Volunteering

Some elderly people don’t see anyone from one end of the week to the other!

Would you like to make a difference to the lives of some of the elderly, disabled and housebound people
living in our community?

We are always looking for new volunteers to help at Sunday Club.

We will pleased to hear from anyone who regularly has 2-3 hours to spare on Sunday afternoons
and who enjoys meeting people.

The type of jobs you may be asked to do:

Help people on and off the buses

Meet and greet people as they arrive at the club

Help with the raffle and/or bingo

Serve refreshments and wash up

Sit and talk to club members that may be on their own

Other volunteering opportunities include

Helping by baking – cakes, scones, sausage rolls etc

Entertaining – can you play the organ, sing, tell jokes?

Crafts – do you have a skill that you could share with our members?

Bus Driver – Are you able to drive a 12-seated mini bus? We need people to help pick up club members
from 1pm and take them home at approximately 4.45pm

Our volunteers find that helping at Sunday Club is a very satisfying and rewarding experience.
It can also be a good way to meet new people and even developing new skills.

Who can volunteer?
People from all generations and from all sections of the community can become volunteers.
If you are:
Retired - Your experience will be invaluable — your time can continue to be gainfully used.
Employed- There are opportunities to volunteer outside working hours.
Unemployed, on benefit or returning to work - Volunteering should not affect your benefits,
however you should advise your Job Centre or Benefits Agency before becoming a volunteer.

Click Here To Find Out A Little Bit More About Some Of Our Volunteers >>>