East Dunbartonshire Access Panel require volunteers to assist with some of the work carried out by the charity. They require volunteers to assist with Fundraising, writing funding applications and bookkeeping. You could give as much or as little of your time as you are able and you would not be put under pressure to take on anything you weren’t comfortable with. If you would like to raise awareness of issues around accessibility for disabled people and others then this is an ideal opportunity for you.

A volunteer bookkeeper is currently being sought by GRACE. We run a number of fundraising events throughout the year as well as funding which comes from a variety of sources. A bookkeeper is required to keep track of the funds and ensure that restricted and unrestricted funds are allocated accordingly. Experience of SAGE would be essential

NHS Fife are looking for administration volunteers to help provide a friendly and welcoming atmosphere to patients and visitors within the ward/unit. Other tasks involved include providing directions and refreshments, as well as supporting the administration staff with preparation of administration packs and other light administrative duties; photocopying, shredding, mail outs etc.

Do you love to drive? Do you want to help older people stay healthy and independent at home? YES! Then this is a great volunteering opportunity for you. Our trusted, reliable and friendly volunteers provide a vital weekly food shopping service which helps older people stay healthy and independent at home. Volunteer Drivers normally dedicate one day a week to Food Train with a minimum time commitment of between four and five hours starting around 9.30am and finishing around 14:30pm. On Mondays our Volunteer Drivers collect shopping lists from our customers. This involves going to customers’ homes accompanied by a Volunteer Helper, checking shopping lists are correct and clearly written and in some cases writing lists for customers. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Volunteer Drivers deliver shopping around the Galashiels, Hawick and Selkirk areas accompanied by a Volunteer Helper. Shopping is collected from Asda in Galashiels already boxed and is delivered in a dedicated Food Train van to each customers’ home where it is unpacked, checked and put away if required. We provide a van for deliveries and all equipment to support this activity. This social and active post will help keep you fit and active whilst providing an invaluable service to the local community.

Do you love meeting people? Do you want to help older people in the local community? YES! Then this is a great volunteering opportunity for you. Our trusted, reliable and friendly volunteers provide a vital weekly food shopping service which helps older people stay healthy and independent at home. Volunteer Helpers normally dedicate one day a week to Food Train with a minimum time commitment of between four and five hours starting around 9.30am and finishing around 14:30pm. On Mondays our Helpers collect shopping lists from our customers. This involves going to customers’ homes around the Galashiels, Hawick and Selkirk areas accompanied by a Volunteer Driver, checking shopping lists are correct and clearly written and in some cases writing lists for customers. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Volunteer Helpers deliver shopping around the Galashiels, Hawick and Selkirk areas accompanied by a Volunteer Driver. Shopping is collected from Asda in Galashiels already boxed and is delivered in a dedicated Food Train van to each customers’ home where it is unpacked, checked and put away if required. Customers pay for their shopping at this point, so Volunteer Helpers carry a small money float and some cash handling will be required. This social and active post will help keep you fit and active whilst providing an invaluable service to the local community.

Fife Women's Aid are looking for Volunteer Befrienders to join their team. The Befriender Service offers support to women across Fife who have experienced domestic abuse. Their volunteer befrienders provide regular visits to women allowing the opportunity for interaction and a chance to talk. Volunteer Befrienders usually meet weekly for 1 - 2 hours where they encourage and support women to get out their home and do something together - like going for a walk, or a coffee or shopping. You may help her to find information and advice or maybe engage in a class in the local community. The goals of the befriender service are to ; Empower Women, Build Indepenance, Build Confidence, Reduce Isolation and Loneliness Full training and support will be offered throughout your time with FWA. You will have the option to attend volunteer meetings, training and social events throughout the year.

Do you have an eye for detail? Do you like meeting people and getting outdoors? Do you have any free time to help at this local charity? We are looking for volunteers to help out in our busy shop and be part of our small friendly team.

Quiet Waters is a small local charity that provides counselling and bereavement support to those referred to our service, usually from GP surgeries, mental health teams, health professionals as well as volunteer groups, churches and self referrals. Our service is provided free of charge to those who need it most. We have two part time staff who work to support our teams of counselling and bereavement volunteers and ensure the smooth running of the service on a day to day basis. We are looking for someone to join our team to assist the Practice Manager with client appointments, diary management and correspondence for a few hours per week. Helping one person may not change the world but it could change the world for one person. If you would like to help make a difference and assist in the work of Quiet Waters please get in touch. The Practice Manager is looking for support in arranging initial appointments with clients. This will involve speaking with clients on the telephone, confirming appointments by email/post, updating the Practice Manager's diary and creating Zoom meetings for remote appointments or booking a room in the Google calendar for face-to-face appointments. Send standard emails/letters to clients. Greet clients at the door and direct to the waiting room/counselling room as appropriate. Shred confidential documentation Other duties may include: Data input, filing, stock stationery drawers in counselling rooms, general housekeeping duties (if soap needs replacing, paper towels, toilet roll etc,.) Apply online via: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=VpvJoeiOaUG1R1OykjiQsuPL0TNpEr9DjSfnp5an7nBUMVhIQjVaWDFVS1JEQ1QwR0pWSUtGUTIzWSQlQCNjPTEu

To promote the principles that underpin independent advocacy support across Forth Valley, to individuals with a Learning Disability, Autism, Dementia, Mental Health or Acquired Brain Injury. To help Advocacy Partners contribute their views and preferences in decision making that directly affects their lives by ensuring they have their voice heard and their rights protected. To offer an advocacy service to individuals, by providing information, that highlights their rights and the options and opportunities they have to make informed choices. Where necessary, share Advocacy Partners views with their consent at meetings e.g. care reviews, informal meetings. What we expect from you: Be part of Forth Valley Advocacy and understand what we do, understand our values and behave appropriately. Time commitment of one day a week minimum, this can be split into half days. Take part in all training, development and meetings required for your role. Be professional and safe when volunteering. Talk to us and let us know how you and Forth Valley Advocacy are doing. To keep to the volunteer role description and agree to our volunteer agreement. What you can expect from Forth Valley Advocacy: Value and respect you. Introduce you to the tem who will provide you with support and feedback during your time with Forth Valley Advocacy. Make sure you know what your role is and how to do it, provide you with all the training you need to enable you to do your role and support while you learn. Ensure you are safe while volunteering. Recognise your contribution. Provide regualr face to face support. Regular social events with other volunteers.

This exciting opportunity has become available for any volunteer who may have a skill they wish to share with the people we work with. This could include, Musical or dance skills, Arts and crafts, Storytelling, sport etc. Creating meaningful activities The role involves, Assisting staff to prepare for activities, Encouraging supported persons to participate in activities, Notifying staff of any issues or concerns, Attending regular support sessions, Undertaking Cornerstone Induction training, Contacting the Branch Coordinator if unable to attend as agreed.