Aberdeen FC Community Trust (AFCCT) is an award-winning charity, existing to provide support and opportunity to change lives for the better, across the North East Scotland and beyond. AFCCT is the independent partner charity of Aberdeen Football Club and, together with the ‘hook’ of football, utilises the Club’s high profile, brand and connections to enhance the delivery of the trust’s charitable objectives to benefit local communities and positively influence others. We are currently looking for volunteers for our Football Memories Group. Football Memories Scotland delivers dementia-friendly reminiscence sessions in several locations throughout Aberdeen. These sessions are a powerful tool in improving the lives of people affected by dementia, social isolation and other conditions, using football materials and memorabilia to trigger personal memories and stories. We will train you to participate in, plan and lead these discussions. Both you and group members will have an enjoyable and fun experience and you will make a positive contribution to their lifestyles in many ways. Football Memories Scotland operates locally in partnership with various organisations, including Alzheimer Scotland, Aberdeen FC and AFCCT. We have been inundated with requests to deliver this fantastic initiative out in the community at various locations, and we need your help to do it! >Skills we are looking for: • Patience & Understanding • Skills in facilitating group sessions • Willing to attend training and learn • Work as part of a team • Organised and well planned • Good communication skills • An interest in helping others • Able to facilitate sessions monthly during the day & during the week >Sessions may be delivered at: • Care Homes • Sheltered Housing complexes • Hospitals • Community Centres • Pittodrie Stadium *If you are interested, or have further questions, please email claire.garrett@afccommunitytrust.org stating your reasons for wanting to volunteer and what skills you have that you can bring to the role. There will be a short interview process to complete before a start date is agreed. This role may be subject to a PVG check. The closing date for applications will be 15th November 2019.

WDCVS are looking for enthusiastic, reliable people to become Health Walk Leaders. The role of the walk leader will be to lead group walks using local walking routes in a safe, responsible and enjoyable way. The walk leader will work as part of a team to encourage and support members of the public to become more active. Health Walk leaders will support walkers at a pace that suits the walker, ensuring that everyone enjoys the walks. Health walks are free of charge and are taken on a regular basis. Everyone is welcome to come along, and Walk Leaders will be motivating and encouraging to all walkers regardless of ability or life circumstance. Health Walk Leaders will receive free training and will be supported by the project coordinator. After training we would like Health Walk Leaders to commit 6 months to the project.

WDCVS are looking for enthusiastic, reliable people to become Health Walk Leaders. The role of the walk leader will be to lead group walks using local walking routes in a safe, responsible and enjoyable way. The walk leader will work as part of a team to encourage and support members of the public to become more active. Health Walk leaders will support walkers at a pace that suits the walker, ensuring that everyone enjoys the walks. Health walks are free of charge and are taken on a regular basis. Everyone is welcome to come along, and Walk Leaders will be motivating and encouraging to all walkers regardless of ability or life circumstance. Health Walk Leaders will receive free training and will be supported by the project coordinator. After training we would like Health Walk Leaders to commit 6 months to the project.

This is an opportunity to work with a dedicated group of volunteers and members who attend the Beeslack Family Disabled Club on a Sunday from 12.30 – 3.30 p.m. The group are always looking for new ideas and are always willing to try new things. Members have expressed an interest in being able to take part in a cycling group to encourage physical exercise and general well being. This is a very sociable group who greatly value the opportunities and activities the club provides. It is also a valuable contribution to your C.V and volunteers under the age of 25 can work towards Saltire Awards.

Stenhousemuir FC's is a professional football club with the community at its heart. The Club is looking to recruit new people to help with the upkeep of Ochilview Park and Stadium. We require hands on individuals who can turn their hand to whatever needs done around the facility. Volunteers receive a free season ticket to attend Warriors home games for free.

ClubSport Aberdeen is a vibrant body directed by sports clubs, for the clubs. We provide a unified voice for sport clubs in Aberdeen at the top level across the city through our relationship with the Active Aberdeen Partnership (AAP). Our vision is to create the most vibrant sport club community in Scotland. We are currently expanding and have great volunteer opportunities as part of this. We are seeking a Social Media Committee member(s). Tasks will include: >Connect, promote and engage members. >Create regular posts. >Raise the profile of ClubSport. >Market events, membership and commercial partners. A fantastic opportunity to assist ClubSport Aberdeen and sports clubs across the city at an exciting time for sports. All help makes a difference and is greatly appreciated. For more information or to express an interest please email info@clubsportaberdeen.org or call 01224 507691.

The Bank of Scotland Soccer One programme is a training and games programme designed to give those children who do not play regularly with their school team an opportunity to stay involved in the game. The coaches we require would be responsible for delivering a set 20 week programme at 1 or more high schools across in their Local Authority

Walk leaders can make a significant difference to people’s lives as when you’re living with or after cancer, physical activity can help you make a positive change to your life. Doctors used to advise people to rest as much as possible during and after cancer treatment, however we now know that too much rest results in loss of muscle strength and low energy levels. It is for this reason that we are delivering the Move More project. The aim of the project is to support anyone affected by cancer to become more active by walking. Health walkers can enjoy a whole range of benefits including increased strength, improved mood and increased social interactions with local people and the local area. Walking requires no special equipment or expense and is the ideal way for most people to become more active.

- Do you have a few hours to spare and an interest in helping others? - Have a range of skills that you would like to share? Forfar Albion Junior Football Club would love to hear from you to help out in their shop during home matches serving hot and cold beverages and snacks.

As a volunteer you will be part of a Stirling Cycle Hub led ride and help out as part of the ride. You will be assisting us by checking all participants are enjoying the ride and are able to keep up with the group pace. Generally, being around and help to create a positive, supportive and most of all friendly atmosphere. As a valued volunteer you will be part of the cycle hub team who will make it possible to deliver great bike rides for the local community. Just get in touch with us if you are: • enthusiastic and passionate about cycling in general • interested in cycling in the Forth Valley area • looking to meet new, similarly minded people • wanting to spread the word about a cycling and why it’s great • wanting something great for your CV • keen on being outdoors