We are looking for people to join our team of trained regional Befrienders supporting those who are currently struggling with an eating disorder. Our Befriending Service provides personal support by linking people who are struggling with those who are recovered and trained. Our volunteer Befrienders will provide a weekly telephone call for approximately 6 months in order to support and guide someone towards recovery. The Befriending Service aims to reduce feelings of isolation, offer hope and to encourage people as they work on their recovery. Practical help towards eating again is part of this service, led by ABC's registered dietitian and nutritional therapist. It is really helpful to be able to speak to someone who knows what the road to recovery can be like. Our Befriender's have a big 'heart' for others and a wish to help them through. For more details or to apply please refer to our website www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk/befriending where you will find the guide to Befriending along with an application form. Over 30 years of experience enables ABC to offer personal, on-going, emotional support and practical guidance for recovery for people struggling with Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating, in addition to behaviours such as compulsive exercise, self-harming, laxative abuse and suicidal ideation. Our purpose is to safeguard the lives of people struggling with eating disorders, to prevent an eating disorder from developing and claiming someone's life, to care for the emotional and physical needs of people with eating disorders and their families, friends and colleagues, to encourage recovery by equipping people with practical tools and strategies for living life, to train and resource individuals and organisations working with people affected by eating disorders and to support and engage in research into eating disorders. If you are interested please click the ‘apply’ button below (available when logged in and registered). You will then be contacted by the coordinator by email or phone call. If you have not heard back after 5 working days, the first step is to contact the organisation with the contact details provided. You could also check your junk/spam folder on your emails just in case the response is there. If that doesn’t work out then please feel free to contact Volunteer Glasgow on 0141 226 3431.

We are looking for people to join our team of trained regional Befrienders supporting those who are currently struggling with an eating disorder. Our Befriending Service provides personal support by linking people who are struggling with those who are recovered and trained. Our volunteer Befrienders will provide a weekly telephone call for approximately 6 months in order to support and guide someone towards recovery. The Befriending Service aims to reduce feelings of isolation, offer hope and to encourage people as they work on their recovery. Practical help towards eating again is part of this service, led by ABC's registered dietitian and nutritional therapist. It is really helpful to be able to speak to someone who knows what the road to recovery can be like. Our Befriender's have a big 'heart' for others and a wish to help them through. For more details or to apply please refer to our website www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk/befriending where you will find the guide to Befriending along with an application form. Over 30 years of experience enables ABC to offer personal, on-going, emotional support and practical guidance for recovery for people struggling with Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating, in addition to behaviours such as compulsive exercise, self-harming, laxative abuse and suicidal ideation. Our purpose is to safeguard the lives of people struggling with eating disorders, to prevent an eating disorder from developing and claiming someone's life, to care for the emotional and physical needs of people with eating disorders and their families, friends and colleagues, to encourage recovery by equipping people with practical tools and strategies for living life, to train and resource individuals and organisations working with people affected by eating disorders and to support and engage in research into eating disorders.

With this role you’ll be working as part of the Forth Valley team. The team supports people with their or their loved ones’ drug and/or alcohol issues. No two days are the same and we treat every person who comes into our service as an individual, so being flexible, curious and a good listener are key. We will support you in this volunteering role by ensuring that you receive regular supervision, and have someone on site who you can approach for day-to-day advice and guidance. In return for the time you give you will receive valuable training and gain experience and skills. You’ll be making a real difference too. Our values are to be compassionate, open and bold. If this sounds like you we’d love to hear from you so click apply.

We are looking for people to join our team of trained regional Befrienders supporting those who are currently struggling with an eating disorder. Our Befriending Service provides personal support by linking people who are struggling with those who are recovered and trained. Our Befrienders will provide a weekly telephone call for approximately 6 months in order to support and guide someone towards recovery. The Befriending Service aims to reduce feelings of isolation, offer hope and to encourage people as they work on their recovery. Practical help towards eating again is part of this service, led by ABC's registered dietitian and nutritional therapist. It is really helpful to be able to speak to someone who knows what the road to recovery can be like. Our Befriender's have a big 'heart' for others and a wish to help them through. For more details or to apply please refer to our website www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk/befriending where you will find the guide to Befriending along with an application form. Over 30 years of experience enables ABC to offer personal, on-going, emotional support and practical guidance for recovery for people struggling with Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating, in addition to behaviours such as compulsive exercise, self-harming, laxative abuse and suicidal ideation. Our purpose is to safeguard the lives of people struggling with eating disorders, to prevent an eating disorder from developing and claiming someone's life, to care for the emotional and physical needs of people with eating disorders and their families, friends and colleagues, to encourage recovery by equipping people with practical tools and strategies for living life, to train and resource individuals and organisations working with people affected by eating disorders and to support and engage in research into eating disorders.

As Scotland’s animal welfare charity, we’ve been on-hand to protect animals and prevent cruelty for 180 years. Our National Wildlife Centre in Fishcross is the only one of its kind in the country. We look after thousands of wildlife casualties every year, rehabilitating and releasing them back into the wild whenever possible. We need help in looking after the birds in our care at the National Wildlife Rescue Centre. The volunteers will undertake a variety of duties including feeding, monitoring and handling small birds, corvids and pigeons, as well as general cleaning of cages and the bird room. This will be a huge help to our team at the Wildlife Centre and a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the Scottish SPCA as a member of our valued volunteering family. We are specifically looking for volunteers to cover 9am-1pm shifts Monday- Friday. Specific Tasks:- Cleaning and preparation of bird accommodation (indoors and outdoor aviaries) Handling and monitoring of birds Food preparation/ feeding Hand feeding small birds and other casualties, as directed by staff team Assist with laundry and general cleaning tasks, such as dishes Assist with release of rehabilitated birds, as requested

As Scotland’s animal welfare charity, we’ve been on-hand to protect animals and prevent cruelty for 180 years. Our National Wildlife Centre in Fishcross is the only one of its kind in the country. We look after thousands of wildlife casualties every year, rehabilitating and releasing them back into the wild whenever possible. Looking after the animals in our busy centre generates alot of of cleaning and laundry and we need you help to keep on top of it! Can you spare a few hours a week to be part of the team? There are lots of tasks you can get involved in, including sorting and washing/drying laundry; assisting with general cleaning duties; keeping storage areas tidy. All of these little jobs are a HUGE help! What you will be doing:- Sorting and washing/ drying laundry Assisting with the tidiness and cleaning of our reception and other areas of the centre Keeping storage areas tidy Help to clean the corridors

As Scotland’s animal welfare charity, we’ve been on-hand to protect animals and prevent cruelty for 180 years. Our National Wildlife Centre in Fishcross is the only one of its kind in the country. We look after thousands of wildlife casualties every year, rehabilitating and releasing them back into the wild whenever possible. We need help in looking after the hedgehogs in our care at the National Wildlife Rescue Centre. The volunteers will undertake a variety of duties including feeding, monitoring and handling the hedgehogs as well as general cleaning of cages and the small mammals rooms. This will be a huge help to our team at the Wildlife Centre and a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the Scottish SPCA as a member of our valued volunteering family. We are specifically looking for volunteers to cover 9am-1pm shifts Wednesday - Friday. Specific Tasks:- Cleaning and preparation of hedgehog accommodation (indoors and outdoors) Handling and monitoring of hedgehogs Food preparation/ feeding Hand feeding hoglets as directed by staff team Assist with laundry and general cleaning tasks, such as dishes Assist with release of rehabilitated hedgehogs, as requested

As Scotland’s animal welfare charity, we’ve been on-hand to protect animals and prevent cruelty for 180 years. Our National Wildlife Centre in Fishcross is the only one of its kind in the country. We look after thousands of wildlife casualties every year, rehabilitating and releasing them back into the wild whenever possible. We need help to keep our grounds looking good year round! This would be ideal for someone who enjoys gardening and a spot of DIY! For the initial training period, we are looking for people that are available Monday, Tuesday or Thursday. Commitment of 4-5 hours per week What you will be doing:- Mowing/ strimming the grass Planting Weeding Painting e.g fences Occasional ad-hoc repair work e.g outbuildings Maintaining water filtration system (full training given)

With this role you’ll be working as part of the Forth Valley team. The team supports people with their or their loved ones’ drug and/or alcohol issues. No two days are the same and we treat every person who comes into our service as an individual, so being flexible, curious and a good listener are key. We will support you in this volunteering role by ensuring that you receive regular supervision, and have someone on site who you can approach for day-to-day advice and guidance. In return for the time you give you will receive valuable training and gain experience and skills. You’ll be making a real difference too. Our values are to be compassionate, open and bold. If this sounds like you we’d love to hear from you so click apply.

Braveheart offers a range of health related activities to help people live healthier lives. Braveheart groups give you the chance to take time out to look after your health, and have some fun along the way in a social group Braveheart depends on Volunteers to bring about real and lasting health improvements in our community. Originally set up in 2010 in the local area, to help people with Coronary Heart Disease increase their health and fitness, Braveheart has grown, and is keen to get more people involved as Walk Leader Volunteers. Our friendly and welcoming walks promote social inclusion within the community, encourage the use of green space, and raise awareness of the benefits of active travel within your local area.Our walks support individuals living with Dementia, long term conditions, individuals who are visually impaired or deaf, and anyone who wishes to become more physically or socially active within their community. We offer Weekly and Monthly walks throughout Forth Valley for individuals of all abilities (please see Walking Timetable page). Our Weekly walks last from 30 minutes to 1 hour long (slow and brisk pace), with our Monthly walks venturing further afield and of longer duration (45minutes -1.5hrs long) . All walks finish with a tea and a chat in the café afterwards. We ask that volunteers can commit to a minimum of 2 hours per week, but can do more if they would like. In order to carry out this role, you will be someone with knowledge of your local area, and walks. You will enjoy walking, and enjoy engaging with people. All volunteers will be supported by our Walking Development Officer, who will provide full training to volunteers. Volunteers will also be provided with clothing to carry out the role.