can you help out the recovery themed cafe by collecting food donations from supermarkets in Inverness and delivering them to the cafe on Church Street? You will need to have access to your own vehicle and have a full UK drivers licence. All expenses covered

The GALE centre has various volunteering opportunities in a variety of roles. Gardening/ growing: helping to maintain, grow and harvest growing beds at 2 locations in Gairloch. Café Assistant in the community café: helping with serving the public, taking out orders, cleaning/ clearing tables. Welcome and greet customers. Retail: advising and helping customers to find goods/ products, ensuring displays are kept tidied and stocked and handling cash and credit payments. Visitor information: Handle enquiries (in person at The GALE Centre, in writing, by telephone or e-mail) from members of the public in an efficient, pleasant and helpful manner. Promote local activities and attractions to encourage visitors to the area to stay longer and get the best out of their visit. Administration: general clerical and administrative tasks with various community projects including: Planning 4 Real, Hand sanitizer and Public toilets.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

looking for interested volunteers to help deliver cricket sessions. You must be able to work well with children and have an interest in cricket but not necessarily have a great knowledge or be 'sporty' as training will be provided..This opportunity takes place on Sunday Mornings

Could you be the face of your local British Heart Foundation shop in Inverness? You will be serving customers, using the till, talking to customers about our stock and awareness campaigns and encouraging every donor to become part of our Gift Aid scheme. Say hello to the team Funding for researchers begins at your local charity shop. Last year our British Heart Foundation charity shops across the UK raised an incredible £28 million – this wouldn’t have been possible without our fantastic volunteers. Our team is bright and bubbly, and we love meeting people from all walks of life. Typical tasks include: · Interacting with customers and serving them in a helpful and friendly way · Operating the till and taking payments · Promoting Gift Aid You get a lot from volunteering too: · A chance to work in a friendly team, to make new friends and meet a diverse group of people · The opportunity to make an invaluable contribution to British Heart Foundation goal of beating heartbreak forever · The time to develop your confidence and interpersonal skills · The ability to gain valuable work experience to add onto your CV and to learn new skills Here's a little bit more about us The BHF is here to Beat Heartbreak Forever. We are working towards a world free from the fear of heart and circulatory diseases. By 2030, we want to see advances across the spectrum of heart and circulatory diseases; we want to prevent these conditions from developing and we want those with existing conditions to have better, longer lives.

Outreach volunteers, must be mobile/fit enough to access rural areas, scrubland etc. Driving license preferred as locating and trapping feral cats usually involves going to rural or derelict areas.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Now that people are returning to work we still need volunteers to help shielded people with , parcels, prescriptions and meal delivery.

Require male and female voulenteers to support the Intandem project throughout Inverness and Highlands. This will entail meeting a young person once a week and giving them your time to do something new and support them. Expenses paid for all activities and mileage, training and support given . This is a great opportunity to make a difference to a young persons life and be apart of a team.

Thurso Community Café is a non profit making Café run exclusively by volunteers and relies on donations of food. Volunteers are required to collect food donations from local businesses [usually in the evening] and drop off at the cafe for the catering staff to prepare. Do you have a car and are willing to help out with deliveries and moving items for the cafe?

We need your help to reduce homelessness and landfill. Come and join our collections team who pick up donations of furniture and household goods and deliver them to the homeless and our charity shops across highland. The job involves: •Driving safely and efficiently, ensuring all relevant Health and Safety and driving regulations are consistently delivered •Assisting with the collection of donations (including lifting and handling) of a wide range of furniture and household goods, ensuring careful handling and packing •Delivering excellent customer service to members of the public and the New Start team •Assisting with the general maintenance of the vehicles

Minute taker required to record board meetings.

The GALE centre has various volunteering opportunities in a variety of roles. Gardening/ growing: helping to maintain, grow and harvest growing beds at 2 locations in Gairloch. Café Assistant in the community café: helping with serving the public, taking out orders, cleaning/ clearing tables. Welcome and greet customers. Retail: advising and helping customers to find goods/ products, ensuring displays are kept tidied and stocked and handling cash and credit payments. Visitor information: Handle enquiries (in person at The GALE Centre, in writing, by telephone or e-mail) from members of the public in an efficient, pleasant and helpful manner. Promote local activities and attractions to encourage visitors to the area to stay longer and get the best out of their visit. Administration: general clerical and administrative tasks with various community projects including: Planning 4 Real, Hand sanitizer and Public toilets.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

This is a great opportunity to join the team of volunteers at the recovery themed cafe in central Inverness. This role is based in the kitchen, behind the scenes, helping to prepare food and do dishes etc. This could be a great chance to use of obtain kitchen skills.

Assist GWT to promote and market training opportunities and events throughout local area. Extend the membership currently held within local area Assist the GWT in ensuring all local projects complete an online profile template Raising profile regarding the benefits of intergenerational practice Disseminate information about GWT widely in the local network area, with marketing provided by GWT Liaise with GWT in terms of local activity Identify levels of support from a variety of organisations which may include - free meeting rooms, council resources and admin resources

Lochaber Geopark is a registered Scottish charity, promoting the geology and landscape of Lochaber. We also highlight the wildlife, culture and history of our area. We have a Visitor Centre at 55a, High Street, Fort William. We seek volunteers to help run the Visitor Centre (VC). Tasks: Welcome visitors to the VC. Explain the work of the Geopark (training, etc, provided). Demonstrate the various exhibits in the VC. Sell the merchandise in the VC. Take bookings for our Geotours (again, training provided). General ‘shop-keeping’ duties. Volunteer Perks: 10% shop discount, free ‘Friends of Lochaber Geopark’ membership, special rates on Geotours and Geopark events. Good for developing inter-personal skills and self-confidence, retail skills.

• Sunday Volunteer Supervisor This will involve working with the shop manager to help run the shop. It involves using the till, cashing up, opening the shop, sorting donations and pricing of donated stock.

working with the shop manager to help run the shop. It involves using the till, cashing up, opening the shop, sorting donations and pricing of donated stock

We are looking for someone to join our team of volunteers in our popular Furniture Outlets to help greet customers, work the till, create displays or handle stock, and generally keep the shop tidy.

Board members needed Relationships Scotland-Counselling Highland’s Board of Trustees is responsible for setting the strategic direction, ensuring that the charity complies with all its legal and regulatory requirements and that the charity’s governance is of the highest possible standard. We are looking for volunteers of vision and integrity who have experience, knowledge and skills in their chosen field and who are willing to share their knowledge and experience with us. We would like to increase our board membership to reflect representation from a wide range of backgrounds and sectors including legal, finance, training and development, counselling, business and marketing. More information can be found on our website www.counsellinghighland.org/become-a-board-member/.

Assist the safe delivery of prepared meals to our elderly & vulnerable Chinese Association members and local residents. The main idea is to provide humam contacts for them and any other help if requested such as picking up repeat medicine, getting grocery etc.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

The GALE centre has various volunteering opportunities in a variety of roles. Gardening/ growing: helping to maintain, grow and harvest growing beds at 2 locations in Gairloch. Café Assistant in the community café: helping with serving the public, taking out orders, cleaning/ clearing tables. Welcome and greet customers. Retail: advising and helping customers to find goods/ products, ensuring displays are kept tidied and stocked and handling cash and credit payments. Visitor information: Handle enquiries (in person at The GALE Centre, in writing, by telephone or e-mail) from members of the public in an efficient, pleasant and helpful manner. Promote local activities and attractions to encourage visitors to the area to stay longer and get the best out of their visit. Administration: general clerical and administrative tasks with various community projects including: Planning 4 Real, Hand sanitizer and Public toilets.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

This is an opportunity to join the team at the recovery themed cafe in central Inverness. This is a front of house role, serving customers, cash handling and clearing tables. This could be a great opportunity to build customer service skills. All training and expenses provided

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

The GALE centre has various volunteering opportunities in a variety of roles. Gardening/ growing: helping to maintain, grow and harvest growing beds at 2 locations in Gairloch. Café Assistant in the community café: helping with serving the public, taking out orders, cleaning/ clearing tables. Welcome and greet customers. Retail: advising and helping customers to find goods/ products, ensuring displays are kept tidied and stocked and handling cash and credit payments. Visitor information: Handle enquiries (in person at The GALE Centre, in writing, by telephone or e-mail) from members of the public in an efficient, pleasant and helpful manner. Promote local activities and attractions to encourage visitors to the area to stay longer and get the best out of their visit. Administration: general clerical and administrative tasks with various community projects including: Planning 4 Real, Hand sanitizer and Public toilets.

Dingwall Community Fridge has just opened next to Dingwall Community Centre, in response to the COVID-19 emergency. We are looking for volunteers to help with the running of this community facility. The area needs to be cleaned twice a day, with the fridge cleaned and checked for out of date food. The volunteer would also need to ensure that hand sanitiser is available for customers. If you would like to be a part of this much valued community facility and can even offer just few hours to help occasionally, then please get in touch.

Volunteers will be required to collect and unpack food from the local supermarket. They will offer a warm welcome and ask customers for details for Track & Trace. Face coverings will need to be worn. This opportunity is perfect for a person who is compassionate, firm and non judgemental. The Salvation Army is a Christian Church and charity. Volunteers would be required to be in sympathy with the Christian faith & willing to work in an environment free from alcohol, gambling and smoking.

Sunday Volunteer We are looking for someone who is responsible, friendly and can take the initiative to join our Sunday team. The role involves the following: customer service, accepting donations, sorting and pricing donations.

• Sunday Volunteer Someone who is responsible, friendly and can take the initiative to join our Sunday team. The role involves customer service, accepting donations, sorting and pricing donations

You will be helping people prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies. Every individual affected by an emergency will need different support from us to help them recover, below are some examples of what you might support with: Helping communities prepare for extreme weather events such as flooding or snow storms Providing practical support such as distributing clothing or food after flooding Providing emotional support to people who have been evacuated due to a fire Location: Caithness Commitment: 2x 12 hours shifts/month and need to attend 1 group night every three months.

We are looking for someone to join our team of volunteers in our popular Dingwall Store to help greet customers, work the till, create displays or handle stock, and generally keep the shop tidy on a Saturday.

The Kinlochleven Resilience Group was setup to help those that were self isolating and shielding due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We are now in great need of volunteers to help with the following tasks for those that are self isolating: • Shopping & delivering shopping • Prescription collection & delivery • Leaflet drops • Dog walking • Distributing food • Other general tasks

The 2nd Thurso Scout group are looking for a volunteer Treasurer to help with the running of the group. This role involves a level of responsibility for financial transactions. The Scouts provide support to young people, helping with their health and wellbeing, emotional, practical and social skills and is a valued part of the community. Without the help of willing volunteers the organisation would not be able to opperate. Can you come forward to become part of the governance team for this well loved group in Thurso?

Director role for a person with an interest in improving mental health services across Highland

Our sales floor volunteers are the first point of contact for customers when they enter our shop. You will be greeting customers, helping them find the items they’re looking for and answering their questions. You will provide invaluable help through the running of the store, keeping it stocked and attractively displayed. Being part of a huge retail team to raise funds is very motivating, you provide the best service possible by representing the to the local community and raise as much money as possible for the organisation. You even get a 25% discount on donated goods. Say hello to the team Funding for researchers begins at your local charity shop. Last year our British Heart Foundation UK charity shops across the UK raised an incredible £28 million – this wouldn’t have been possible without our fantastic volunteers. Our team is bright and bubbly, and we love meeting people from all walks of life. Typical tasks include: · Serving customers & providing good all-round customer service · Promoting our campaigns to customers · Promoting instore sales · Working on window and shop displays · Keeping the shop tidy, clean and well organised · Interacting with the general public You get a lot from volunteering too: · A chance to work in a friendly team, to make new friends and meet a diverse group of people · The opportunity to make an invaluable contribution to British Heart Foundation goal of beating heartbreak forever · The time to develop your confidence and interpersonal skills · The ability to gain valuable work experience to add onto your CV and to learn new skills · The chance to gain valuable retail experience Here's a little bit more about us The BHF is here to Beat Heartbreak Forever. We are working towards a world free from the fear of heart and circulatory diseases. By 2030, we want to see advances across the spectrum of heart and circulatory diseases; we want to prevent these conditions from developing and we want those with existing conditions to have better, longer lives.

Friendly volunteers to help front-of- house, waiting on tables and chatting to customers. You could help with drinks, tea/coffee making and generally keeping the tables tidy and clean after customers. This Cafe is open Wed and Fridays 10-2pm

Thurso Community Café is a non-profit making community Café reliant on donations of food and money to operate. The Café relies solely on volunteers to provide all services. They a re looking for General Kitchen assistants to help with food handling, washing dishes, preparation etc. Can you spare a few hours to assist in this valuable community Café ?

Would you like to assist in an inspiring gardening project with adults with learning difficulties? Opportunities available between 9am-4pm Monday to Friday. Volunteers need: Patience and understanding. Stamina and enough fitness for gardening. A friendly and positive attitude. The GROW Project Ethos: Healthy plants from healthy soil. Reduce, reuse, recycle. Vegetable & wildlife gardening

Volunteers to help run a new Basketball club for primary and secondary school pupils [in evening]. Volunteers do not need to have specific knowledge of Basketball as Training will be offered, but a willingness to supervise and engage with the sport and encourage young people to keep active.

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic we are looking for Volunteers to provide support to vulnerable people across Lochaber by collecting and delivering prescriptions, groceries and other essential items.

Assist with the meet and greet of visitors to the museum and help within the gift shop.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.

Our matching service is centered on both the individual and volunteer interests. This is a telephone befriending service due to COVID-19. Previous experience is not required as full training and continual support is provided.