What Ambassadors Do – Main Tasks and activities - Representing Pain Concern in a professional manner - Build a network with local GP surgeries, NHS health board. - Pain Concern already attend Pain Management groups, to highlight long term support options available to graduates once their pain management programme has ended. Continuing this work will be a key part of this role. - Making conversation with members of the public as appropriate, and answering questions about the charity’s work. - Signpost to helpline, Pain Concern information leaflets, Airing Pain etc - Carry out research into community groups, local events and businesses in your area, so that you can contact them to attend fayres, exhibitions etc - Have personal experience of chronic pain (e.g., a diagnosis or experience of supporting a family member or friend). - Attend cheque presentations and local events officially thanking donors and hosts for their support - Adhere to Pain Concern’s policies and procedures at all times, including Safeguarding; Equality, Diversity and Inclusion; Health & Safety; Data Protection; Confidentiality; - Attend training and volunteer meetings - Keep your Volunteer Manager up to date on your activities, including the contacts you’ve made and talks that you’ve arranged.