Volunteer drivers with Moray Food Plus help pick up, collect and distribute food, and any other driving duties associated with the organisation. Volunteer drivers need to be over 25 and have a clean driving licence. The successful candidate will need to be comfortable driving a transit van.

Volunteers will have the satisfaction of enabling a diverse range of community groups and also Tweeddale residents with a disability to access social and recreational activities, attend meetings and appointments etc. Volunteers can benefit themselves from the outings and may choose to get further involved with groups for whom they drivet. Drivers also benefit from MIDAS (minibus Driver Awareness Scheme) training which is recognised throughout the UK as the standard course for volunteer drivers involved in community transport.

To run a monthly lunch group for adults who have an acquired brain injury. This is an informal and fun group of about 10 people who all get on and have a laugh together. To support adults with acquired brain injury have an enjoyable lunch together in the community. The role involves chatting to service users and helping them socialise. The lunch venues and tables will be organised and booked by our administrator so you are only required to attend on the day and have fun. The role may involve giving some advice and reassurance about sensitive matters but any specific 1-1 support will be passed on to their rehab worker at Momentum. Following the group, any concerns/issues should be passed onto Momentum staff and a register taken.

To run a monthly lunch group for adults who have an acquired brain injury. This is an informal and fun group of about 10 people who all get on and have a laugh together. To support adults with acquired brain injury have an enjoyable lunch together in the community. The role involves chatting to service users and helping them socialise. The lunch venues and tables will be organised and booked by our administrator so you are only required to attend on the day and have fun. The role may involve giving some advice and reassurance about sensitive matters but any specific 1-1 support will be passed on to their rehab worker at Momentum. Following the group, any concerns/issues should be passed onto Momentum staff and a register taken.

Do you enjoy driving and meeting people? Can you help us by driving blind and partially sighted people from their homes to various appointments, activities and services within your local area? This would be done using your own vehicle. Most of the driving would be done on Thursdays. A fantastic opportunity to help and all assistance is greatly appreciated. For more details please contact RNIB Volunteer Recruitment Team at E Mail: volunteering@rnib.org.uk or tel: 01733 374 450.

Day Centre Assistants foster a friendly and supportive atmosphere within the group by: Welcoming and accompanying/escorting older people on the premises. Arranging and or facilitating appropriate activities during groups sessions. Offering support and assistance to enable all members to participate as full as they wish in the activities. Serving pre-prepared meals and teas and coffees. Washing and tidying up. Occasional escorting on community transport.

We hope to recruit a volunteer van driver for the Oxfam shop in Inverness. The Inverness shop is surrounded by huge rural area. We would love to provide supporters of the charity with a service to collect their donations when it is difficult for them to visit town. We also hope that a volunteer driver would be able to help us picking up and delivering stock with nearby Oxfam in Elgin and even onto Aberdeen. There is a lot of work to be done, so the job would either suit someone who wants to commit to a greater or lessor amount of time.

Volunteer drivers provide a personal and friendly service to cancer patients in Lanarkshire to enable them to travel in comfort to and from their hospital and day care centre.

East Kilbride and District Shopmobility require Mini Bus Drivers to develop our mini bus service by diving our mini bus throughout East Kilbride on planned routes, collecting service users and taking them home again. This is a good opportunity to develop knowledge of working in a charity and community transport setting, working with people with restricted mobility and disabilities and customer service skills.

We are looking for volunteer drivers to transport some of the vulnerable young people we work with to various locations throughout South Lanarkshire to participate in activities. Most of this work takes place during weeknights, especially during school term time.