Our Rehoming Support Advisors, volunteering from their own home, will be our point of contact for rabbit owners who find themselves in a position where they need help to rehome their rabbits. Owners have varied needs and reasons for rehoming, and our Rehoming Support Team will provide a wide range of options to ensure that owners can confidently and safely consider options that best meet their needs, and of course ensure the ongoing rabbit welfare needs are met too. As a team member, you will be responsible for contacting owners through email, telephone and/or social media channels to discuss their rehoming requirements and manage their "case" until we have successfully secured the rabbits' needs. In some cases, this may be advising owners or ways that may be able to make adjustments to allow the rabbits to stay at home - whether that's through bonding advice, housing advice or signposting to appropriate health and behaviours services. In other cases, it will support the owners through our various rehoming options and keep them updated until a successful alternative home has been identified. Full training and support will be given, including regular team catch-ups via online and face-to-face meetings. We are looking for individuals who can spare approx. 5-7 hours per week, which can easily and flexibly be fitted around any other work or family commitments. Volunteers will be required to have access to their own computer/laptop to access online services and software needed to support the activity. Ongoing Support You will report directly to one of the charity's volunteer managers, as well as regularly contact with our charity director. You will also be invited to regular team meetings for important updates and training on an ongoing basis. As with all our volunteers, you will also be invited to our volunteer collaboration system online to engage and chat about your role and rabbit welfare with the whole team.

We are Guide Dogs and we’re here to help people with sight loss live the life they choose. Our ambition is a future where every person with sight loss has the confidence and support they need to live their lives to the full. We don’t just provide life-changing guide dogs, we also provide advice, skills, emotional and practical support for people and families living with sight loss to help them live actively, independently and well. What does the role involve? Are you an organised person with strong administration skills who enjoys being part of a team? Fundraising secretaries do a fantastic job in keeping our fundraising groups running efficiently... From taking minutes, maintaining accurate records, booking collections and writing letters of thanks to our supporters, the tasks are engaging and most importantly you'll be making a real difference by helping Guide Dogs to provide life changing services to people living with sight loss to help them to live their lives independently!

Are you passionate about animal welfare? Are you looking to make a real difference whilst learning new skills? Would you like to meet like-minded people in your local community? Yes? Then the Scottish SPCA would love to hear from you! We are calling upon the people of Scotland to join our army of fundraising & community engagement volunteers that we urgently need. We are Scotland’s emergency service for animals – and we do it all without any government funding. Right now, fundraising is more important than ever but we need support in every Scottish community – that is where our volunteers are vital! What does the role involve? The fundraising volunteer role can be tailored around your current lifestyle and commitments. With the support of the regional fundraising team, we can discuss what tasks and time commitment you are comfortable with You will be building relationships within your local community and with our existing volunteering team across Scotland Engaging with potential supporters and educating audiences on our vital work Attending stalls, events and collections in your local area to raise crucial funds and awareness of our services Identifying opportunities within your local area and working with the regional fundraising lead on making approaches for support Having fun, learning new skills, meeting new people and gaining confidence The role is open to anyone over the age of 16 and we welcome volunteers of all ages and backgrounds. We are proud to be an inclusive organisation and we never discriminate in our volunteering recruitment.

Are you passionate about animal welfare? Are you looking to make a real difference whilst learning new skills? Would you like to meet like-minded people in your local community? Yes? Then the Scottish SPCA would love to hear from you! We are calling upon the people of Scotland to join our army of fundraising & community engagement volunteers that we urgently need. We are Scotland’s emergency service for animals – and we do it all without any government funding. Right now, fundraising is more important than ever but we need support in every Scottish community – that is where our volunteers are vital! What does the role involve? The fundraising volunteer role can be tailored around your current lifestyle and commitments. With the support of the regional fundraising team, we can discuss what tasks and time commitment you are comfortable with You will be building relationships within your local community and with our existing volunteering team across Scotland Engaging with potential supporters and educating audiences on our vital work Attending stalls, events and collections in your local area to raise crucial funds and awareness of our services Identifying opportunities within your local area and working with the regional fundraising lead on making approaches for support Having fun, learning new skills, meeting new people and gaining confidence The role is open to anyone aged 16 and we welcome volunteers of all ages and backgrounds. We are proud to be an inclusive organisation and we never discriminate in our volunteering recruitment.