A fun youth club with lots of activities and crafts. Be part of a sociable team of volunteers.This is a very rewarding opportunity to be part of making a small difference to the young people that attend the youth club. Role includes being a good listener, working in a team supporting children and young people

You could be involved in supporting people with their physical, skills or volunteering section - you would inspire and support them to work towards personal targets. You might want to supervise expeditions or assist with training the young people to undertake their expedition. The opportunities are many and varied but you will be making a difference to young people in Shetland.

Provide support, advice and information to 16-25 year olds in need of assistance. Provide emergency food packages, laundry and shower facilities. Support young people to attend the local housing office and job cenre if required. Complete paper work and collate data in relation to support contact with young people. Develop working relationships with external support agencies to refer young people on in a planned and appropriate manner. Communicate effectively with the service delivery teams.

The Volunteer role is varied and can involve supporting children/young people to take part in arts and crafts, sports, cooking or drama, working behind the tuck shop and helping with a range of club projects. If you have a particular skill that you can bring to the club, e.g. football, crafts or music, that's great, but not essential, as what's important is that you can connect with and get on with children and young people. You will be supporting Youth Work staff, and so will be working as part of a team. The club generally operates during school term times.

Unit Helpers are trained to help work with small groups of young people, help prepare unit and financial records. Helping in the preparation of the financial records for the unit. A Unit Helper can be either a woman or man aged between 18 - 65 and does not need to wear a Guide Uniform.

Renfrewshire Leisure is looking for volunteers to help out with their sports and activity camps, schools and community sports clubs which run at various times though-out the year. This volunteering opportunity will provide you with experience of working in this field and you will have the opportunity of receiving rewards such as a free gym pass and/ or sports coach education. Organisation aims and objectives Leisure Trust Sports & Leisure activities

We are looking for mentors for our Youthworks Mentoring programme. Youthworks mentoring is a programme designed to support young people exiting employment through Community Jobs Scotland or are leaving school and heading towards a negative destination. After taking part in group mentoring circles focusing on personal development, young people will be matched with a mentor to work with them 1:1 to set goals and action plan. Mentors will also support young people to follow a career path chosen by them, this may be further or higher education, employment or training. Young people will be supported by mentors to effectively transition into their next stage and sustain this. Mentors and young people will be matched based on hobbies, interests and personalities.

To help in YMCA offices in all aspects of work to development skills that will help on career path

You can work with children from the age of 5 up to the age of 18. We have 3 age groups including Anchor Boys (5 to 7), Junior Section (7to 10) and Company Section (11 to 18). You need to be 19 or older to be considered for the position. The disclosure certificate will be required before you can work with the children. You can pick any age group to work with and select which activities you want to engage with. We have a badge structure which you can get involved in a wide variety of activities including games, sports, hobbies classes and supervision duties.

Assist with group and one to one play and recreational activities at organised events. You will be required to respond to the changing needs of the young people with whom you will work and interact, as well as encourage and advise the children when carrying out specific activities such as swimming, skating, walking. Volunteers will also be assisting with developing individual skills such as arts and craft, bakery, sculpture and writing skills for those participating in written magazine work. You will be required to act as a sighted guide from one base to another where appropriate and provide transport assistance both by car, taxi or mini bus and follow passenger training procedures.