Our requirement is for someone to maintain our records such as the membership roll, the required records of the Trustees.

Quarriers North Ayrshire Dementia Befriending Service aims to promote a service, in and out of the home, for people living with dementia living in the North Ayrshire area which promotes empowerment, confidence and wellbeing. This work is supported with funding from the Life Changes Trust. The Trust is funded by the Big Lottery Fund. VOLUNTEER ROLE: Volunteer Administrator PURPOSE OF THE ROLE: We are looking for a motivated individual to join our friendly team and provide support with, database input, updating volunteer recruitment sites, spreadsheets, and general admin duties. MAIN TASKS: The main tasks include: • Input/update data on spreadsheets/database • Filing • Keep external recruitment sites up to date • Dealing with enquiries from the general public and Quarriers projects and departments • Dealing with incoming/outgoing mail • Assist at open days and events Previous administration experience is desirable in particular experience of using spreadsheets and data bases as the volunteer will be expected to work using own initiative. Initially the volunteer will work alongside the Coordinator until confident in undertaking various office tasks on their own.

Task is to promote a safe environment, song time at the end. Reading books, Arts an crafts and play with kids

As a volunteer you get to meet new people while supporting older people to have a better quality of life. You can really make a difference to people through helping them to come together and have lunch. Activities can involve helping set up for lunch, serve food, tidy up after service and help participate in activities while having a good chat. VOLUNTEERS ARE URGENTLY REQUIRED FOR THE GIRDLE TOLL, IRVINE, DREGHORN, WEST KILBRIDE, ARDROSSAN & BEITH AREAS. This opportunity is based in: Headrigg Gardens Sheltered Housing Unit - Mondays 12.30pm - 2.30pm

To support service users with learning disabilities in supported employment. To liase with manager and staff. Learning Disability Awareness Training will be given.

Working in the shop you'll find it warm and friendly. You'll enjoy a busy day doing a variety of shop related tasks. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming. Fits in around the north and south Arran buses.

Various volunteer open days. for more information see their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/arrancommunityland/

Both these positions do not require a person to become a Coastwatch Volunteer. We are looking for persons with some experience to assist with our accounts and secretarial duties. At most it would be 2 hours a week and based in our office within the Beach Pavilion at Irvine Beach Park. You will have access to desk, a PC and filing system. The Treasurer would assist the Manager and Head of Unit to establish and maintain the Units accounts on a monthly basis, ensuring invoices are paid on time and all receipts are kept in order and the accounting trail through income /expenditure. To ensure accounts are ready for examining. Also to sit in on Committee meetings to update the committee on a monthly basis. These are exciting positions for persons who are training to become Administration Assistants, Business Administration, Book Keeping and Accountants and persons who may have retired/semi-retired from such positions.

Both these positions do not require a person to become a Coastwatch Volunteer. We are looking for persons with some experience to assist with our accounts and secretarial duties. At most it would be 2 hours a week and based in our office within the Beach Pavilion at Irvine Beach Park. You will have access to desk, a PC and filing system. The Secretary would assist the Manager and Head of Unit to maintain Volunteer records by updating accordingly and ensure , insurances, services to equipment and inventory are up to date. Also sit in on Committee meetings and record and issue agendas and minutes. Also to sit in on Committee meetings to update the committee on a monthly basis. These are exciting positions for persons who are training to become Administration Assistants, Business Administration, Book Keeping and Accountants and persons who may have retired/semi-retired from such positions.

WKCIL has recently become a holding company which is responsible for the management of resources held in trust for the village. Resources include 3 studios; the Barony Centre; 2 fields and a quarry. A number of other properties are available to WKCIL for a peppercorn rent. The built properties are currently managed by Craft Town Scotland see www.crafttownscotland.co.uk The fields and quarry are the responsibility of West Kilbride Environmental Group. Directors will ensure that the resources are managed for the benefit of the village and are used in line with the aims of the charity.

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!

We are always looking for volunteers to help out in our busy shop. Shifts are 2.5 hours long and we are open 11 to 4pm Monday to Saturday. The work is variable and interesting, not to mention sociable!

If you are interested in passing on your I.T skills to others, Arran Library is looking for your help to show others how to use a keyboard and mouse, access the Internet, send e-mails and to share basic computer skills. Training and tuition guides will be provided!

Individuals would have the opportunity to work with our ponies, donkeys & rabbits in outdoors and take part in other outdoor activities. Although there is a structure to outside activities we always look for individuals initiative and own ideas. Volunteer would have to be able to accompany indivuals to go on outings across the three services. This could range from one to one outings to social acitivities to day services outings.

Our Drivers provide transport to and from cancer patient’s homes to hospitals in Glasgow and locally for cancer treatment. The service is especially useful for those who feel unwell after treatment, those living in rural areas the elderly and parents taking children for treatment.

We are looking for volunteers to help out within the charity shop some areas we cover are tagging, steaming, window dressing, pricing & sorting of stock

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

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

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

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.

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.

Opportunity to work for the beneift of older people in a variety of ways - driving to lunch club, serving in shop, organising clubs and functions, cooking, serving, washing-up, shopping, fundrasing.

Presence in the Hub whatever agreed hours are between Mon, Tues, Thur & Fri 2-5pm Meet & Greet customers, assist clients with job search, assist with application forms, assist with uploading documents to job sites, assist with cv completion, filing, update jobs board and partner information boards, check missed calls & voicemails, report any issues or concerns to coordinator update visitor log and photocopying duties

We provide a range of services, delivered by volunteers, to older people in Scotland. If you’ve got some time to spare, have a good sense of humour and would like to be part of a fantastic team of volunteers, then we’d love to hear from you! Providing a vital shopping service for local older people, we are looking for people to assist in collecting shopping lists, making up the orders, and delivering to our customers in North Ayrshire. Food Train operates from Monday to Thursday every week of the year. There are currently 3 different types of volunteering roles available: Shoppers - must be able to read shopping lists and product information on goods ie low fat, salted, unsalted, sugar free – to identify correct products which might be important for the health and diet requirements of an older person. They should also be able to distinguish between sizes ( ie 1pint, 1 litre, 250g, 500g,1 kg etc.) Some of our older customers have very small kitchens and restricted storage space, so choosing the correct size is important to them. Drivers - will be expected to take responsibility for the daily checking and minor maintenance of the vehicle. They will need to complete a log sheet with mileages, check for damage, check air in tyres, fill with fuel and top up oil and water levels when required. They will also be in charge of loading the vehicle and should aim to follow a fuel efficient route at all times. The driver will also be expected to help carry shopping boxes into the customer’s house with the helper. The driver and helper should work as a team and stay together at all times in the customer’s house. Delivery helpers - assist the driver in loading the van and carrying the shopping into the customer’s house, but has a lead role with the customer interface. Helpers are responsible for collecting the cost of the shopping and the Food Train delivery charge from the customers. The driver and helper should stay together at all times in the customer’s house and drivers are expected to witness all cash handling carried out by the helper. Helpers should be good at handling money and the basic arithmetic of addition (shopping plus delivery charge) and calculating change due. Helpers should have a tolerant nature and have empathy and understanding of the challenges facing older people living alone.

Woodland View is the new £46 million state-of-the-art mental health and community facility at Ayrshire Central Hospital in Irvine. It is due to open in spring 2016 and we are in the process of recruiting volunteers to provide a friendly, helpful service for all visitors, staff and service users in the brand new retail shop. We are appealing for volunteers to work alongside staff in the shop. You will be fully supported and will receive training for your new roles. Volunteers must be willing to undertake any training associated with the role. This role is subject to References and Proof of Identity checks. Tasks will include: 1) To greet customers pleasantly. 2) Assist them in completing their purchase. 3) Operate till to take payment 4) Replenish shelves/ cabinets with merchandise as required. 5) Rotate stock, always ensuring oldest date at front. 6) Alert supervisor/manager to stock close to sell by date. 7)To assist in storing newly delivered stock. Volunteer Requirements: 1) To be smart and presentable, always wearing identification badge provided. 2) To be enthusiastic about the aims and work of Woodland View and Ayrshire Central as a whole. 3) To be confident in undertaking required tasks and dealing with all customers. 4) To be reliable and able to volunteer on a regular basis. 5) To maintain patient and colleague confidentiality at all times. Just a few hours of your time a week can make a huge difference to the lives of our patients, visitors and staff and make a positive contribution to your local community.

As a volunteer you get to meet new people while supporting older people to have a better quality of life. You can really make a difference to people through helping them to come together and have lunch. Activities can involve helping set up for lunch, serve food, tidy up after service and help participate in activities while having a good chat. VOLUNTEERS ARE URGENTLY REQUIRED FOR THE GIRDLE TOLL, IRVINE, DREGHORN, WEST KILBRIDE, ARDROSSAN & BEITH AREAS. This opportunity is based in: Whitlees Community Centre, Ardrossan - Fridays 12.30pm - 2.30pm

Volunteer will be required to help with week to week running and planning of the programmes. This will involve trip planning, risk assessments, ensuring all relevant paperwork has been completed by guardians if individual is under 18. Helping and supporting girls to gain what ever badge they are interested in and just being there if needed by either other leaders or the girls themselves.

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.

At the Drop In Jobclub individuals come to us for support in enabling them to find employment by either helping with IT issues, creating CVs applying for jobs/training and all thing related to Universal Jobmatch as set out by advisors. We also have other organisations ie North Ayrshire Citizens Advice Centre come into give advice on benefits, heating costs and any other issues. The Drop In Job Club is on Mondays 1pm -3pm and Wednesday 10.30am - 12.30pm

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

We have a number of opportunities on offer for Event Volunteers at Race for Life, from administration, to Race Marshalls, to handing out goody bags. We ask only for a one day commitment to assist in out delivery of Race for Life in your local community. Race for Life raises vital funds for the work of Cancer Research UK, the world's leading independent organisation dedicated to cancer research. This opportunity is happy to involve groups for team-building and/or corporate social responsibility goals.

A friendly shop always looking for new members to enhance the team by helping out with working on the till, customer service, window displays, internal displays, processor, helping to get stock ready for sale, hanging, tagging, steaming & pricing or a combination of both. Especially on Thursday Mornings and Friday afternoons & all day Saturday. THE VOLUNTEER HAS TO VISIT THE SHOP TO GET AN APPLICATION FORM - PLEASE CONTACT THE ORGANISATION IN PERSON

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.

We are looking for a pool of keen cinema goers who will take, on rota, the cinematic equipment on the road daytime, evenings or weekends. They will set-up and operate the simple equipment, run the tuck shop (candy floss, popcorn, hot dogs and sweets) which will generate the funds to offer free entry to all. Drivers will be needed as we hope to get a van to carry the equipment around North Ayrshire.

Volunteering time with the ACHS can be used as hours for DofE award, YAA Awards and John Muir. Also good for anyone interested in research, journalism, social media, local history and/or archaeology.

We welcome volunteers to help in the smooth running of the shop in order to maximise sales to help fund vital cancer research in order to meet our goal of bringing forward the day when all cancers are cured. There are both Customer Service Assistant Roles and Stock Processing roles available. As a customer service assistant you are the face of CRUK, welcoming our customers to the store, keeping the shop floor tidy and serving on the till. Stock processing assistants help sort our donated items, hanging, steaming, pricing and merchandising.

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.

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.

Assisting coaches with the delivery of athletics sessions. This includes delivering sessions in running, jumping and throwing.

As a volunteer you get to meet new people while supporting older people to have a better quality of life. You can really make a difference to people through helping them to come together and have lunch. Activities can involve helping set up for lunch, serve food, tidy up after service and help participate in activities while having a good chat. VOLUNTEERS ARE URGENTLY REQUIRED FOR THE GIRDLE TOLL, IRVINE, DREGHORN, WE ST KILBRIDE, ARDROSSAN & BEITH AREAS. This opportunitY is based in: Bryce Knox Court Sheltered Housing Unit, Girdle Toll - Wednesdays 12.30pm - 2.30pm

The excavation will run for a few more weeks but we do excavation every summer and all volunteers are welcome. The tower is open from May to September Friday/Saturday/Sunday.

This position has been created to tap into the grants, trusts and corporate funding available to the organisation and will be an excellent position for someone to take their own direction and make the role their own. I would like to speak to anyone who feels their experience and skill set reflects that of the following: - Experience of trust, foundation and/or statutory fundraising - Experience of Corporate Fundraising and who is interested in moving into a management role - Excellent writing skills - Ability to collate and write strong reports for funders For this position, the post holder will be responsible for researching and submitting high quality proposals to a wide range of funders and for producing high quality reports for donors demonstrating impact.

Tasks • Welcoming visitors to the Museum • Taking admissions and bookings • Answering telephone calls and e-mails • Providing information to the public and enhancing customer experience • Helping out with the running of the gift shop including serving customers, operating till, cash handling, stock rotation and keeping area clean and tidy. (Training is provided) • To report any safety concerns or incidents to staff members.

This is a great opportunity to really make a difference within your community and to raise vital lifesaving funds. We are looking for a chairman to support and motivate the committee whilst introducing new fundraising projects and ideas.

Volunteers participate in all aspects of shop work. Activities include stock control, sorting, tagging and replenishing items for sale. Volunteers will also help with merchandising, customer service, cash handling and window dressing.

Role: Assisting our Visitor Service Assistants with the promoting and advertising of up and coming performances and events at the Hac: Distributing leaflets/brochures to local businesses and establishments. Updating poster boards and collating email addresses. Mail out assistance. Time commitment involved: Flexible. Mainly during office hours, as and when required. Skills needed: friendly approachable manner, good communications skills, interest in the arts. Willing to travel locally to distribute leaflets.

The foodbank project has negotiated to collect at 6 of the 9 supermarkets in North Ayrshire. Volunteers can decide which collection event they would like to participate but will always be in teh towns of Largs, Kilbirine, Ardrossan, Saltcoats Stevenson, Irivine where supermarkets are located.

This is not a pre-service organisation. We are a registered charity, self founding. Our main aim is to take young people into responsible adulthood. Volunteers will gain new opportunities and learn new skills.

To assist with the marketing of the sports club and all its activities. To create relationships with other community groups, form relationships with local press, produce posters and electronic documents to advertise events and activities. You will be working with the General Manager to implement successful marketing campaigns and increase customers bookings at the club.

To provide a best practice IT support for the club. Recommending changes as required to help the business operate efficiently.

Our users' lives are improved by simply accessing one hour of riding each week. We need more volunteers who may be interested in helping with the horses, or raising public awareness, or simply helping keep the horses' living quarters tidy. Just one session a week would not only help a rider's life, you might find it has a magical effect on yours too!

Volunteers have the opportunity to assist with the conservation and development of Eglinton Country Park ad through involvrment, improve on their skills and experience, make new trends and help maintain the park as a public asset.

Woodland View is the new £46 million state-of-the-art mental health and community facility at Ayrshire Central Hospital in Irvine. It is due to open in spring 2016 and we are in the process of recruiting volunteers to provide a friendly, helpful service for all visitors, staff and service users in the brand new retail shop. We are appealing for volunteers to work alongside staff in the shop. You will be fully supported and will receive training for your new roles. Volunteers must be willing to undertake any training associated with the role. This role is subject to References and Proof of Identity checks. Tasks will include: 1) To greet customers pleasantly. 2) Assist them in completing their purchase. 3) Operate till to take payment 4) Replenish shelves/ cabinets with merchandise as required. 5) Rotate stock, always ensuring oldest date at front. 6) Alert supervisor/manager to stock close to sell by date. 7)To assist in storing newly delivered stock. Volunteer Requirements: 1) To be smart and presentable, always wearing identification badge provided. 2) To be enthusiastic about the aims and work of Woodland View and Ayrshire Central as a whole. 3) To be confident in undertaking required tasks and dealing with all customers. 4) To be reliable and able to volunteer on a regular basis. 5) To maintain patient and colleague confidentiality at all times. Just a few hours of your time a week can make a huge difference to the lives of our patients, visitors and staff and make a positive contribution to your local community.

Our shops provide a valuable source of income which allows us to provide emotional and practical help to people affected by cancer in Ayrshire. The shop volunteer role includes, serving and advising customers, preparing and pricing stock by sorting, pricing , tagging, steaming and displaying items

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.

The admin opportunity involves being responsible for admin tasks within Y.O.U including filing, typing up documents etc with the possible opportunity to assist with completing funding applications when required. Other duties include updating customer records if/ when required answering the telephone and emails with a possibility of taking minutes at meetings if the situation arises. this admin role may vary slightly as the organisation develops.

"COAST need you! The Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST) have opened the doors to the first community-led Marine Protected Area (MPA) visitor centre – the Octopus Centre. However, they are in need of willing volunteers to greet visitors at reception, look after the shop and show visitors aspects of the displays. COAST volunteer Alan Bellamy says ““I love volunteering at the Octopus Centre; it’s great to meet lots of visitors and to help them find out about the MPA and all the wonderful marine wildlife around the island”. This is a great opportunity to get involved with an exciting new project on the island, with the added reward of contributing to healthy and productive seas. Meet new people and help inspire the future generations of marine conservationists. “I enjoy seeing the wide eyes of children when they spot something in the marine tank. It’s great to encourage their enthusiasm,” says COAST volunteer, Ann Hume. If you are interested in volunteering at the Octopus Centre, please get in touch at info@arrancoast.com , call 01770 600656 or pop by the centre, next to Lamlash tennis courts. No prior knowledge is required as all necessary training is given by existing volunteers or staff."

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.

Centrestage Communities is a local voluntary organisation working for positive change across Ardeer to reduce social isolation; develop supportive networks and increase participation in community life. We are looking for a dedicated team of drop-in volunteers who would support a community group where people can come and meet new people, enjoy some company, talk to others and keep up-to-date with important local and relevant information. Activities could range between, domino’s or scrabble or reading a book. Offering the time to listen and serving refreshments like fresh fruit, scones and tea / coffee. We aim to provide positive social experiences that enable community members to come together and build new networks which reduce social isolation and feelings of loneliness. After completion of training we ask you to aim to commit to the project for size months. Frequency of volunteering at the group is weekly, but flexible to meet the needs of our volunteers.

A friendly shop always looking for new members to enhance the team by helping out with working on the till, customer service, window displays, internal displays, processor, helping to get stock ready for sale, hanging, tagging, steaming & pricing or a combination of both. Especially on Thursday Mornings and Friday afternoons & all day Saturday. THE VOLUNTEER HAS TO VISIT THE SHOP TO GET AN APPLICATION FORM - PLEASE CONTACT THE ORGANISATION IN PERSON

The Artemis Highland 100 Cycle Challenge will take place on Saturday 12th September 2009. We have put together a short questionnaire for all volunteers so that we can make note to each individuals availability for the event. Volunteers simply need to state what times they are free to help out, on receipt of this, we will then allocate specific marshal roles and times. If volunteers feel that they can offer their help for a whole day then all the better.

Assisting in the kitchen, loading the dishwasher, washing pots and pans. assisting in the preperation of food.

The Foodbank project operated from the Ardrossan Church of the Nazerene, 150 Glasgow Street Ardrossan. Volunteer is asked to register via https://nafoodbanks.scot/volunteering.

To support our Branch Treasurer with administration tasks such as filing, data processing, record keeping and other similar duties. Desirable skills would be accountancy background and driving licence. This role would assist the fundraising of the Ayr and Glasgow branch of The Guide Dogs of the Blind Association.

The pratical conservation group is a great way to learn new skills, get fit and meet new people while helping to enhance the wildlife and natural beauty of the Regional Park.

Assisting with registration of athletes prior to athletics session. Also dealing with tuck shop, queries at the track and general house keeping of hut.

Assisting with officiating competitions. Will be given instructions from senior officials at competitions and will perform a range of duties, such as measuring, recording times.

Craft Town Scotland is looking to recruit Gallery Assistants to join our dedicated team of volunteers at the Barony Centre, West Kilbride. Gallery Assistants will work in the Barony Shop, serving customers, providing information on exhibitions and helping visitors with enquiries. All volunteers are provided with training and support, and receive benefits in return for their time, including; invites to exhibition openings, priority booking for workshops and special social events for volunteers. We are looking for Gallery Assistants for a commitment of one shift a week, Monday-Saturday, 10am -1.30pm or 1.30pm-5pmor Sundays 12-5pm.

We have many opportunities available including befriending, mentoring, administration, fundraising, helping to support groups and organised activities. There are also on going training opportunities available.

The centre has a small patch of grass with a flowerbed border which will need to be maintained. The rest of the area is gravel with paths which will need to be weeded and maintained. Planting in and out of flowers or plants in relevant areas.