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Managing volunteers does not require any specialist knowledge. Mainly, you need common sense and the ability to put yourself in the position of a volunteer and ask yourself how you would you like to be treated. Volunteers are likely to be the lifeblood of your group so it is important that you respect, value and appreciate ...more
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Do you have good connections in your town or village? Could you represent Alzheimer’s Support in your community as a Community Ambassador? The role involves being out and about when we cannot, for example attending cheque presentations and saying thank you on our behalf, or dropping off information leaflets to community ...more
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There’s making a difference, and there’s making all the difference. Don’t just change someone’s life, change yours too. With someone developing dementia every three minutes, there are nearly 1,000 people waiting for volunteers right now. Sign up for Side by Side and get ready to make a difference: not only ...more
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The Youth Adventure Trust is a youth development charity providing a programme of outdoor and adventurous activities for vulnerable young people from Wiltshire and Swindon. As a volunteer you will be supporting young people aged 11 to 16 years old, and taking part in the activities alongside them. The Youth Adventure Trust ...more
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The Youth Adventure Trust is a registered youth development charity providing a programme of outdoor adventure camps and activity days for vulnerable young people from the Swindon and Wiltshire area. On our programme the young people take part in a range of outdoor activities which are designed to increase their resilience, ...more
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Side by Side is an Alzheimer’s Society initiative which aims to tackle social isolation and loneliness. Volunteers provide companionship and encourage people with dementia to continue with a hobby or interest, or start a new one. This helps to build the confidence of people living with dementia. Could you spare an hour ...more
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If you have a few hours spare a week can you help combat childhood illiteracy by listening to children read in primary schools? Please visit www.schoolreaders.org or see the attached flyer more
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