Looking for Drivers who can provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. The clinets do not need any physical help getting in and out of the vehicle and drviers use their own car. Children and adults with Cysytic Fibrosis have to attend clinic appointments in hospital to have their health monitore usually every 3 months.

Looking for Mentors to meet with adults with Cystic Fibrosis regularly to build a trusting relationship and provide ongoing emotional support and encouragement. Adults living with this progressive and debilitating condition can face a variety of challenges that disadvantage them soically, financially and in the workplace. The relationship will help achieve a better quaility of life by braodening their horizons, improving their confidence abd increasing their independence.

Do you have an interest in archives? Angus Alive are looking for volunteers to catalogue old photos, manuscripts and legal papers to get them on show to the public. If you would like to know more contact Craig Pearson at Angus Archives, Restenneth Priory, Forfar on 01307 468644 or craig.pearson@angusalive.scot.

Royal British Legion Scotland (Forfar) open there doors as a Community Cafe every Monday 9.30 - 12.30 as a breakfast club, providing reasonably priced food and a space to chat with others. Volunteer involvement is paramount to providing this, if interested in getting involved get in touch.

Everyone has the right to live life to the full. After a diagnosis of a chest or heart condition or a stroke, many people experience fear and isolation and struggle with the impact on their lives. Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland won’t stand for that. The care and support we deliver every day ensures everyone can live the life they want to. About Retail: We currently have around 50 shops/ community hubs across Scotland. Our shops and hubs help us raise funds so we can provide our services to the people who need us. Every one of our stores relies on a team of volunteers to help run it and support our staff. Quite simply, we cannot provide our services or raise funds without the amazing support of our volunteers. The time, support and the work they do is vital to us and the people we help. By helping out in one of our stores, you can make a difference to people and their families in Scotland who are isolated, scared or anxious about their condition. About Your Role: This is an opportunity to undertake a satisfying and rewarding role. As part of our team of volunteers, you will provide customer support, whilst working in a friendly atmosphere, providing an extremely useful and appreciated service to the Charity. The role includes: • Welcoming and assisting customers • Customer service and sales service • Stock control • Sorting donations • Hanging and ticketing stock • Helping to keep store clean and tidy

My Guide is a service we offer that allows volunteers to become sighted guides. You will undergo training and learn to safely guide someone with sight loss, navigating environments and building self-confidence - all whilst increasing social interaction with those who may not otherwise wish to leave their home. What does sighted guiding involve? - Provide sighted guide assistance on a regular basis to people living with sight loss: you will be matched with a suitable partner. - Agree on when and where you will provide the sighted guide, as part of a mutually agreed activity plan. - You must undertake all elements of My Guide training (approximately two days). - Always maintain professional boundaries and adhere to safeguarding procedures.

My Guide is a service we offer that allows volunteers to become sighted guides. You will undergo training and learn to safely guide someone with sight loss, navigating environments and building self-confidence - all whilst increasing social interaction with those who may not otherwise wish to leave their home. What does sighted guiding involve? - Provide sighted guide assistance on a regular basis to people living with sight loss: you will be matched with a suitable partner. - Agree on when and where you will provide the sighted guide, as part of a mutually agreed activity plan. - You must undertake all elements of My Guide training (approximately two days). - Always maintain professional boundaries and adhere to safeguarding procedures.

Provide temporary accommodation for a dog at home on behalf of Guide Dogs, and to comply with the Boarders Agreement in relation to the welfare and handling of the dog or puppy. During Training, boarding is overnight and at weekends from the age of 12 months. - Early Training Boarders take younger dogs for 16 weeks - Advanced Training Boarders take dogs for the next 10 weeks - In some cases it is possible to board for the entire 26 weeks training period Puppy Boarders, Brood Bitch and Stud Dog Boarders support those volunteers who home puppies or breeding dogs full time, for example taking the dog full time if a volunteer is not able to take it on holiday or they are taken ill Client Boarders board working dogs for short periods full time on those occasions clients are unable to make their own arrangements At some sites a small number of Respite Boarders support teams when we need someone to care for dogs unexpectedly. This is for varying periods, for example taking dogs full time if they don’t settle in kennels, are unwell or they are withdrawn from training. What does the role involve? - Training Boarders need to drop off their dogs 8-9am and pick up 5-6pm at a Guide Dogs site or a site near a trainer's home. Local teams can discuss details and maximum travel time possible - Willing to provide a welcoming and safe environment for a dog or puppy for the time required. Providing a consistent home is particularly important for our dogs in training - Ensuring the dog or puppy is fed and exercised as directed - Embedding the same behaviour and commands as your supervisor - In the event of an emergency, ensure the dog or puppy receives veterinary care and Guide Dogs is informed immediately

This is a full-time volunteering role, as our puppy would live with you in your home, where you will be providing a vital foundation for its future role as a guide dog! You must be aged over 18 and be able to confidently handle the dog as its strength grows. You need suitable housing and must be able to give the time, commitment and love a puppy deserves. Puppy Walkers play a vital role in the early socialisation and education of guide dogs. At about seven weeks of age, puppies start their early training, remaining with you until between 12-16 months of age. They then head off to a training centre to begin their specialised training. You will need to care for, feed and train the puppy. This is very time consuming and - particularly when young - our puppies cannot be left on their own for more than three hours. You will be expected to teach basic obedience commands and you will need a suitable outside area (ideally gravel or pavement) where the puppy can go to the toilet. The puppy must be familiarised with different environments and you will be expected to introduce the puppy to different people, sounds and situations.

Are you a Cricket fan? Want to get involved through volunteering. Every match played requires a host of volunteer input to make them run smoothly so whether you want to get involved as a Scorer, Umpire, Match Secretary, Coaches and assistants, Captains, Parental Liaison, Schools, Volunteer driver there will always be an opportunity for you? Get in touch to start your volunteering journey at Strathmore Cricket Club.

Volunteers are essential to the running of Strathmore Cricket Club enabling children, young people and adults to get involved whilst increasing the participation in this great sport. Do you have skills in any of these areas and want to help a local sports organisation provide sports and social opportunities for people of all ages? There are various roles that you can get involved in as a Governance & Administration Volunteer: - committee member - finance and general administration - volunteer coordinator - outreach/business development and sponsorship - fundraising/events An interest in finance, administration and organising events would be a real bonus in this role so if you would like to help out, get in touch.

A volunteer adviser provides information and advice to members of the public in person or by telephone. This role includes acting on behalf of clients, interpreting information to allow clients to make informed decisions, talking to other organisations and being part of busy team. Citizens Advice Bureau has a computerised information system and case recording system. Angus CAB (SCIO) has offices in Arbroath, Montrose and Forfar. We provide an extensive training programme with opportunities to specialise after completion of training and ongoing support. If you have good communication skills, empathic and are able to use a computer please contact us on 01241 870661 ext 221 for more information.

Volunteers will gain new skills around youth issues. They will develop new relationships with young people and adults. Volunteers will have the opportunity to pass on their own skills, which will help them develop more self confidence and self esteem. Volunteers will feel valued as they are asked to participate in team building/celebration volunteers events. They will also become more employable and may gain access to higher education because of volunteering.

Volunteers receive a "feel good factor" and a sense of satisfaction helping others, opportunity to give something back to the community, to gain experience which may be useful if later seeking a career in caring. The service user gains contact with the outside community, befriender visits and spends quality time with user providing stimulation and conversation. The befriender may take the user out, where this might not otherwise be possible.

The Big Kirk Shop is a fantastic way of not only recycling unwanted and no longer used items but it also raises necessary funds for East & Old Parish Church. The shop is situated on East High Street in Forfar and the role includes cleaning and arranging stock both in the stock room as well as on the shop floor, serving customers and till operation as well as making sure the shop is kept clean and organised at all times.

Volunteers are an integral part of Strathmore Cricket Club and as such are actively looking for Bar and Hospitality Volunteers within the following roles: - Bar Convener - Bar staff/glass collectors - Sponsorship hosts/ambassadors - Tea & coffee assistant Do you have a few hours to spare and are looking to gain some experience in hospitality? Want to get involved in social events and can see yourself in this role? Strathmore Cricket Club would love to hear from you!

We are looking for volunteers to join our team of dedicated workers who are committed to the work of the PDSA. Volunteers will gain some retail experience, work as part of a team, meet new people and gain a sense of satisfaction from helping others. Tasks can include processing stock, sales and additional fundraising efforts through e.g car boot sales

We are looking for a treasurer to support our committee. Our committee meet every 4 - 5 weeks, the treasurer will look after the booking keeping and compiling our annual return. There will be lots of support for the new volunteer.

Do you love all things art? We are looking for volunteers who would like to support our Art Moves group. If you enjoy art and would like to get experience supporting adults with learning disabilities then this might be the opportunity for you. If interested please contact Janet Rowlands on 01307 474863 or RowlandsJ@angus.gov.uk.

Volunteer Adult Befrienders required throughout Angus to provide befriending support to elderly isolated people in their own homes. Full training provided. Volunteer must be able to join PVG scheme for vulnerable adults

Tri Angus Ltd are delighted to announce that entries for the 2019 Montrose and Forfar Triathlons. The Montrose Triathlon will take place on Sunday, 2 June 2019, followed by the Forfar Triathlon on Sunday, 21 July 2019. To ensure its continued success the event needs the support of the local community and the organisers are calling for volunteers to help on the day. The event is full with 240 people expected to take part on the day. It is based at the superbly equipped Montrose Sports Centre and Forfar Community Campus respectively and from there participants will swim, bike and run their way around the towns. No experience is necessary - full details of your role will be provided on the day. The event volunteers are vital to the success of the event – simply it cannot run without them! The volunteer roles are vital and you will make an enormous difference to the competitor’s and spectator’s event experience. Volunteering is a great way to have fun, make friends and gain experience. Volunteering at the event can also give you the opportunity to test out potential career choices. Equally, if you know of others who can join you then please ask them to get in touch. We have a variety of roles available from directing participants, helping at the start/finish, providing information for spectators to handing out the all-important medals! In return for your support, food and refreshments will be provided. Planning for the event is well under way, and it would be great to know that you want to come and help us at the event. Volunteers will be required 0930 to 1500 but timings will be confirmed nearer the event. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer at this event please get in touch by e-mailing info@triangus.co.uk. Tri Angus Limited, a not-for-profit social enterprise, was set up to run triathlon events in Angus. After the Olympic and Commonwealth Games successes of London 2012 and Glasgow 2014, there has never been a better time to get involved with sport in general and triathlon specifically. Example Roles available: Registration/Help Desk Finish/Medals Marshalls—transition, water, bike & run

Tri Angus Ltd are delighted to announce that entries for the 2019 Montrose and Forfar Triathlons. The Montrose Triathlon will take place on Sunday, 2 June 2019, followed by the Forfar Triathlon on Sunday, 21 July 2019. To ensure its continued success the event needs the support of the local community and the organisers are calling for volunteers to help on the day. The event is full with 240 people expected to take part on the day. It is based at the superbly equipped Montrose Sports Centre and Forfar Community Campus respectively and from there participants will swim, bike and run their way around the towns. No experience is necessary - full details of your role will be provided on the day. The event volunteers are vital to the success of the event – simply it cannot run without them! The volunteer roles are vital and you will make an enormous difference to the competitor’s and spectator’s event experience. Volunteering is a great way to have fun, make friends and gain experience. Volunteering at the event can also give you the opportunity to test out potential career choices. Equally, if you know of others who can join you then please ask them to get in touch. We have a variety of roles available from directing participants, helping at the start/finish, providing information for spectators to handing out the all-important medals! In return for your support, food and refreshments will be provided. Planning for the event is well under way, and it would be great to know that you want to come and help us at the event. Volunteers will be required 0930 to 1500 but timings will be confirmed nearer the event. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer at this event please get in touch by e-mailing info@triangus.co.uk. Tri Angus Limited, a not-for-profit social enterprise, was set up to run triathlon events in Angus. After the Olympic and Commonwealth Games successes of London 2012 and Glasgow 2014, there has never been a better time to get involved with sport in general and triathlon specifically. Example Roles available: Registration/Help Desk Finish/Medals Marshalls—transition, water, bike & run

To ensure a friendly, welcoming and responsive reception for all visitors to the National Breeding Centre and Training Schools. Welcoming individuals and groups at the centre. Provide an informative and consistent tour for all visitors, delivering Guide Dogs’ key messages and encouraging interaction from tour groups

Provide temporary accommodation for a dog at home on behalf of Guide Dogs, and comply with the Boarders Agreement in relation to the welfare and handling of a dog or puppy. During Training, boarding is overnight and at weekends from the age of 12 months. Advanced Training Boarders take dogs for the next 10 weeks. In some cases it is possible to board for the entire 26 weeks training period.

Massage therapy is offered to young adults during hospital admissions. This service is highly regarded by both clients and the medical professionals who care for the,. Many of these young people are far from home and the therapist provides much appreciated social contact in addtion to the benefits of the massage.

We are recruiting volunteers for our Move More project. Volunteers will support people who are living with or have experienced cancer to take part in physical activities. This might mean leading a group to do gentle movement or buddying a participant to support them to take part in a range of physical activities. This is a great opportunity to help improve people's health and gain experience in supporting people.

Running a successful Barnardo's store requires a great team of enthusiastic volunteers and you could be a part of it. Our retail assistants are trained to undertake a wide range of activities such as serving customers, taking receipt of stock donations from the public and merchandising stock to make our rails visually appealling and tidy. Volunteering with us in retail will provide a great opportunity to build upon your communication, team working and customer service skills. If you also have a particular skill or interest, our teams would be delighted to discuss how we could help you utilise your interests in store. Whatever your talents, please do share with us and pop into your local store to enquire about volunteering. To see all opportunities to volunteer within Barnardo's, you can visit our website at www.barnardos.org.uk/volunteering.

Previous shop experience and till experience would be beneficial however not essential as all necessary training and authorised expenses will be reimbursed. Good starts for any potential volunteers are: - a competent level of the English language - friendly, reliable, honest and keen to learn new skills - ability to work in a busy environment

As a part of a team of volunteers, you will dress window and interior displays making them eye catching to customers. The role includes organising and planning themes and selecting stock for dressing window and interior displays. Potential volunteers must have a competent level of the English language. Chest, Heart & Stroke Scotland will provide all necessary training and authorised expenses are reimbursed.

The Community Play Date runs every Wednesday morning from 10am until 12noon. It seeks to offer a relaxed welcome to all pre-school children and babies in Monifieth and their parents and/or carers. We also open this invitation up to expectant parents. In doing so, our aims are that: o Children and babies will have a safe and happy place to play, learn, interact and make friends o Parents and carers will have a safe and supportive place to interact with the children they bring o Parents and carers will be supported by volunteers and peers in their family role The role of the volunteers is to facilitate this space and welcome, helping to ensure the health, safety and welfare of all those attending. This will include, but may not necessarily be limited to: o Ensuring the building is open, clean and fire-safe by 10am. o Registering names in attendance and providing information for new-comers. o Helping the toddlers and adults set-up the space for play and clear-up at the end. o Providing teas/coffees/juice and biscuits. o Facilitating, encouraging and supporting the play and activities, which might involve reading stories together. o Ensuring the building is tidied and secured at the end of the session. Time commitment: approx. 2.5hours/week. You will be responsible to the Team Leader. A Volunteer Team Leader will, additionally, be responsible for: o Maintaining a rota of volunteers to ensure there are 2 ‘on duty’ at each session (one of these may be the Team Leader themselves). o Co-ordinating any decision about change of venue, e.g. when Gerard Hall is unavailable. o Liaising with minister and/or Kirk Session as required and on at least an annual basis. Time commitment: approx. 3hours/week; not more than 4hours/week. You will be responsible to the Kirk Session of Monifieth Parish Church.

Lunch club helper required for the Damacre Centre Lunch Club who have now relocated to the Crickety in Brechin. Help required to set up tables for lunch club and serve meals 12-3 every Thursday.

We are looking for friendly and reliable people who enjoy the company of others to help with our monthly groups in Arbroath, Forfar, Montrose, Brechin, Dundee & Broughty Ferry. Tasks • To support the group to achieve what they wish to do • To assist group members with refreshments • To assist group to plan and organise activities/speakers • To assist group members to find seats and negotiate the room • To interact with group members and develop positive relationships • To encourage the group to interact with one another • To assist with money handling as required Induction training will be provided and so no previous experience of groups or of sight/hearing loss is required. A PVG check will be required for this role and we would be looking for a minimum of 6 months commitment.

Strathmore cricket would be only too happy to hear from anyone with an interest in computers and I.T. - Are you a whizz on social media? Why not get involved sharing stories and events on facebook, twitter and/or instagram to spread the word of all that is going on at Strathmore Cricket Club. - Do you enjoy putting websites together and keeping them updated? Website Manager is the role for you. - Do you have a flair for writing and knowledge of word, publisher or similar applications? Why not become our Newsletter Writer and Press Officer These roles can be covered by one person or a few different people depending on availability and skill set, so if you have the know how and are interested please get in touch.

Volunteers with or without experience are needed on Sundays once a month to help in conservation projects across the area. All training is provided. Work is with other volunteers in a friendly atmosphere. Tasks can be strenuous but all work is at the individual's pace.

Support worker volunteer is an important role whihc can involve providing a listening ear, help with offical forms and support at meetings in relation to housing, benefits and indpendent living. This is a very rewarding role as the tasks carried out makes a real difference to the quaility of life for the young people we support.

Looking for Befrienders who will be matched with a young pereson who they will meet regularly, developing a supportive 1:1 relationship whilst engaging in social activities. Befriending enables young people to develop increased confidence,self-esteem and general wellbeing and reduces isolation. The Butterfly Trust is the keading provider for social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland.

The volunteer hosts will welcome a small group of lonely older people and their drivers into their home or possibly organisation/business for afternoon once or tea twice a year. Easy access and a downstairs toilet are essential.

Volunteers are essential to the running of Strathmore Cricket Club enabling children, young people and adults to get involved and raise participation in this great sport. There are a variety of roles that you can get involved in as a: - Building Manager - Ground Convener - Groundsman/Gardener - Handyman If you have skills in any of these areas and want to help a local sports organisation provide sports and social opportunities for people of all ages, get in touch to find out more.

Lippen Care are looking for volunteers within their little shop in the main reception of Whitehills Health & Community care Centre which helps raise funds to continue the work they do. Volunteers will re-stock shelves and serve customers alongside another volunteer either mornings (9am - 12.30pm) or afternoons (12.30 - 4pm)

Come and support our group! We are looking for volunteers for our our Summer Drama Workshops which will be running on Sunday 9th and 24th June then Mon-Fri 25th-28th June and Mon-Fri 1st-5th July 2019 . The workshops are attended by around 20 adults with learning disabilities and are led by professional arts workers and supported by Angus Health and Social Care Partnership. This year the group are to be rehearsing and performing Shakespeare’s Cymbeline. If interested please contact Janet Rowlands on 01307 474863 or RowlandsJ@angus.gov.uk.

The role of Stockroom Volunteer includes sorting stock, hanging stock, ticketing and pricing stock and help keep the stockroom clean and tidy.

Kirrie Connections is a dementia friendly hub offering support and advice to people living with dementia and their carers by offering companionship and running a variety of weekly sessions. Volunteers are a big part of these activities including the opening of the building for groups to allow opportunities for chatting and active listening. The main skill required in a volunteer is the ability to listen and empathise. MONDAY: Carers Group 10-12, Craft Group 2-4 FRIDAY: Farming Memories 10-11.30, Singing 2-4

As a volunteer you could find yourself doing all kinds of fantastic activities - from helping girls learn new skills; going camping and even travelling abroad. Apply online at girlguiding.org.uk It's not always about you doing things for the girls though. We also help you by ensuring that you get the right help, support and training. You can expect to develop your skills too! Being involved brings real rewards to you and a great sense of achievement.

We have now re-opened for the 2019 season every Saturday, Sunday and Monday and would love to open every day but need help to do this. Volunteer roles include greeting visitors, operation of Camera Obscura and guiding visitors through the experience as well as helping with the tuck shop on the ground floor. If you can spare 2.5 hours per week, between 11am and 1.30pm or 1.30 and 4pm, come along and find out what it's all about from volunteers on duty to find out more with no obligation. It's interesting - It's worthwhile - It's fun and you would be helping this amazing and unique attraction open!

Transporting our clients, dogs and/or equipment to a variety of locations. The time commitment is variable, depending on journey details. What does the role involve: Transporting our clients, dogs and equipment in your own vehicle or Guide Dogs’ vehicles - Ensuring you and your vehicle are safe and legally roadworthy - Following Guide Dogs' guidelines for transporting dogs - Ensuring that you have any additional equipment necessary to fulfil your role and that it is in working order When driving Guide Dogs’ vehicles: - Ensuring on collection and when you return it, that it is clean, tidy, fully fuelled and roadworthy; if it is not, report this immediately to your supervisor - Reporting any visible damage before or after journey - Complete any necessary paperwork - Depending on your experience, at some locations you may have the opportunity to drive trailers or train to drive our large exhibition units

Do you have a few hours to spare one Sunday afternoon a month to drive a lonely older person to afternoon tea? We need volunteer drivers, using their own cars, to collect guests and take them to a volunteer host's home. Once there you will take part in the tea party for a couple of hours, meeting other drivers and guests, before returning your guest home again.

Volunteers are required to help run a non profit alternative foot care option for people who cannot manage their own foot care needs. We require Administrator, Coordinator, meet and greet and serving teas and coffee. marketing, web design & volunteer to set up and maintain face book page.

We are keen to hear from people who would be interested in applying to become committee members with our group. Angus Creative Practitioners are a group of individuals interested or employed in the arts in Angus. The aims of our group are to help promote, enable and assist creative practitioners in Angus, be they hobbyists or professionals. Our long term aim is to develop affordable studio and shared work or meeting space in the Angus area. To achieve this we are particularly keen to hear from anyone with experience in completing funding applications.

As a Charity Store Volunteer Driver your level of involvement is arranged to sit as we require weekly drivers, regular rota drivers and relief drivers who may be called upon to cover any unavailability of our regular team. You should have use of your own car and hold a full driving licence for a minimum of 3 years. The role requires collecting donated stock and delivering stock to the charity store. Potential volunteers must have a competent level of the English language. Chest, Heart & Stroke Scotland will provide all necessary training and authorised expenses will be reimbursed.

Kirrie Connections will open as a Meeting Centre from 14 may 2019 every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10am to 3pm and would like to hear from volunteers who would like to help and become part of the Meeting Centre team. Meeting Centres are a local resource, operating out of ordinary community buildings offering ongonig warm and friendly expert support to people and families affected by dementia. At the heart, the Meeting Centre is a social club where people meet to have fun, talk to others and get help that focusses on individual needs. Meeting Centres are based on sound research evidence on what helps people cope well in adjusting to living with the symptoms and changes that dementia brings. Volunteers alongside staff trained in Meeting centre ethos provide an enjoyable and flexible programme for both the person with dementia and their family carers. The social club meets three days per week for 15-20 members. All activities are designed to help people adapt to the challenges that living with dementia can bring. This involves a chance to get together social, to be creative, to get active and to share lunch. Family carers get assistance with practical and emotional issues, as well as being able to contribute to social club activities and enjoy life together more or use the opportunity to have a break from their caring role. Are you interested and can spare a few hours on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursdays whether that be morning, afternoon, over lunch time or longer spells between 10am and 3pm? Kirrie Connections would love to hear from you, get in touch to find out more.

We are looking for qualified counsellors to take up a volunteering role with Hear Me. Hear Me provide counselling for men, women and children (aged 8 and above) who are survivors of sexual abuse. Volunteer counsellors must have a minimum of 450 hours 1 to 1 experience of counselling. Experience in counselling of this type is not necessary as additional training will be provided.

Founded in February 2018, Spotlights Community Youth Theatre was set up as a registered charity (SC048229) to provide an affordable education in the theatrical arts. Regular classes for children and young people interested in dramatic arts currently run on a Sunday evening in Forfar for both 4 -11 year olds and 12-17 year olds covering singing, dancing and drama to provide a well rounded theatrical education. In addition to classes Spotlights produces a yearly show and often also performs a showcase, which allows the students to really show off the skills they’ve been learning with many of our students participate off stage as well as on stage, taking on roles such as choreographer and stage crew. We are currently looking for volunteers to assist with the running of our theatrical classes and help young people with additional needs fully participate in classes and reach their full potential. Classes run weekly on a Sunday evening, younger group (4-10 years) from 6 - 7.30pm and 7 - 8.30pm for seniors (11 - 17 years). If interested, get in touch to find out more.

The Letham Health and Wellbeing Centre provides an excellent opportunity for people to access health services locally. Our volunteers play an important role in helping people use the services in the Pod (including blood pressure monitoring). Our volunteers can also guide people to services and activities in their local community such as volunteering or support groups.

To connect with people who may have a learning disability, mental illness, acquired brain injury, or have dementia. Independent advocacy is a 1:1 equal partnership between an advocacy partner and citizen advocate. The citizen advocate will bring the concerns of the partner into ordinary life and help the partner to connect with their local community.

Pitstop are currently looking for volunteers to come along and help us renovate the garden. Volunteers will gain new skills around gardening whilst developing new relationships with young people and adults. Volunteers will have the opportunity to pass on their own skills, which will help them develop more self confidence and self esteem. Volunteers will feel valued as they are asked to participate in team building/celebration volunteers events. They will also become more employable and may gain access to higher education because of volunteering. If interested with a few hours to spare during the week, get in touch with Pitstop Forfar on facebook or by calling, 01307 467657.

If you enjoy chatting and spending time with poeple then you might be the volunteer we are looking for! We are looking for people to help with various activities from visiting, hairdressing, hand care, arts & crafts, music or just generally helping out. The time commitment is flexible and this is a great opportunity to make a difference in your community. Get in touch if you would like to find out more.