FreshAyr CIC is a socially engaged art practice to connect people with place creatively. Aspiring to encourage every aspect of creativity as important: from low commitment skills to high-end aspirational arts. That provides opportunities to ALL members of society without discrimination through active creative engagement. We are working towards reviving Ayr Town Centre through creating a Cultural Hive filled with art projects, workshops, events, inclusive and engaging all people in Ayr. Volunteers Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the participation of volunteers. The role includes: Recruiting and supervising volunteers and work experience.

We sell your generously donated good quality clothes, accessories, and homewares to raise money to fight poverty and suffering. Oxfam volunteers are encouraged to learn new skills and update the ones they already have. Everyone has the opportunity to work in all areas of the shop and commit to anything from 4 hours.

South Ayrshire Escape from Homelessness (SeAscape) is a charity which provides help to people who are homeless or in housing need across South Ayrshire. Seascape is run by a voluntary Board of Trustees who are also Directors of the Company. We believe that an exciting future is in prospect for SeAscape as we develop our ability to make a difference to the lives of our service users. This year marks our 20th Anniversary and as we look to the future, we are looking to recruit new enthusiastic and committed Board Members/Trustees to join our current Board of Directors to work with our Chair and Chief Executive to take forward the vision and mission of SeAscape. We expect that our new Board Members/Trustees will help provide strategic leadership and help to raise the profile of SeAscape throughout our area of operation and beyond. If you have a passion for helping people in need and a track record that shows you can fulfil the role successfully, we’d love to hear from you. For an informal discussion of the role and what it involves, please contact our CEO in the first instance – brian.corrigan@seascapeayr.co.uk

South Ayrshire Escape from Homeless, known as SeAscape is a charity tackling homelessness, poverty and isolation. Clients come from a diverse range of backgrounds with a varied range of needs. The role will involve collecting donations across South Ayrshire from various sources and subsequent delivery of donated items to our clients. Items can vary from beds, storage furniture and white goods to sofas and soft furnishings. All Items are fully checked prior to distribution to our clients homes. Volunteers for this role would have to be physically fit and have undergone manual handling training or prepared to undergo the training.

Kyle Stroke Group is an independent, self-funding group managed entirely by members and volunteers. It's about meeting new people, sharing knowledge, outings and activities as well as boosting self-esteem and general wellbeing. We need more wonderful volunteers to keep our groups going. Volunteers should be able to talk and chat to the members, get involved and help out where they can. The group like quiz's, dominos and other activities so it would be nice to have volunteers that can help out with the games and whatever else is going on to create a friendly, supportive and informal environment.

Spring Back helps victims through bullying, following up cases to a satisfactory conclusion. This involves referring to appropriate services such as police, schools and social work.

We are looking for volunteers to come in and befriend residents. Provide therapies when possible.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our befrienders meet with a young person 2- 3 times a month and develop a supportive 1:1 relationship whilst engaging in social activities. Befriending enables young people to develop increased confidence, self-esteem and general wellbeing and to reduce social isolation. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable. Befrienders collect the young person from their home (or school or similar place) and take them to do a variety of activities, usually within their local area, agreed in advance with the young person and their family. Application to the PVG scheme will be required, paid for by The Butterfly Trust.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our befrienders meet with a young person 2- 3 times a month and develop a supportive 1:1 relationship whilst engaging in social activities. Befriending enables young people to develop increased confidence, self-esteem and general wellbeing and to reduce social isolation. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable. Befrienders collect the young person from their home (or school or similar place) and take them to do a variety of activities, usually within their local area, agreed in advance with the young person and their family. Application to the PVG scheme will be required, paid for by The Butterfly Trust.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our befrienders meet with a young person 2- 3 times a month and develop a supportive 1:1 relationship whilst engaging in social activities. Befriending enables young people to develop increased confidence, self-esteem and general wellbeing and to reduce social isolation. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable. Befrienders collect the young person from their home (or school or similar place) and take them to do a variety of activities, usually within their local area, agreed in advance with the young person and their family. Application to the PVG scheme will be required, paid for by The Butterfly Trust.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our befrienders meet with a young person 2- 3 times a month and develop a supportive 1:1 relationship whilst engaging in social activities. Befriending enables young people to develop increased confidence, self-esteem and general wellbeing and to reduce social isolation. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable. Befrienders collect the young person from their home (or school or similar place) and take them to do a variety of activities, usually within their local area, agreed in advance with the young person and their family. Application to the PVG scheme will be required, paid for by The Butterfly Trust.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our befrienders meet with a young person 2- 3 times a month and develop a supportive 1:1 relationship whilst engaging in social activities. Befriending enables young people to develop increased confidence, self-esteem and general wellbeing and to reduce social isolation. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable. Befrienders collect the young person from their home (or school or similar place) and take them to do a variety of activities, usually within their local area, agreed in advance with the young person and their family. Application to the PVG scheme will be required, paid for by The Butterfly Trust.

Founded by Angie-Leigh McPike, the Ayrshire Women’s Hub is a community interest group. The aim is to open a warm, friendly walk-in premises in Ayr, where women can go to socialise, learn and empower each other through our free workshops, surgeries and classes. Helping out in our café Clearing tables Preparing food Cooking food Washing dishes Chatting to customers and making them feel welcome

Sported is a charity and membership organisation, supporting community sport clubs and youth groups across the UK which uses the power of sport to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people. We support the inspirational local heroes that run these organisations by providing much needed professional expertise and volunteer business support, so that they can become bigger, more sustainable and more effective. Sported is seeking professionals with expertise in business and strategic planning, finance, marketing and PR, fundraising, governance and impact measurement to support our growing membership of community sport and youth groups. We have volunteering opportunities in Scotland with a range of flexible options. As little as one hour of your time per month could make a massive difference to our members. Through the power of sport our members are transforming the lives of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK. Volunteer with Sported, meet the inspirational heroes of grassroots sport and leave a lasting legacy in your community! We are currently recruiting for 2 types of volunteering roles: 1. Mentor Placements Our volunteers are carefully matched with a Sported member club within their locality, who they then support on a one-to-one basis, typically for a period of between three to six months. 2. Light Touch Support (short-term flexible volunteering) Our volunteers provide short-term support by helping Sported members with specific questions or challenges. The support may take the form of one-off advice or between one to three sessions, which can be delivered via your chosen communication method (e.g. face-to-face, over the phone/Skype or email). This option is perfect for those volunteers who may not have the time to commit to an extended mentor placement or may be in between projects. Why volunteer with Sported? • Have a lasting impact on your local community • Opportunities to share professional skills and expertise • Varied and Flexible placements • Full induction, plus Training and personal development opportunities • Support from a local Sported Regional Manager and Volunteer Services Team • Opportunities to work with a range of different communities and types of organisations

Sported is a charity and membership organisation, supporting community sport clubs and youth groups across the UK which uses the power of sport to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people. We support the inspirational local heroes that run these organisations by providing much needed professional expertise and volunteer business support, so that they can become bigger, more sustainable and more effective. Sported is seeking professionals with expertise in business and strategic planning, finance, marketing and PR, fundraising, governance and impact measurement to support our growing membership of community sport and youth groups. We have volunteering opportunities in Scotland with a range of flexible options. As little as one hour of your time per month could make a massive difference to our members. Through the power of sport our members are transforming the lives of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK. Volunteer with Sported, meet the inspirational heroes of grassroots sport and leave a lasting legacy in your community! We are currently recruiting for 2 types of volunteering roles: 1. Mentor Placements Our volunteers are carefully matched with a Sported member club within their locality, who they then support on a one-to-one basis, typically for a period of between three to six months. 2. Light Touch Support (short-term flexible volunteering) Our volunteers provide short-term support by helping Sported members with specific questions or challenges. The support may take the form of one-off advice or between one to three sessions, which can be delivered via your chosen communication method (e.g. face-to-face, over the phone/Skype or email). This option is perfect for those volunteers who may not have the time to commit to an extended mentor placement or may be in between projects. Why volunteer with Sported? • Have a lasting impact on your local community • Opportunities to share professional skills and expertise • Varied and Flexible placements • Full induction, plus Training and personal development opportunities • Support from a local Sported Regional Manager and Volunteer Services Team • Opportunities to work with a range of different communities and types of organisations

Sported is a charity and membership organisation, supporting community sport clubs and youth groups across the UK which uses the power of sport to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people. We support the inspirational local heroes that run these organisations by providing much needed professional expertise and volunteer business support, so that they can become bigger, more sustainable and more effective. Sported is seeking professionals with expertise in business and strategic planning, finance, marketing and PR, fundraising, governance and impact measurement to support our growing membership of community sport and youth groups. We have volunteering opportunities in Scotland with a range of flexible options. As little as one hour of your time per month could make a massive difference to our members. Through the power of sport our members are transforming the lives of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK. Volunteer with Sported, meet the inspirational heroes of grassroots sport and leave a lasting legacy in your community! We are currently recruiting for 2 types of volunteering roles: 1. Mentor Placements Our volunteers are carefully matched with a Sported member club within their locality, who they then support on a one-to-one basis, typically for a period of between three to six months. 2. Light Touch Support (short-term flexible volunteering) Our volunteers provide short-term support by helping Sported members with specific questions or challenges. The support may take the form of one-off advice or between one to three sessions, which can be delivered via your chosen communication method (e.g. face-to-face, over the phone/Skype or email). This option is perfect for those volunteers who may not have the time to commit to an extended mentor placement or may be in between projects. Why volunteer with Sported? • Have a lasting impact on your local community • Opportunities to share professional skills and expertise • Varied and Flexible placements • Full induction, plus Training and personal development opportunities • Support from a local Sported Regional Manager and Volunteer Services Team • Opportunities to work with a range of different communities and types of organisations

Sported is a charity and membership organisation, supporting community sport clubs and youth groups across the UK which uses the power of sport to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people. We support the inspirational local heroes that run these organisations by providing much needed professional expertise and volunteer business support, so that they can become bigger, more sustainable and more effective. Sported is seeking professionals with expertise in business and strategic planning, finance, marketing and PR, fundraising, governance and impact measurement to support our growing membership of community sport and youth groups. We have volunteering opportunities in Scotland with a range of flexible options. As little as one hour of your time per month could make a massive difference to our members. Through the power of sport our members are transforming the lives of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK. Volunteer with Sported, meet the inspirational heroes of grassroots sport and leave a lasting legacy in your community! We are currently recruiting for 2 types of volunteering roles: 1. Mentor Placements Our volunteers are carefully matched with a Sported member club within their locality, who they then support on a one-to-one basis, typically for a period of between three to six months. 2. Light Touch Support (short-term flexible volunteering) Our volunteers provide short-term support by helping Sported members with specific questions or challenges. The support may take the form of one-off advice or between one to three sessions, which can be delivered via your chosen communication method (e.g. face-to-face, over the phone/Skype or email). This option is perfect for those volunteers who may not have the time to commit to an extended mentor placement or may be in between projects. Why volunteer with Sported? • Have a lasting impact on your local community • Opportunities to share professional skills and expertise • Varied and Flexible placements • Full induction, plus Training and personal development opportunities • Support from a local Sported Regional Manager and Volunteer Services Team • Opportunities to work with a range of different communities and types of organisations

Sported is a charity and membership organisation, supporting community sport clubs and youth groups across the UK which uses the power of sport to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people. We support the inspirational local heroes that run these organisations by providing much needed professional expertise and volunteer business support, so that they can become bigger, more sustainable and more effective. Sported is seeking professionals with expertise in business and strategic planning, finance, marketing and PR, fundraising, governance and impact measurement to support our growing membership of community sport and youth groups. We have volunteering opportunities in Scotland with a range of flexible options. As little as one hour of your time per month could make a massive difference to our members. Through the power of sport our members are transforming the lives of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK. Volunteer with Sported, meet the inspirational heroes of grassroots sport and leave a lasting legacy in your community! We are currently recruiting for 2 types of volunteering roles: 1. Mentor Placements Our volunteers are carefully matched with a Sported member club within their locality, who they then support on a one-to-one basis, typically for a period of between three to six months. 2. Light Touch Support (short-term flexible volunteering) Our volunteers provide short-term support by helping Sported members with specific questions or challenges. The support may take the form of one-off advice or between one to three sessions, which can be delivered via your chosen communication method (e.g. face-to-face, over the phone/Skype or email). This option is perfect for those volunteers who may not have the time to commit to an extended mentor placement or may be in between projects. Why volunteer with Sported? • Have a lasting impact on your local community • Opportunities to share professional skills and expertise • Varied and Flexible placements • Full induction, plus Training and personal development opportunities • Support from a local Sported Regional Manager and Volunteer Services Team • Opportunities to work with a range of different communities and types of organisations

FreshAyr CIC is a socially engaged art practice to connect people with place creatively. Aspiring to encourage every aspect of creativity as important: from low commitment skills to high-end aspirational arts. That provides opportunities to ALL members of society without discrimination through active creative engagement. We are working towards reviving Ayr Town Centre through creating a Cultural Hive filled with art projects, workshops, events, inclusive and engaging all people in Ayr. Press Officer is responsible for Public Relations. The role includes: • Preparing press release for all media available including social media. • Writing and updating content on website and social media. • Delivering effective communication to promote FreshAyr. • Developing positive relationship with media.

This is a fantastic opportunity to help the Ayrshire Hospice Lottery. Our Lottery is an important part of our annual fundraising and contributes to the high standard of care provided by the hospice. We require door to door collectors to collect on a monthly basis from members of the Ayrshire Hospice Lottery, rates of commission are available. This is a brilliant opportunity to help the hospice and also a great way to earn a bit of extra cash. The role involves collecting £4 from each member per month to allow them to be entered into the months lottery draws. We provide all stationary and necessary equipment for the collector. The role is open to any age group, makes a good impression on a CV and we also offer commission rates for signing up new members depending on their chosen method of payment.

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.

We would like to set up a residents group who would discuss what improvements/issues/good practice is going on in the home and require a chair person to get this up and running.

Founded by Angie-Leigh McPike, the Ayrshire Women’s Hub is a community interest group. The aim is to open a warm, friendly walk-in premises in Ayr, where women can go to socialise, learn and empower each other through our free workshops, surgeries and classes. Helping with activities in the centre This could be knitting, sewing, various crafts, yoga and other similar activities Helping all customers feel welcome and included There is scope to create your own classes and we would welcome new ideas

The aim when the project starts is to provide access to cycling for all sections of the community. Includes electric and manual bikes, adapted bikes and a piloted electric trike. Also looking to have route maps and guided rides, skills workshops incorporating cycle skills and maintenance skills. Another aim is to engage supported parts of the community in recognised cycle maintenance training giving a recognised qualification. Initially this will be assisting with the hiring of cycles. Checking bike worthiness forms prior to hiring out. Making sure the customer is fully aware of the mechanics of the bike, either electric or manual so that they are capable of riding the bike away safely. Volunteers would also assist with getting customers to sign declaration form in relation to the road worthiness of the bike prior to hire and also the return condition liability on their part including safety advice in relation to wearing suitable clothing, a helmet and hi vis vest. All bikes would be hired with helmet and hi vis vest. As the project grows there will be further opportunities down the line to participate in a cycle mechanic course giving a recognised cycle industry qualification.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our support workers are our first point of contact with clients responding to requests that are often for practical help (such as employment, benefit or housing forms) but also just someone to talk to. Support workers receive training to develop skills in understanding and completing official forms and can be trained to provide advocacy if they wish to be more challenged. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else, and an opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable PVG will be required for this role.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our support workers are our first point of contact with clients responding to requests that are often for practical help (such as employment, benefit or housing forms) but also just someone to talk to. Support workers receive training to develop skills in understanding and completing official forms and can be trained to provide advocacy if they wish to be more challenged. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else, and an opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable PVG will be required for this role.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our support workers are our first point of contact with clients responding to requests that are often for practical help (such as employment, benefit or housing forms) but also just someone to talk to. Support workers receive training to develop skills in understanding and completing official forms and can be trained to provide advocacy if they wish to be more challenged. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else, and an opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable PVG will be required for this role.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our support workers are our first point of contact with clients responding to requests that are often for practical help (such as employment, benefit or housing forms) but also just someone to talk to. Support workers receive training to develop skills in understanding and completing official forms and can be trained to provide advocacy if they wish to be more challenged. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else, and an opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable PVG will be required for this role.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our support workers are our first point of contact with clients responding to requests that are often for practical help (such as employment, benefit or housing forms) but also just someone to talk to. Support workers receive training to develop skills in understanding and completing official forms and can be trained to provide advocacy if they wish to be more challenged. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else, and an opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable PVG will be required for this role.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Our clients do not need any physical help getting in and out of the vehicle and our drivers use their own car. Children and adults with Cystic Fibrosis have to attend regular clinic appointments in hospitals to have their health monitored, usually every three months. Traveling in public transport poses risks of infection and waiting for transport in our typical inclement weather is undesirable because of their chronic lung condition. Our drivers provide transport from home ensuring a safe and comfortable journey. This service makes a real difference by reducing some of the pressure on families at this time. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else. It can also be an incredible opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills to help your personal and career development. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Mileage expenses are paid.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Our clients do not need any physical help getting in and out of the vehicle and our drivers use their own car. Children and adults with Cystic Fibrosis have to attend regular clinic appointments in hospitals to have their health monitored, usually every three months. Traveling in public transport poses risks of infection and waiting for transport in our typical inclement weather is undesirable because of their chronic lung condition. Our drivers provide transport from home ensuring a safe and comfortable journey. This service makes a real difference by reducing some of the pressure on families at this time. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else. It can also be an incredible opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills to help your personal and career development. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Mileage expenses are paid.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Our clients do not need any physical help getting in and out of the vehicle and our drivers use their own car. Children and adults with Cystic Fibrosis have to attend regular clinic appointments in hospitals to have their health monitored, usually every three months. Traveling in public transport poses risks of infection and waiting for transport in our typical inclement weather is undesirable because of their chronic lung condition. Our drivers provide transport from home ensuring a safe and comfortable journey. This service makes a real difference by reducing some of the pressure on families at this time. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else. It can also be an incredible opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills to help your personal and career development. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Mileage expenses are paid.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Our clients do not need any physical help getting in and out of the vehicle and our drivers use their own car. Children and adults with Cystic Fibrosis have to attend regular clinic appointments in hospitals to have their health monitored, usually every three months. Traveling in public transport poses risks of infection and waiting for transport in our typical inclement weather is undesirable because of their chronic lung condition. Our drivers provide transport from home ensuring a safe and comfortable journey. This service makes a real difference by reducing some of the pressure on families at this time. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else. It can also be an incredible opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills to help your personal and career development. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Mileage expenses are paid.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Our clients do not need any physical help getting in and out of the vehicle and our drivers use their own car. Children and adults with Cystic Fibrosis have to attend regular clinic appointments in hospitals to have their health monitored, usually every three months. Traveling in public transport poses risks of infection and waiting for transport in our typical inclement weather is undesirable because of their chronic lung condition. Our drivers provide transport from home ensuring a safe and comfortable journey. This service makes a real difference by reducing some of the pressure on families at this time. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else. It can also be an incredible opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills to help your personal and career development. Our drivers provide transport for people affected by Cystic Fibrosis to hospital appointments. Mileage expenses are paid.

A Befriender volunteer carries out visits to and keeps in touch with members of the RAF Family (beneficiary), on behalf of the RAF Association. Befriender volunteers exist to provide companionship and outcome focussed support to a beneficiary and to ensure that they remain part of the community and feel socially connected to the wider RAF family. Befriender volunteers are required to : * Regularly meet with a beneficiary, either in their home or at a mutually agreed location * Listen to and engage with the beneficiary, promoting positive outlooks and raise self esteem * Work within the remit of the Befriending plan and promote activities to meet the identified outcomes. * Research into local community groups and activities to find relevant interests for the beneficiary. * Identify ways to connect with other beneficiaries to promote friendship groups. * Identify any additional areas of support and make referrals to the Area Welfare Manager (AWM) * Keep a note of visits undertaken, with recommendations and actions. Provide this information and regular updates to the AWM. Being a befriender volunteer could be about helping someone who is isolated through the use of social media or visiting an older person that has become increasingly lonely and isolated over time and to help find them new interests in the community. The role is varied, the service spans all ages and it is flexible to suit everyone.

The National Trust for Scotland Culzean Castle & Country Park is a glorious 260ha estate which was once the playground of David Kennedy, 10th Earl of Cassillis – a man who was keen to impress with his wealth and status. Opulent to the extreme, the park is planted with conifers and beech, sculpted around miles of sandy coastline dotted with caves, and finished off with a Swan Pond, an ice house, flamboyant formal gardens and fruit-filled glasshouses. The castle itself is perched on the Ayrshire cliffs. It was designed by Robert Adam in the late 18th century and is filled to the turrets with treasures that tell the stories of the people who lived here. Culzean Castle & Country Park is home to various catering outlets, housing estates, adventure playgrounds & plays host to large public events throughout the year. We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our events team to help make public events at Culzean a major success. Events vary from Outdoor Cinemas, Dog Events, Extreme Weekends, Art Festivals and More! Every event is unique and will provide new opportunities to widen your skills and knowledge. We are looking for creative people with new, innovative ideas and enthusiasm to help bring our events to life. The Event Assistant must be able to provide excellent customer service throughout our events and will be required to assist in the setup, running and breakdown of each event.

The beautiful and historic Culzean Castle and Country Park is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join its bus driving service. Set among 600 acres of coastal countryside, Culzean Castle and Country Park features the spectacular Robert Adam designed castle on the cliff edge and enjoys a whole host of other areas of interest including the walled garden, Home Farm, Swan Pond and extensive woodlands and ornamental plantings. Volunteers will be driving one of two 8-seater buses (one electric and one petrol), transporting visitors to key areas around the extensive park. Prioritising visitors with limited mobility, the bus service is available to all visitors during Castle opening hours, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience at the property. Drivers also assist with visitor enquiries, answering questions or guiding them to the information they need. If you’re looking for a sociable volunteer role, assisting visitors in a practical way, then volunteering at Culzean could be the role for you! Information Culzean Castle and Country Park is located on the Ayrshire coast between the villages of Dunure to the north and Maidens to the south, not far from the town of Maybole. The entrance is off the A719 coast road, and visitors arriving by car can drive to parking areas at the Deer Park, Visitor Centre, Walled Garden and Swan Pond. Visitors arriving by coach often rely on the 8-seater bus to reach these areas. Walking to the castle then on to the main restaurant and Visitor Centre can be quite demanding, and it is about 1¼ miles from the Visitor Centre to the Swan Pond. We are looking for drivers from Easter weekend until the end of October, 10.30am-4.30pm (Castle opening hours). Time commitment and shift rotations are flexible. Main Duties • Driving an 8-seater electric minibus, with care for the safety of visitors • Providing guidance to visitors Answering visitor questions about various aspects of the Property / Country Park

Working within the shop either out the back sorting goods, tagging and labelling or on the shop floor. Working on the till is not essential however training can be given as and when you feel confident enough to do this.

LGBT Youth Scotland is a national youth organisation working towards the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people in the life of Scotland. Our vision is that every LGBT young person will be: able to grow up happy and healthy supported by their communities able to reach their full potential included in the life of Scotland. MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: • Working with your local youth work team to plan and deliver a programme of group work activities that meet the needs of our young people • developing your own skills and expertise by attending training, shadowing others and learning to apply our processes • engaging and communicating effectively with young people in order to build and maintain helpful and appropriate relationships • participating in briefing and debriefing sessions to share and reflect on the needs of young people in the service • working with your local team to ensure that records are up-to-date and accurate • regular and reliable attendance at youth groups and occasional team meetings • maintaining good communication with the team about availability, rotas, hours and progress

Crossroads (South Ayrshire) Care Attendant Scheme is a local charity, founded in 1985, which provides a relief service for carers. The voluntary Management Committee is responsible for the Scheme’s operation. A manager, two assistant managers (1 FTE), and an administration assistant are employed to run the service. The service is provided by about 40 Care Attendants (all part time, mostly employees, a few volunteers). Crossroads (South Ayrshire) Care Attendant Scheme is a Scottish Company Limited by Guarantee (SC 156846) and a Scottish Charity (SC 002548). The Management Committee currently consists of 10 people. It meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 7pm in a meeting room at Biggart Hospital, Prestwick (where the office is located). There are three sub-committees which also meet monthly. There is a vacancy for someone with medical, paramedical or nursing experience to join the Management Committee and to serve on the sub-committee which supports the scheme’s manager with advice on medical policies and procedures and supports staff with advice when incidents occur.

The Go festival works with 3 charities. Combat Stress, Ayr Cancer Support and Ayr Children’s Hospital. We organise professional running, cycling and swimming events. To Marshal at the Go Festival. This could involve water stations, mementoes giving, course marshalling, traffic marshalling and many more. Full explanation / instructions sheet, training (dependant on role), event Jacket and team leader assignment will be given.

Founded by Angie-Leigh McPike, the Ayrshire Women’s Hub is a community interest group. The aim is to open a warm, friendly walk-in premises in Ayr, where women can go to socialise, learn and empower each other through our free workshops, surgeries and classes. General administration duties Answering the phone Greeting customers at reception Sending emails Filing & photocopying Basic book keeping & accounts

Ideally someone with a good command of the English language & grammar. Any qualification in English as a second language (eg: CELTA, TEFL) would be useful but not essential. Most tutors work with one student. You will be given a learning Plan; what they need to learn and suggested materials to use. You plan the session, work through it and write up a brief account of it. Homework is set and the next stage discussed with the student. You usually work for one hour per week. Some tutors support a Community Learning Assistant. In this case, they give support to students, like a classroom assistant would do. You will receive 30 hours training,(10x3) but may start tutoring before the training if there is a student available.

This role involves looking after our received goods. Activities would involve sprucing up sofas and beds and various items with a freshen up before distribution to our clients. Other activities would involve “staging” furniture in terms of laying out sofas, occasional furniture and soft furnishings like lamps, curtains, ornaments etc. Keeping an updated inventory, including photographs of the furniture. Volunteers would require to have a reasonable level of fitness for this role.

For over 100 years, we’ve hosted the very best in Scottish Variety. Situated in the heart of Ayrshire, The Gaiety is the last of its kind on the British Mainland and one of the oldest theatres in Scotland. After a forced closure in 2009, there was a real threat the doors would never re-open but, just four years later, and with hard-won backing from local and national government, The Gaiety was reborn and brought to life with a small core staff team and large volunteer base. Our volunteer community is at the heart of everything we do. Ayr Gaiety Partnership, is a charity formed by local residents with an ambition to do much more than simply re-open the building. Our vision is to re-energise the performing arts in South Ayrshire, with The Gaiety as the hub stimulating the cultural life and economic prosperity of the area ensuring that Ayr will once again be a key destination for all those interested in the performing arts. Ayr Gaiety theatre has a rich heritage being one of Scotland’s oldest theatres, opening in 1902. It is famous for its place in the history of variety theatre with many famous performers having appeared on its stage. Role description: 'Back to the Gaiety' is a Heritage Lottery funded project that ensures that the rich history of the Ayr Gaiety Theatre is preserved and memories are not lost. Since 2016 our archive team have been listing and cataloguing thousands of posters, photographs, programs and other theatre memorabilia which have now been digitized and made available to the public via our website https://archive.thegaiety.co.uk/ As part of the project we have also continued to collect new records including interviewing performers, musicians, former managers, and other people who have been involved with the theatre across several decades. As part of the ‘Back to the Gaiety’ heritage volunteer and staff hub the Oral History Volunteer will have the crucial role of transcribing audio recordings that will be uploaded on our website, playing a key role in enriching our digital archive. This is a great opportunity for someone who is interested in history, heritage and theatre life as well as who wants to develop further IT skills and work with archives. What we can offer: The opportunity to develop IT skills particularly using digital archives and transcription tools The opportunity to meet other volunteers and people passionate about theatres Flexible hours as you can work from the office or home

Kyle Stroke Group is an independent, self-funding group managed entirely by members and volunteers. Kyle Stroke Club is about meeting new people, sharing knowledge, outings and activities as well as boosting self-esteem and general wellbeing but we need drivers to help people to get to the group. Volunteer drivers use their own car to collect clients and transport them to and from group meetings. Clients may need support getting in and out of the car. The Driver will then stay at the group until it finishes and take the clients home.

Practical conservation is a varied role that will give you the opportunity to discover new skills. Tasks will planting shrubs and wildflowers to benefit wildlife, removing invasive plant species, building wildlife homes and creating new features in Belleisle Park Every second Wednesday 10.30am - 2pm

General Volunteer role will include: - Talking to Cafe customers - Ensuring it is a positive and safe environment for all users - Preparing the room for visitor to Cafe Hope - Ensuring your station is tidy and usable - The ability to think of new ideas to be used at Cafe Hope Kitchen Volunteer role will include: - Preparing hot and cold food - Keeping a tidy environment at all times - Ensuring that you adhere to food hygiene and health and safety guidelines - Leaving the kitchen clean and tidy, this will include washing up, mopping and sweeping

Christian charity helping homelessness, older people and any person in need. Main duties to include helping to run the charity shop, customer service and working on the till. Benefits include building confidence and gain retail, customer service and till experience.

On the course duties would be the basics at the start- raking bunkers, divotting fairways and litter collection. Possibly moving on to some other duties later on depending on experience.

North Ayr ‘TheGither’ is a church based project working within the area of Ayr North. We work primarily with young people and children, but also have an interest in working with adults with additional support needs, and people recovering/seeking to recover from substance misuse issues. Also, we run monthly outreach events with a particular focus on the good news of Jesus Christ. We welcome everyone regardless of how much, or how little faith they have. We exist to serve our community in a variety of practical ways and are always considering how to improve our approach. Anyone considering volunteering would require a disclosure check to be done. The project would cover the cost of this. Volunteers do not need to have a faith, but would be expected to be respectful of the beliefs held by the church. Not all our activities have a ‘religious’ theme. The music group does not. To support the coordinator with the running of the group. Duties may include: setting up/clearing up; preparing refreshments engaging with people who attend and their carers on an informal basis and assisting the musician by operating PowerPoint.

Spring Back helps victims through bullying, following up cases to a satisfactory conclusion. This involves referring to appropriate services such as police, schools and social work.

Founded by Angie-Leigh McPike, the Ayrshire Women’s Hub is a community interest group. The aim is to open a warm, friendly walk-in premises in Ayr, where women can go to socialise, learn and empower each other through our free workshops, surgeries and classes. We need help to launch our new website. Duties to include; Work with management to understand the business needs and objectives that need to be included on the site Build and maintain the website and web applications Focuses on the underlying software and databases Work on the interface and visual design Regularly meet with management to discuss their requirements and update them on progress.

You would be seeing client along with another tutor, with two clients per tutor. You will be given a Learning Plan: what they need to learn and suggested materials to use. You plan the session, work through it and write up a brief account of it. Homework is set and the next stage discussed with the student. You usually work for one hour per week. Some tutors support a Community Learning Assistant. In this case, they give support to students, like a classroom assistant would do. You receive 30 hours training over a 10 week period, but may start tutoring before the training if there is a student available. Competent to at least standard grade in reading, writing and counting. (computing is optional) Patient, Friendly, Methodical, Committed. Likes People.

A Volunteer Parent Buddy will provide quality time on a regular basis and be there to talk to, support and listen to a vulnerable adult. They will engage in 1:1 work with this person and support them to gain new experiences, increase their confidence and socialisation skills. Befriending offers the person an opportunity to have someone to support them in practical tasks and life skills accessing resources in the community, eg groups and activities.

A Volunteer Befriender will provide quality time on a regular basis and be there to talk to, support and listen to a child/young person aged 12 and under. They will engage in 1:1 work with the child/young person to support them to gain new experiences, increase their confidence, self-esteem and socialisation skills. Befriending offers the child/young person the opportunity to have someone to listen to them and support them in practical tasks and life skills accessing resources in the community, eg groups and activities.

Volunteer drivers use their own car to collect clients and transport them to and from group meetings.

To be part of a youth work team, encourage the personal development of young people aged 12 - 18, to empower targeted young people to take control of their lives and to assist in the development and delivery of programmes of activities for young people. There are also opportunities to volunteer at our homework club (Tuesday 3-4:15) with Newton Primary pupils, our weekly football training (Thursdays 5:30-6:30) mentoring opportunities, and our Drop in sessions, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm. You will be working as part of a team responsible for the daily running of an exciting project called RoomSixty, which is a youth drop in centre. Along with the youth workers, you'll take a lead in planning, co-ordinationg and delivering high quality programmes and events for young people deemed to be at risk in the newton area

• Talking to customers and making them feel welcome in the shop. • Advising and helping people as they shop. • Operating the till (optional) • Answering customer enquiries. • Keeping an eye on the security of the shop. • Receiving / processing / sorting / displaying stock to generate sales (including placing clothes on hangers, arranging bric-a-brac etc.). • Distribute ‘Thank you’ letters to those donating goods to the shop • Liaise with Shop Supervisor on tasks for the day and follow Supervisor’s requests • Keep the shop tidy and hazard free, be mindful of floor space • Be observant, friendly, pleasant and helpful to others • Maintain confidentiality at all times Interested please call Tom or Alan on: 01292 265304

Crossroads (South Ayrshire) Care Attendant Scheme is a local charity, founded in 1985, which provides a relief service for carers. The voluntary Management Committee is responsible for the Scheme’s operation. A manager, two assistant managers (1 FTE), and an administration assistant are employed to run the service. The service is provided by about 40 Care Attendants (all part time, mostly employees, a few volunteers). Crossroads (South Ayrshire) Care Attendant Scheme is a Scottish Company Limited by Guarantee (SC 156846) and a Scottish Charity (SC 002548). The Management Committee currently consists of 10 people. It meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 7pm in a meeting room at Biggart Hospital, Prestwick (where the office is located). There are three sub-committees which also meet monthly. There is a vacancy for someone with Accounts experience to join the Management Committee, and to serve on the Finance & Funding sub-committee which is chaired by the Treasurer and oversees the scheme’s finances. (The scheme’s book-keeping is being moved to an accountancy firm which will produce monthly management accounts. The payroll is already processed by an accountancy firm.) Role (voluntary): to assist Treasurer with liaison with bank and accountants, and with budget preparation; to advise Manager on coding of accounts transactions, and on payroll matters.

Help make today matter by supporting the Hospice as a Volunteer Driver within the Patient Transport Team. We are looking for friendly, flexible individuals who would be willing to travel throughout Ayrshire. Volunteer drivers transport patients and carers to and from the hospice. There are occasions when the team take patients outwith Ayrshire. If you are interested you should have a valid UK driving licence and have your own car (preferably 5 doors). How much time do I need to give? Monday to Friday (flexible) - able to commit to a weekly rota. How do I apply? For informal enquiries please contact Paula Burns, Charge Nurse on Paula.Burns@ayrshirehospice.org. Complete our application form which you can download here https://www.ayrshirehospice.org/join-team/staff-recruitment/current-vacancies-volunteers/volunteer-drivers/ and return it to the Ayrshire Hospice by post or by email to recruitment@ayrshirehospice.org. Closing date: Thursday 2nd May Download the full role description here https://www.ayrshirehospice.org/media/143909/driver.pdf Thank you for your interest.

FreshAyr CIC is a socially engaged art practice to connect people with place creatively. Aspiring to encourage every aspect of creativity as important: from low commitment skills to high-end aspirational arts. That provides opportunities to ALL members of society without discrimination through active creative engagement. We are working towards reviving Ayr Town Centre through creating a Cultural Hive filled with art projects, workshops, events, inclusive and engaging all people in Ayr. Funding Officer is responsible for securing funding for projects to ensure that they can go ahead. The role includes: • Researching possible sources of funding. • Maintaining their own funding database. • Putting together and giving presentations. • Attending meetings with relevant and interested parties. • Working with budgets and analysing statistics. • Monitoring the progress of funding applications. • Writing reports.

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.

This is a very rewarding role providing much-needed support for people who are accessing our service. Based at one of our mobility aids spoke locations, the main element of the role is serving the public who require a wheelchair or other mobility aids equipment. This is the ideal role for someone who enjoys meeting people, can show compassion and empathy and who likes administrative duties with a customer service perspective. Typical Task include Liaising with the hub to arrange stock/deliveries/collections. Issuing and receiving wheelchairs (or other mobility aids equipment) using a computer based stock control system. Demonstrating how to use and look after our wheelchairs (and other equipment) Dealing with enquiries from people wanting to borrow a wheelchair (or other equipment) by telephone and face to face Receiving payments / donations and issuing receipts Contacting service users about overdue and upcoming return of equipment Signposting to other Red Cross services/providers Actively promoting the Retail Mobility Aids offer/website These are just some examples. You will work within a great team and be fully supported by the Volunteer Coordinator. We are looking for someone who: Is willing to attend induction and foundation training Will uphold the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and Red Cross policies including Equal Opportunities Will act in accordance with our values and behaviours framework Will treat people with respect and uphold their dignity. What we offer: Meet new people and be part of a dynamic and inclusive team A great opportunity to develop your existing skills and gain new ones All training and induction for the role (there is no charge for training) Reasonable pre-agreed travel expenses for the role including for attending training An opportunity to be part of the world’s largest humanitarian organisation and the knowledge that you are making a difference to people’s lives.

Most tutors work with one student. You will be given a Learning Plan: what they need to learn and suggested materials to use. You plan the session, work through it and write up a brief account of it. Homework is set and the next stage discussed with the student. You usually work for one hour per week. Some tutors support a Community Learning Assistant. In this case, they give support to students, like a classroom assistant would do. You receive 30 hours training over a 10 week period, but may start tutoring before the training if there is a student available. Competent to at least standard grade in reading, writing and counting. (computing is optional) Patient, Friendly, Methodical, Committed. Likes People.

We sell your generously donated good quality records and books to raise money to fight poverty and suffering. Oxfam volunteers are encouraged to learn new skills and update the ones they already have. Everyone has the opportunity to work in all areas of the shop and commit to anything from 4 hours.

This role involves collecting donations across South Ayrshire from various sources, can vary from sofas, beds, storage furniture, white goods to soft furnishings. These items are then checked and distributed to our clients’ homes across South Ayrshire. Volunteers for this role would have to be physically fit, have undergone manual handling training or be prepared to undergo the training.

Culzean Castle 260ha estate was once the playground of David Kennedy, 10th Earl of Cassillis – a man who was keen to impress with his wealth and status. The castle, perched on the Ayrshire cliffs, was designed by Robert Adam in the late 18th century and is filled to the turrets with treasures that tell the stories of the people who lived there. Our volunteers help us look after our wonderful Castle & Country Park by welcoming visitors from around the world and ensure that they have a fantastic experience while visiting. Volunteer events assistants are our friendly faces for those who come to experience the wide range of events held at the Castle throughout the year, whether Easter Egg Trails, fun dog events or spooky Halloween hauntings! We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our events team to help bring our events to life. Every event is unique and will provide new opportunities for those who wish to widen their skill set and knowledge, particularly in the event sector.

Culzean Castle and Country Park are looking for volunteers to join our new volunteer practical group, Culzean Conservationists. This group is a monthly volunteer group, running the first & third Wednesday of the month, 10am-3pm. Our group offers the chance for people to help us look after the country park so Culzean stays a special place for people to visit and for wildlife to make their homes. We are looking for people 18yrs and over who enjoy working outdoors in all weathers, who have a keenness to learn or have skills to share to help us with a number of projects around the country park, including the removal of invasive plant species, construction and maintenance of footpaths, helping in the wildlife garden, making bird and bat boxes, beach cleaning and developing the site for the enjoyment of all. This group is also a great way to meet new and likeminded people, improve your health through keeping active, learn new and develop existing skills and improve your employment chances all whilst helping to look after one of Ayrshires most loved sites.

Hoovering, Dusting, Tagging, Steaming, General Tidying, Serving Customers, Arranging Stock, Window displays, Stock Rotation.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our mentors meet with an adult 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 socially, financially and in the workplace. Their restrictions on their lifestyle can leave them isolated and sometimes struggling to cope. The relationship will help achieve a better quality of life by broadening their horizons, improving their confidence and increasing their independence. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career and fill your time doing something valuable. A PVG will be required.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our mentors meet with an adult 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 socially, financially and in the workplace. Their restrictions on their lifestyle can leave them isolated and sometimes struggling to cope. The relationship will help achieve a better quality of life by broadening their horizons, improving their confidence and increasing their independence. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career and fill your time doing something valuable. A PVG will be required.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our mentors meet with an adult 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 socially, financially and in the workplace. Their restrictions on their lifestyle can leave them isolated and sometimes struggling to cope. The relationship will help achieve a better quality of life by broadening their horizons, improving their confidence and increasing their independence. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career and fill your time doing something valuable. A PVG will be required.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our mentors meet with an adult 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 socially, financially and in the workplace. Their restrictions on their lifestyle can leave them isolated and sometimes struggling to cope. The relationship will help achieve a better quality of life by broadening their horizons, improving their confidence and increasing their independence. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career and fill your time doing something valuable. A PVG will be required.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our mentors meet with an adult 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 socially, financially and in the workplace. Their restrictions on their lifestyle can leave them isolated and sometimes struggling to cope. The relationship will help achieve a better quality of life by broadening their horizons, improving their confidence and increasing their independence. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career and fill your time doing something valuable. A PVG will be required.

We are a none profit community interest company that is just starting up. We deliver workshops on getting the awareness of FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) out to as many people as possible. Professionals, Foster Carers, Adopters, Teachers and family members. This is brain damage and doesn't go away, its a lifelong condition that stays with the baby, child or Adult. We are looking for volunteers to help with a variety of things we need money to help us grow. We need someone to help market our services. We also need volunteers to help with the kid's group. If you think you would be interested in anything of something I haven't messaged I would be interested in your thoughts. We need to build a strong team around us.

We are a none profit community interest company that is just starting up. We deliver workshops on getting the awareness of FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) out to as many people as possible. Professionals, Foster Carers, Adopters, Teachers and family members. This is brain damage and doesn't go away, its a lifelong condition that stays with the baby, child or Adult. We are looking for volunteers to help with a variety of things we need money to help us grow. We need someone to help market our services. We also need volunteers to help with the kid's group. If you think you would be interested in anything of something I haven't messaged I would be interested in your thoughts. We need to build a strong team around us.

We are a none profit community interest company that is just starting up. We deliver workshops on getting the awareness of FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) out to as many people as possible. Professionals, Foster Carers, Adopters, Teachers and family members. This is brain damage and doesn't go away, its a lifelong condition that stays with the baby, child or Adult. We are looking for volunteers to help with a variety of things we need money to help us grow. We need someone to help market our services. We also need volunteers to help with the kid's group. If you think you would be interested in anything of something I haven't messaged I would be interested in your thoughts. We need to build a strong team around us.

We are a none profit community interest company that is just starting up. We deliver workshops on getting the awareness of FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) out to as many people as possible. Professionals, Foster Carers, Adopters, Teachers and family members. This is brain damage and doesn't go away, its a lifelong condition that stays with the baby, child or Adult. We are looking for volunteers to help with a variety of things we need money to help us grow. We need someone to help market our services. We also need volunteers to help with the kid's group. If you think you would be interested in anything of something I haven't messaged I would be interested in your thoughts. We need to build a strong team around us.

We are a none profit community interest company that is just starting up. We deliver workshops on getting the awareness of FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) out to as many people as possible. Professionals, Foster Carers, Adopters, Teachers and family members. This is brain damage and doesn't go away, its a lifelong condition that stays with the baby, child or Adult. We are looking for volunteers to help with a variety of things we need money to help us grow. We need someone to help market our services. We also need volunteers to help with the kid's group. If you think you would be interested in anything of something I haven't messaged I would be interested in your thoughts. We need to build a strong team around us.

North Ayr ‘TheGither’ is a church based project working within the area of Ayr North. We work primarily with young people and children, but also have an interest in working with adults with additional support needs, and people recovering/seeking to recover from substance misuse issues. Also, we run monthly outreach events with a particular focus on the good news of Jesus Christ. We welcome everyone regardless of how much, or how little faith they have. We exist to serve our community in a variety of practical ways and are always considering how to improve our approach. Anyone considering volunteering would require a disclosure check to be done. The project would cover the cost of this. Volunteers do not need to have a faith, but would be expected to be respectful of the churches beliefs. Not all our activities have a ‘religious’ theme. Tasks might include: Preparing refreshments Setting up/clearing up Facilitating arts & craft sessions Escorting the children from the school to the church (in a group) Playing games and engaging with the children Any fresh ideas or particular skills that could be incorporated in to the club are welcome.