CLASP Digital supports people to make the most of our exciting new digital world: particularly older people who want to connect with family around the world, learn about online shopping, understand social media, or those who’ve yet to take the cyber-plunge, plus many others besides. We do this by helping people understand how to use digital technology - from smartphones and tablets, to laptops and desktop computers. We talk them through getting online and help them achieve their aims by showing them how to navigate the internet safely, always paying attention to the learner's goals. To help CLASP Digital do this we wish to recruit volunteer Digital Buddies who are able to share their knowledge and experience with others on a non-formal, learner-centred, one-to-one basis. By teaching the Essential Digital Skills you will help people build their confidence to use tablets, phones and computers for their own benefit. Sessions usually last no more than an hour. Topics will cover email and other personal communications apps, social media, online shopping & comparison sites, web-searching, problem-solving, helping people keep in touch with friends and family and helping them connect better with service providers. Although you must be competent in the use of smartphones, tablets or computers - it is more important that you have lots of patience and good people skills. CLASP Digital-certificated induction training will be provided. This is a unique opportunity to make a big difference to people’s lives. The satisfaction you will feel when you see your learner making obvious progress will show just how worthwhile your efforts were! What our learners say: Mrs M (Kilwinning): "I've had my phone 18 months and I've never known how to answer it! You've changed my life!" Mr G (Irvine): "I've learned not to be afraid to try things in the apps - now I know how to use my phone as a sat-nav - I'm delighted."

CLASP Digital supports people to make the most of our exciting new digital world: anyone from older people who want to connect with family around the world, to job-seekers wanting to know how to upload a CV, to folk who’ve yet to take the cyber-plunge, and many others besides. We do this by helping people understand how to use digital technology - from smartphones and tablets, to laptops and desktop computers – and to help them get online and achieve their aims by showing them how to navigate the internet safely with the purpose of enhancing their lives. To do this we wish to recruit volunteer Digital Buddies who are able to share their knowledge and experience with others on a non-formal, learner-centred, one-to-one basis. By teaching the Basic Digital Skills you will help people build their confidence to use tablets, phones and computers for their own benefit. Sessions will normally last no more than an hour. Topics will cover email, social media, online shopping, web-searching, problem-solving, helping people keep in touch with friends and family and helping them connect better with service providers. Although you must be competent in the use of smartphones, tablets or computers - it is more important that you have lots of patience and good people skills. CLASP Digital-certificated induction training will be provided. This is an opportunity through which you can make a big difference to people’s lives. The satisfaction you will feel when you see your learner making obvious progress will show just how worthwhile your efforts were!

Provide emotional support to anyone who has been affected by crime and asb through use of counselling skills, needs assessments and Individual support plans to help people normalise their situation. To provide information on the criminal justice system to those who have become involved with the police through no fault of their own and have no idea of what happens next. To assist people to claim for Criminal Injuries Compensation for serious injury, completion of Victim Impact Statements and sign posting to other agencies.

AILN provides information, advice and support to people living in North, South and East Ayrshire who have been assessed by their Local Authority and eligible for Self-directed Support. We provide services to people who opt for Option 1 of the 4 Options available and who would like to take greater control in organising and managing their own support. AILN also provides a budget management and payroll service to assist people to manage the payment of Personal Assistants they may choose to recruit and/or the agencies they may choose to provide their support. AILN has a staff team who provide the services day to day and they are managed by our Board of Directors who are all volunteers. We are currently seeking to recruit a small number of new Directors to join our existing Board. We are interested in hearing from people with the skills and experience we need to help us take our organisation through to the next stage in its exciting development. To join our Board you must live within Ayrshire and either: • Have experience of using social care services and or through self-directed support and organising and managing your own support. You could be using these services yourself or could be a parent or carer. • Experience gained through working in, or managing health or social care services.

We are looking for Telephone Befrienders to help out at the HOPE Project Office in Stevenston. This role requires the following: • Someone who likes a good chat and is able to encourage and stimulate an older person to express themselves and feel comfortable engaging in conversation • Inspiring enough confidence further down the line to allow for attendance at a social activity If you like the idea of working alongside older individuals and would enjoy this telephone service then this is the right opportunity for you.

Volunteers are required to push wheelchairs for members of the forum during outings.

Volunteer required to take minutes at monthly meeting. Minutes to be written up and passed to chairperson for approval.

Helping to maintain raised flower beds, helping with the vegetable garden, grass cutting and also weeding.

The Board of Trustees makes decisions about how The Scottish Centre for Personal Safety is run, and how its resources are used. It is the ultimate decision making body for the operation of the charity as it has the general control and management of the administration of the charity. Trustees are therefore responsible for ensuring the strategic direction, structures, systems and operation of the charity in accordance with The Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) Act 2005, other relevant legislation and the Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisations (SCIO) and the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) governing Byelaws, General Regulations and related documentation. Collectively the Board of Trustees guides all aspects of The Scottish Centre for Personal Safety’s work and decision making processes and ensures that the charity remains solvent and sustainable. The Board of Trustees holds the Executive Manager and The Scottish Centre for Personal Safety’s management team to account.

12 Sheltered Housing Complexes throughout North Ayrshire have been identified by CLAD. Community Support Workers will set up this service. Volunteers will initially work alongside the support workers and take over provision of the service in March 2010. We would match volunteers with the nearest participating sheltered housing complex. Mileage will be paid to drivers and public transport costs to non drivers. Volunteers will hear from CLASP when the Hope project co-ordinator post is filled, they are hoping to contact the volunteers within a month - BC 10/03/10

The areas that we cover in the shop are: tagging, steaming, rotation, till training, books, videos, CD's, window dressing, pricing, sorting, deliveries of donations. All these area will be shown and all training will be given.

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.

Evolution is a company limited by gaurantee and provides facilities for young people to lead a healthy lifestyle through involvement in low cost extreme sports including skateboarding, inline skating, BMX biking and scootering as well as general youth activities. We manage one of the largest supervised outdoor skate park in Scotland & ambitions to build an indoor park in the future although this will very much be dependenty on our ability to attract external funding.

Duties would include welcoming members of the public into the building for the purpose of attending classes/ training sessions, showing people around building while training is taken place, collecting payment for classes/training sessions. Cashing up at end of day. Creating filing systems, designing forms etc to use and ensuring certificates etc are within date.

Role involves delivering classes on self defence this can either be on a theoretical or practical basis. The classes can sometimes be victims who are looking to protect themselves or ethnic minority groups where sensitivity and an understanding is needed. Also looking for someone to deliver fitness based classes both these classes would suit someone from a martial arts/aerobics/ fitness background or interest.

Looking for someone to help out within the centre on a Caretaker basis, duties will include – cleaning the centre, preparing the hall for classes/training sessions. General handyman/DIY tasks such as simple repair and maintenance tasks, replacing lightbulbs, moving furniture, weeding, and other odd jobs as required.

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.

Crosshouse Children’s Fund is held by Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity which raises funds to ensure that patients and their families receive the best possible care and experience in hospital – including enhanced medical equipment, innovative play programmes, family support services and ground breaking paediatric research. Since 2001, Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity has invested more than £30million in enhancements to Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children, Specialist Children’s Services for children with mental health conditions and long term illnesses, and the neonatal units at the Princess Royal Maternity and Royal Alexandra hospitals Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity has established Crosshouse Children’s Fund to support children from Ayrshire and Arran in hospital. As one of our volunteers, you can help us raise vital funds to ensure that all of the babies, children and young people in hospital at Crosshouse receive the extra special care they deserve. No matter how much time you have to spare, we welcome volunteers from all walks of life and need volunteer support at fundraising events and activities across Ayrshire and Arran. From bucket collections to bagpacks, cheer squads to collection can collectors - there are lots of fun and easy ways to give your time to support Crosshouse Children's Fund!

We are looking for general volunteers to help out at the HOPE Project Office based in Stevenston to: • Assist at various Activities and Events within the centre • Assist with Activities, Health and Fitness Classes and Interest Classes • Help older people who have mobility issues to attend social outings If you like working alongside older individuals and would enjoy supporting them to attend various Events or Classes then this is the right opportunity for you.

To work within a dedicated fundraising team to raise money for RNID Scotland. This can involve organising new events, collecting sponsorship or general help.A large part of the role is to increase awareness of RNID services as well as monetary support.

This role involves talks educating a wide range of people on deafness, hearing loss and tinnitus.Tasks include becoming familiar with the range of RNID information and local services, answering questions from the audiences and distributing relevant information leaflets.