits for those taking part:

  • Gaining valuable life experiences and skills
  • Building confidence and self-esteem
  • Gaining new skills and qualifications through training
  • Experiences that supports your return to paid employment
  • Satisfaction in helping others
  • Meeting new people and making new friends
  • Having fun

You can decide how much time you are able to give.  Support with training is available.

We look to supply opportunities for volunteers around their skill or particular interest.  If you are interested in volunteering but don't know what to do or how to go about it, phone Gayle, the Volunteer and Learning Coordinator who can tell you more about it.  Please phone 01795 889233.

All roles within Seashells require you to undertake an Enhanced Police Disclosure (CRB) before starting.

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