Do words like 'hashtag' and 'likes' sound, interesting to you? Join us and become part of the Market Place team, helping to promote and encourage more people to get involved in the community in East Ren. Help us by maintaining and developing our Twitter and Facebook page, promoting this message to more people. Become a Social Media Volunteer today!

Volunteering Changes Lives! Can you assist with online listings - you will be very welcome at the British Heart Foundation Furniture and Electrical Store. There are lots of benefits to volunteering, such as developing your existing skills, perfect for enhancing your cv, gaining new skills and supporting a cause you care about. Whatever your reason for joining, you can expect to have lots of fun and meet some great people. For further details please contact Ricki, on 01224 432910 / email.: a25@bhf.org.uk or pop in past the store at 236 Union Street, Aberdeen.

Each night of the week, Bridge FM have a Request Show and a Studio Assistant is needed for each one. The Studio Assistant is responsible for looking out music which is requested by patients and additional music which will fit into the style of music on the programme. The Studio Assistant will also deal with telephone and email requests. The cleanliness and tidiness of the studio complex is operated on a rota system between the Studio Assistants for each evening and everyone is expected to do their fair share of work. The Studio Assistant is also responsible for maintaining the CD library and may be needed to take part in on air content.

Hi, this is a great opportunity to use your IT and marketing skills. We currently use wordpress, facebook and mailchimp to advertise our stalls and work. We have a marketing strategy in place and we really need help delivering it. As an organisation, we don’t have the skills to take our IT and marketing strategy any further, so we would be looking for you to have a really hands on approach to taking it forward with guidance from current members in terms of material to use. We are thinking you are currently a student on a digital marketing course looking for hands on experience or maybe you work, or have worked, in that field and have time to spare. The commitment would be a couple of hours a week throughout the year. You will learn lots about allotments, growing food locally and cooking with seasonal, locally grown produce. We are a friendly bunch of people who are enthusiastic about encouraging people to eat more fruit and veg, to grow their own, to reduce food miles and to reduce food waste from allotment sites. For further details please contact Cath Pilley at email: theallotmentmarketstall@gmail.com

Sported supports over 3,000 amazing community groups that use the power of sport to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people. We support sporting groups in and around Aberdeen City. Our volunteers are carefully matched with a Sported member clubs within their locality, who they then support on a one-to-one basis to help them with the business side of their affairs. We support groups who are utilising sport to bring about real social difference throughout the UK so you’ll be paired with a group that are doing really inspiring work. These groups are doing incredible work but require some guidance around the business side of their organisation in order to survive and thrive. If you’ve got over 5 years in a range of business areas including the following then we’d love to hear from you: *Fundraising *Marketing *Business Planning *Impact & Evaluation *Governance *Finance *Strategic Planning This is a great opportunity to make a lasting impact on a community group in your area. If you enjoy working with people and have a desire to make a difference then please does get in touch. Good support is provided to all volunteers. Sported volunteers are given full induction training prior to starting volunteering and will be supported by a Volunteer Services team to assist them in their role. For more details please contact Mark Bingley, Volunteer Services Projects Lead at EMail: volunteer@sported.org.uk or tel.: 020 3848 4670.

Parkinson’s Volunteer Educators give presentations to residential and home care agency staff to improve their knowledge of Parkinson’s and understand how to better support people with the condition. Parkinson’s UK would like to expand its network of volunteer trainers to enable us to reach a greater number of care staff across Scotland. Our aim is to help professionals to better understand Parkinson’s and subsequently improve their practice. We will provide training to enable you to plan and deliver a short one hour presentation on Parkinson's using prepared flip charts and notes to groups of staff working in care homes and home care agencies in your local area. This will involve: • Contacting care providers by letter or email to offer your session, responding to requests for sessions received via the Parkinson's UK web site or that have come via the local area/country team. • Delivering sessions in care homes or care agencies locally at mutually convenient time. • Participating in support meetings (face to face or by telephone) with the Education Adviser Scotland. • Completing and forwarding monthly reports on your sessions to the Education team administrator. Many Parkinson's volunteer educators have Parkinson’s themselves or some experience of the condition either within their family or professionally. The role brings many rewards whether you have direct experience of Parkinson’s or not. Volunteering in this role will allow you to: • Increase your own knowledge and understanding of Parkinson's and the wider work of the charity • Share your knowledge and experience of the condition with interested professionals, improving their practice and care for people with Parkinson’s • Access further learning and development opportunities • Be part of a UK-wide organisation that values and recognises the vital contributions of its volunteers. Previous volunteers have reported that the volunteer educator role is very rewarding and worthwhile. Feedback from care staff attending the sessions has also been consistently positive and sessions are very much valued. Ideally you will have experience in public speaking and will: • Be enthusiastic, enjoy speaking to groups and manage a group effectively • Have an understanding of Parkinson's the condition, the wider work of Parkinson's UK (training provided on this) and have empathy with the aims of the charity • Be computer literate and have basic administrative and telephone skills, as this role will require you to contact care homes by telephone and/or email to arrange dates and times for presentations. • Have access to your own car and be able to travel within your local area as agreed with the Education Adviser.

Parkinson’s Volunteer Educators give presentations to residential and home care agency staff to improve their knowledge of Parkinson’s and understand how to better support people with the condition. Parkinson’s UK would like to expand its network of volunteer trainers to enable us to reach a greater number of care staff across Scotland. Our aim is to help professionals to better understand Parkinson’s and subsequently improve their practice. We will provide training to enable you to plan and deliver a short one hour presentation on Parkinson's using prepared flip charts and notes to groups of staff working in care homes and home care agencies in your local area. This will involve: • Contacting care providers by letter or email to offer your session, responding to requests for sessions received via the Parkinson's UK web site or that have come via the local area/country team. • Delivering sessions in care homes or care agencies locally at mutually convenient time. • Participating in support meetings (face to face or by telephone) with the Education Adviser Scotland. • Completing and forwarding monthly reports on your sessions to the Education team administrator. Many Parkinson's volunteer educators have Parkinson’s themselves or some experience of the condition either within their family or professionally. The role brings many rewards whether you have direct experience of Parkinson’s or not. Volunteering in this role will allow you to: • Increase your own knowledge and understanding of Parkinson's and the wider work of the charity • Share your knowledge and experience of the condition with interested professionals, improving their practice and care for people with Parkinson’s • Access further learning and development opportunities • Be part of a UK-wide organisation that values and recognises the vital contributions of its volunteers. Previous volunteers have reported that the volunteer educator role is very rewarding and worthwhile. Feedback from care staff attending the sessions has also been consistently positive and sessions are very much valued. Ideally you will have experience in public speaking and will: • Be enthusiastic, enjoy speaking to groups and manage a group effectively • Have an understanding of Parkinson's the condition, the wider work of Parkinson's UK (training provided on this) and have empathy with the aims of the charity • Be computer literate and have basic administrative and telephone skills, as this role will require you to contact care homes by telephone and/or email to arrange dates and times for presentations. • Have access to your own car and be able to travel within your local area as agreed with the Education Adviser.

Parkinson’s Volunteer Educators give presentations to residential and home care agency staff to improve their knowledge of Parkinson’s and understand how to better support people with the condition. Parkinson’s UK would like to expand its network of volunteer trainers to enable us to reach a greater number of care staff across Scotland. Our aim is to help professionals to better understand Parkinson’s and subsequently improve their practice. We will provide training to enable you to plan and deliver a short one hour presentation on Parkinson's using prepared flip charts and notes to groups of staff working in care homes and home care agencies in your local area. This will involve: • Contacting care providers by letter or email to offer your session, responding to requests for sessions received via the Parkinson's UK web site or that have come via the local area/country team. • Delivering sessions in care homes or care agencies locally at mutually convenient time. • Participating in support meetings (face to face or by telephone) with the Education Adviser Scotland. • Completing and forwarding monthly reports on your sessions to the Education team administrator. Many Parkinson's volunteer educators have Parkinson’s themselves or some experience of the condition either within their family or professionally. The role brings many rewards whether you have direct experience of Parkinson’s or not. Volunteering in this role will allow you to: • Increase your own knowledge and understanding of Parkinson's and the wider work of the charity • Share your knowledge and experience of the condition with interested professionals, improving their practice and care for people with Parkinson’s • Access further learning and development opportunities • Be part of a UK-wide organisation that values and recognises the vital contributions of its volunteers. Previous volunteers have reported that the volunteer educator role is very rewarding and worthwhile. Feedback from care staff attending the sessions has also been consistently positive and sessions are very much valued. Ideally you will have experience in public speaking and will: • Be enthusiastic, enjoy speaking to groups and manage a group effectively • Have an understanding of Parkinson's the condition, the wider work of Parkinson's UK (training provided on this) and have empathy with the aims of the charity • Be computer literate and have basic administrative and telephone skills, as this role will require you to contact care homes by telephone and/or email to arrange dates and times for presentations. • Have access to your own car and be able to travel within your local area as agreed with the Education Adviser.

Parkinson’s Volunteer Educators give presentations to residential and home care agency staff to improve their knowledge of Parkinson’s and understand how to better support people with the condition. Parkinson’s UK would like to expand its network of volunteer trainers to enable us to reach a greater number of care staff across Scotland. Our aim is to help professionals to better understand Parkinson’s and subsequently improve their practice. We will provide training to enable you to plan and deliver a short one hour presentation on Parkinson's using prepared flip charts and notes to groups of staff working in care homes and home care agencies in your local area. This will involve: • Contacting care providers by letter or email to offer your session, responding to requests for sessions received via the Parkinson's UK web site or that have come via the local area/country team. • Delivering sessions in care homes or care agencies locally at mutually convenient time. • Participating in support meetings (face to face or by telephone) with the Education Adviser Scotland. • Completing and forwarding monthly reports on your sessions to the Education team administrator. Many Parkinson's volunteer educators have Parkinson’s themselves or some experience of the condition either within their family or professionally. The role brings many rewards whether you have direct experience of Parkinson’s or not. Volunteering in this role will allow you to: • Increase your own knowledge and understanding of Parkinson's and the wider work of the charity • Share your knowledge and experience of the condition with interested professionals, improving their practice and care for people with Parkinson’s • Access further learning and development opportunities • Be part of a UK-wide organisation that values and recognises the vital contributions of its volunteers. Previous volunteers have reported that the volunteer educator role is very rewarding and worthwhile. Feedback from care staff attending the sessions has also been consistently positive and sessions are very much valued. Ideally you will have experience in public speaking and will: • Be enthusiastic, enjoy speaking to groups and manage a group effectively • Have an understanding of Parkinson's the condition, the wider work of Parkinson's UK (training provided on this) and have empathy with the aims of the charity • Be computer literate and have basic administrative and telephone skills, as this role will require you to contact care homes by telephone and/or email to arrange dates and times for presentations. • Have access to your own car and be able to travel within your local area as agreed with the Education Adviser.

Parkinson’s Volunteer Educators give presentations to residential and home care agency staff to improve their knowledge of Parkinson’s and understand how to better support people with the condition. Parkinson’s UK would like to expand its network of volunteer trainers to enable us to reach a greater number of care staff across Scotland. Our aim is to help professionals to better understand Parkinson’s and subsequently improve their practice. We will provide training to enable you to plan and deliver a short one hour presentation on Parkinson's using prepared flip charts and notes to groups of staff working in care homes and home care agencies in your local area. This will involve: • Contacting care providers by letter or email to offer your session, responding to requests for sessions received via the Parkinson's UK web site or that have come via the local area/country team. • Delivering sessions in care homes or care agencies locally at mutually convenient time. • Participating in support meetings (face to face or by telephone) with the Education Adviser Scotland. • Completing and forwarding monthly reports on your sessions to the Education team administrator. Many Parkinson's volunteer educators have Parkinson’s themselves or some experience of the condition either within their family or professionally. The role brings many rewards whether you have direct experience of Parkinson’s or not. Volunteering in this role will allow you to: • Increase your own knowledge and understanding of Parkinson's and the wider work of the charity • Share your knowledge and experience of the condition with interested professionals, improving their practice and care for people with Parkinson’s • Access further learning and development opportunities • Be part of a UK-wide organisation that values and recognises the vital contributions of its volunteers. Previous volunteers have reported that the volunteer educator role is very rewarding and worthwhile. Feedback from care staff attending the sessions has also been consistently positive and sessions are very much valued. Ideally you will have experience in public speaking and will: • Be enthusiastic, enjoy speaking to groups and manage a group effectively • Have an understanding of Parkinson's the condition, the wider work of Parkinson's UK (training provided on this) and have empathy with the aims of the charity • Be computer literate and have basic administrative and telephone skills, as this role will require you to contact care homes by telephone and/or email to arrange dates and times for presentations. • Have access to your own car and be able to travel within your local area as agreed with the Education Adviser.