Planning and setting up activities then helping at youth clubs with cooking, sports, arts & crafts, discussions, gardening and much more. We are looking for a volunteers who can commit to a regular club each week to support our youth work team, generally watching out for the safety of the young people and encouraging them to have fun through participating in different activities. Depending on your experience and interests, there may be opportunities to take forward your own project if you wish.

Being part of a team with 3 or 4 experienced session youth workers, facilitating activities and provision for children and young people. Light sports activity – Music Room – TV lounge and kitchen supervision.

Ponies Help Children is an organisation set up to help children with behavioural issues and special needs to connect with the horses. Volunteers will be required to help out with the horse maintenance, and assisting with the visiting children

Our volunteers will be supported to work within school with younger children, to enjoy meeting new friends, building relationships and have an interest in supporting young people. Carrying out activities to improve skills of children, build confidence and have fun. Helping children with their number work. To work with young people within school in small groups or one-to-one basis. Help young people with number work and other projects as they develop which could include reading, gardening etc Enjoy discussing our projects with support given. Our volunteers are asked to commit to at least two hours per school term week. Any day of the week, and any time within the school day.

Provide support to a young person as they prepare to transition out of receiving visiting support. A young person will be matched with a befriender for a period of 6 months, building on positive outcomes gained through visiting support and continuing work towards sustainable life changes. Befriending provides a ‘safety net’ at an important time of change. It enables young people to build social networks, reduce isolation, connect with the community and help them live independently.

Camphill School Aberdeen has exciting new volunteer opportunities to help. As a volunteer you will become part of a team within one of our 10 residential Care homes, set in beautiful surroundings 5 miles outside of Aberdeen City centre and close to the Deeside Railway line. We are currently seeking people to volunteer as: > Voluntary Coworkers within Residential School and Care Homes: Our pupils age from 12-25 years old and as part of your position, you will be with them when they attend the school, farm and gardens, workshops or even riding stables as part of their personalised daily routines and assist them with their tasks throughout the day. > Voluntary Farm and Gardens Volunteers: Our farm cares for cows, pigs, goats, hens and alpacas. As part of your position, you will be with our pupils when they attend the farm and gardens as part of their personalised daily routines and assist them with their tasks. > Voluntary Workshop Assistants: You will be with our pupils when they attend the various workshops (woodwork, metal, weavery, felt, candle, pottery, bike and Fruver- our food workshop)as part of their personalised daily routines and assist them with their tasks. These opportunities do not require you to have previous experience, we just ask that you are caring, patient and willing to help our pupils, have an interest in people and different ways of communications. Training is provided in induction and support given throughout the volunteering time within Camphill School Aberdeen. Fantastic opportunities to help with all assistance making a real difference and greatly appreciated. For more details please contact Naomi Paton, Recruitment Administrator at E Mail: n.paton@crss.org.uk or tel.: 01224 866162.

*Could you help develop outdoor play activities for children and young people? Would you like to help children and young people engage in activities, developing their social skills and opportunities to have fun?* Aberlour Futures Aberdeen provide a range of play opportunities for children and young people in Aberdeen, which include school holiday play programmes in local parks and communities. The drop-in holiday programmes are popular with families who attend sessions regardless of the weather. During the school holidays we also provide a Woodland Explorers project for children and young people with support needs. Our ‘Loose Parts’ schools based programmes are delivered in school during the school term. Volunteer Play Rangers support children to have fun, be creative, make friends and develop social skills. If you are looking for an opportunity to develop your own skills, while making a positive difference to the lives of children and young people in Aberdeen, this could be the opportunity for you. >What will I be doing? Volunteers can make a difference to a child or young person’s life by: • Assisting with outdoor (and occasionally) indoor play activities delivering ‘Loose Parts’ free play opportunities. • Encouraging children and young people to take part in activities to build confidence and have fun. • Helping to empower children and young people to identify what their interests are and what they would like to learn. For more details please contact Shonagh Ferguson, Volunteer Coordinator – North at E Mail: shonagh.ferguson@aberlour.org.uk or tel.: 07864 625069.

We are committed to supporting young people with changing their lives for the better via our youth and community programmes and dynamic sports centre, but we can’t do it on our own – and that’s where you can help! Transition Extreme's Volunteer Challenge is aiming to recruit a team of awesome volunteers to help us raise much needed funds! By volunteering some of your time to help to support our work and raise some much needed funds, you can make a real difference to what we can offer our local youngsters and their communities. If you are interested in volunteering your time or taking part in a local event to raise funds for the centre or even want to host your own fundraising event, please get in touch. All help is greatly appreciated and makes a real difference. For more details please contact Sam Begg (Fundraising Manager) E Mail: s.begg@tranisition-extreme.com or tel.: 01224 626279.

We offer flexible volunteering roles for any adult interested in volunteering with us. There is the option of working directly with young people in exciting, adventurous ways - such as camping, hiking, cycling, kayaking, etc. We also have other roles involving programme planning and delivery of a balanced programme to our young people, including assistant section leader roles where you are able to communicate with other adults and collaborate to create a new, stimulating activity based programme. If you would prefer to be involved behind the scenes, we offer administration opportunities behind the groups where there's a need for finance management, secretaries and a chairperson, who can effectively lead meetings to benefit the Scout Groups they are working with.

We offer flexible volunteering roles for any adult interested in volunteering with us. There is the option of working directly with young people in exciting, adventurous ways - such as camping, hiking, cycling, kayaking, etc. We also have other roles involving programme planning and delivery of a balanced programme to our young people, including assistant section leader roles where you are able to communicate with other adults and collaborate to create a new, stimulating activity based programme. If you would prefer to be involved behind the scenes, we offer administration opportunities behind the groups where there's a need for finance management, secretaries and a chairperson, who can effectively lead meetings to benefit the Scout Groups they are working with.