We need help with all administration duties for the organisation and Trustees group including: - arranging Trustees meetings - taking minutes at Trustee meetings - assisting with charity paperwork, emails and grant applications - assisting with the website and social media

As part of our Education, Families and Youth team, you will support the smooth running of our education social media channels. As part of this, you will play an important role in creating awareness and celebrating schools' successes in our biggest school offers including Big Schools' Birdwatch, Wild Challenge Award, Schools on Reserves and more. We are looking for someone who can offer around four hours a week, mainly between Mon-Friday and, ideally, spread throughout the week. There is flexibility in this requirement so if you think you would be great for this role, we would love to hear from you. This role is home-based, although depending on your location, there may be the possibility of occasionally working with colleagues in an RSPB office. Please note that we are looking for someone over 18 years of age. What you will be doing Help plan, create and post social media content for our teacher audience on Facebook and Twitter Support the development of our online teacher community by engaging and amplifying UGC Engage with teachers to inspire them to deliver their curriculums through (and for) nature by sharing the RSPB’s education offers and other relevant national education campaigns Celebrate outdoor learning and promote quality teaching ideas Support monitoring and evaluation Attend (this can be remotely) an initial induction and training session and participate in occasional skills development opportunities Build and maintain links with other RSPB staff and volunteers working on social media Work strategically on social media communication plan and content delivery The skills you need - Proficient with Facebook and Twitter and good working knowledge of MS Office systems - Knowledge and understanding of the curriculum, lesson planning and other demands of classroom teachers - Experience of outdoor learning and the school grounds as a learning resource - Ability to work independently - An interest in building a movement of teachers committed to delivering learning in, through (and for) nature - Ability to inspire others What's in it for you - A highly rewarding role which offers a chance to make a positive impact - Experience of playing a vital part in inspiring teachers and young people to learn through (and for) nature during a very exciting time for outdoor learning - Developing skills and experience - Opportunity to use your knowledge and professional educational experience to help facilitate schools across the UK to increase the biodiversity of their school grounds and enrich their curriculums - Experience of working for the UK’s largest nature conservation charity - You will be a valuable member of a professional team - The RSPB will provide: Regular line management support (appraisals, 1:1 meetings) - Access to existing RSPB’s wellbeing support programme, affinity groups and online training courses We believe in equality of opportunity, and are open to discussion of any adjustments you might need to achieve your full potential. We are committed to better reflecting society within our workforce, and are keen to encourage more applications from people from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, people with disabilities and younger people who are currently underrepresented as RSPB employees and volunteers. All applications will be judged on solely on merit.

As a charity we help thousands of cats each year thanks to the generous donations we receive. Our Fundraising Event Helpers have the exciting and varied role of helping at local fundraising events - such as bake sales, dances, quiz nights – and everything in between! Alongside the event itself, you will also be promoting and marketing your events and activities to ensure it is a success! This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to gain experience in events, marketing and promotions. This role is really flexible! You could choose to volunteer at one event for a couple of hours or attend multiple fundraising events. Key Responsibilities: ● Help set up and/or man stalls at events ● Help on collection days like supermarket collections events or street collections ● Help at fundraising events such as Quiz nights, cake sales and dances ● Help promote and market events and activities. ● Promote a professional image of Cats Protection at events. We’ll keep you up to date with upcoming local events where volunteers are needed. You’ll then be able to choose which events you’d like to volunteer at and how many hours you’d like to give. However much time you can give, your contribution will help raise much needed funds to continue the work of Cats Protection. You will develop new skills, expand your knowledge and make a significant contribution to improving the lives of cats and kittens by helping raise funds through events. You will also meet new people, make new friends and be part of a dedicated group of volunteers.

Branches are run entirely by volunteers with advice and support from the national charity. What you will be doing Organising, writing, and sending the branch newsletter. Making sure the newsletter is clearly written and accessible. Collecting information about news, events, and activities. Liaising with the Branch Chair, and committee, to make sure all relevant information is included. Meeting edit and publication deadlines, which are set by the branch. Following NAS branding guidelines. The skills you need Can use a computer and write clearly. Confident in communicating with committee members and organisations or individuals outside of the branch to gather information Able to manage to work to deadlines and within certain time frames. What's in it for you Improve support to autistic people and their families in your local area. Build up an understanding of autism by volunteering with autistic people. Access free training and learn new skills. Meet new people. A worthwhile achievement to add to your CV. Having fun whilst carrying out a valuable role. Volunteering can keep you mentally stimulated and provide you with a sense of purpose. This is a rewarding and fulfilling opportunity and will allow you to make a difference to those you are supporting and their families. Do you have a few hours a month to give to volunteering? This role can fit around your responsibilities, and you can decide when you would like to volunteer. There is flexibility on the amount of the time you give too. We know our volunteers have busy lives and we do our best to fit around you. How you’ll hear about your application Once you’ve applied, you’ll receive notifications to the email address you apply with. Sometimes the emails we send about your application go into junk folders. We will keep in touch with you through an email address ending in @NAS.goassemble.com, do check your junk folder for confirmation of your application and other messages from us. When and where Flexibility on days and the amount of time committed to the role depending on the times when the newsletter is to be produced. Home based (plus travel to branch activities). Support Designated Senior Branch Engagement Officer to answer any queries and provide support. Written guidance on a range of branch communications. You must complete any requested eLearning modules before you start volunteering. Your Senior Branch Engagement Officer will explain what you need to complete. Insurance cover for all branch activities. Agreed expenses reimbursed for attendance at any event organised by the branch support team