Do something amazing and volunteer with North Lanarkshire Council. By choosing to join us as a sports assistant, you will be directly improving and enriching the lives of people in your local community. With the right help and support everyone can enjoy a healthier and happier life. What’s involved? • Supporting employed Sport Coaches/leads/co-ordinators with the delivery of the session • Communicating instructions and commands using clear simple language • Follow session plan for the activity/sport and offer support to participants when necessary • Ensure each session/activity is delivered in a safe environment • Assist the Programme Coach/leads/co-ordinators with keeping registers and ensuring equipment is safely returned. • To communicate effectively and inform and assist wherever appropriate, all members of the public involved in the programme whilst maintaining a professional and customer orientated approach at all times What will you get out of it? • Experience working within a sporting environment and supporting coaches • The ability to enhance the lives of young people through engagement and fun activities. • Ability to be involved in future projects/events/sessions if applicable. Qualities and skills required for the role: • Enthusiastic, out-going personal and motivated individual. • Confidence to engage with young people and encourage participation in activities. • Interest in sport or physical activity/working with youths. We ask that volunteers commit, where possible, to one session each week.

he Inclusive Homework Club was founded in 2018 to create an educational support hub for people with learning difficulties and from disadvantaged backgrounds. Our team of dedicated volunteers is at the heart of what we do, providing education support and encouragement to children, families, and adults who need it most. By volunteering for the Inclusive Homework Club, you will gain new skills and experiences, but most importantly you will make a difference in the educational outcomes of children, whose parents are unable to fully support them. We provide extra support for children with: •Learning difficulties. •Asylum-seeking, refugee, and/or ethnic backgrounds. •Families who have difficulty providing extra support. •Adult learning courses for Asylum-seeking, refugee, and/or ethnic backgrounds and anyone looking to learn new skills. We are urgently looking for Tutors who can provide educational support in Secondary Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Maths, as well as supporting Primary students. We help children from P1 up to S6 in a wide range of subjects, so whatever your skills we want to hear from you! Each session lasts one hour, and we require a minimum commitment of two hours per week. Currently, volunteering will take place face to face Monday - Wednesday. Thursdays are entirely dedicated to online sessions. Our schedule is as follows: • Monday/ Tuesday: 4pm-7pm at Kinning Park Complex, 43 Cornwall St, Glasgow G41 1BA. • Wednesday: 4:30pm-6pm at Clyde Community Hall, 41 Whitefield Rd, City, Glasgow G51 2YB. • Thursday: 4pm-7pm, online. If you are interested please click the ‘Apply’ button below (available when logged in and registered). You will then be contacted by the Project Coordinator by email or phone. If you have not heard back after 5 working days, the first step is to contact the Project Manager, Firdaus at firdaus@inclusivehwclub.org.uk. You could also check your junk/spam folder on your emails just in case the response is there. If that doesn’t work out then please feel free to contact Volunteer Glasgow at info@volunteerglasgow.org. A PVG is required to become a tutor so all interested applicants must be able to pass a background check. Due to urgency, having an existing PVG membership is highly preferred. However, we will start your PVG application if needed and related costs will be covered by us. Once you have your PVG cleared you are ready to go! We will have training on the 8th January 2024 (4-7pm) For more information, feel free to contact Borui (Volunteer Coordinator) at borui@inclusivehwclub.org.uk or 07482695432 - they will get back in touch during office hours, Monday to Wednesday 11.00am-6pm.

We are a welcoming team who strive to promote and work together in the delivery of our radio passion. If this is you get in touch, No experience required and in most cases volunteer when suits you. As an internet station we work from home to bring our vision to the listener. We have a number of volunteers with a wealth of experience in radio and some who have none but have built up the confidence to try new experiences in radio production and presentation. We also meet face to face or by zoom and through Facebook so someone will always be there for advice and support. We currently need volunteers to write scripts, produce and/or voice new commercials for our Ayrshire Online Radio.

We are a welcoming team who strive to promote and work together in the delivery of our radio passion. If this is you get in touch, No experience required and in most cases volunteer when suits you. As an internet station we work from home to bring our vision to the listener. We have a number of volunteers with a wealth of experience in radio and some who have none but have built up the confidence to try new experiences in radio production and presentation. We also meet face to face or by zoom and through Facebook so someone will always be there for advice and support. We currently need volunteers to compliment David, the Taximan in sourcing, producing and presenting short traffic and travel bulletins to help our radio listeners travel safely across Ayrshire.

We are a welcoming team who strive to promote and work together in the delivery of our radio passion. If this is you get in touch, No experience required and in most cases volunteer when suits you. As an internet station we work from home to bring our vision to the listener. We have a number of volunteers with a wealth of experience in radio and some who have none but have built up the confidence to try new experiences in radio production and presentation. We also meet face to face or by zoom and through Facebook so someone will always be there for advice and support. Duties may include: Identifies potential advertisers and sponsors for programming and website. Develops marketing and advertising initiatives to promote Ayrshire Online Radio. Monitors advertising initiatives, participates in market exhibitions. Organises meetings and trade fairs by identifying, gathering, and managing needs, creating connections, developing timetables and responsibilities, and managing email newsletters. Flexible volunteering according to volunteers commitments and availabilities.

We are a welcoming team who strive to promote and work together in the delivery of our radio passion. If this is you get in touch, No experience required and in most cases volunteer when suits you. As an internet station we work from home to bring our vision to the listener. We have a number of volunteers with a wealth of experience in radio and some who have none but have built up the confidence to try new experiences in radio production and presentation. We also meet face to face or by zoom and through facebook so someone will always be there for advice and support. Radio scriptwriting is one of the secrets of having an interesting ongoing conversation on air. While many people assume that live broadcasters come up with all their content on the spot, successful radio professionals often plan carefully, just as professional actors rehearse extensively, so their delivery seems spontaneous. Duties: Scriptwriting for radio productions, events or website and/or voice on-air for what is happening in the community, what’s on promotions, etc.

We are a welcoming team who strive to promote and work together in the delivery of our radio passion. If this is you get in touch, No experience required and in most cases volunteer when suits you. As an internet station we work from home to bring our vision to the listener. We have a number of volunteers with a wealth of experience in radio and some who have none but have built up the confidence to try new experiences in radio production and presentation. We also meet face to face or by zoom and through facebook so someone will always be there for advice and support. We are now in a position to promote Ayrshire online Radio to the wider community and are looking for energetic fun people to assist in getting us out there. This could be at fetes, shopping malls etc. You Must be 16 or over for this fun experience. You may be handing out leaflets or getting people to take photos with our Photo Board.

We are a welcoming team who strive to promote and work together in the delivery of our radio passion. If this is you get in touch, No experience required and in most cases volunteer when suits you. As an internet station we work from home to bring our vision to the listener. We have a number of volunteers with a wealth of experience in radio and some who have none but have built up the confidence to try new experiences in radio production and presentation. We also meet face to face or by zoom and through facebook so someone will always be there for advice and support.

Beloved Rabbits, a Scottish Rabbit Rescue charity, is seeking a creative and skilled individual to join our team as a Video and Photo Content Creator Volunteer. This role will be responsible for capturing and creating visually compelling content to support our mission. Key Responsibilities: Content Creation: Capture high-quality images and videos showcasing the personality and unique qualities of rescue rabbits. Develop visually engaging content for various purposes, including social media, educational and promotional materials, and campaigns. Editing: Edit photos and videos to enhance visual appeal and storytelling. Collaborate with the marketing team to ensure content meets the organization's standards. Collaboration: Work closely with the marketing team and other content creators to coordinate efforts and align with overall messaging. Incorporate feedback and revisions to enhance the quality of content. Timely Delivery: Complete content creation and editing tasks within agreed-upon timelines, especially for time-sensitive campaigns and events. Communicate effectively about project progress and potential challenges. Skills and Qualifications: Proficient in photography and video editing tools. Strong portfolio showcasing content creation skills. Ability to capture the essence and personality of rescue rabbits. Collaborative mindset with excellent communication skills. Passion for animal welfare. Benefits: Contribute to the visual representation of a respected animal rescue organisation. Showcase and enhance your video and photo content creation skills in a non-profit setting. Collaborate with a dedicated and passionate team. Make a positive impact on the lives of rescue rabbits. Location: Remote (Scottish residents preferred). Occasional site visits across Beloved Rabbits premises, events and foster care homes will be required, by arrangement. Time Commitment: Flexible, typically a few hours per week

Re-engage is a charity that is positive about older age and committed to fighting loneliness so that people can have social lives and friendship groups however old they are. They inspire and enable meaningful connections and shared experiences within communities across the UK for people over 75 facing loneliness and social isolation. Volunteers work together to create better communities and help to enrich the lives of their members by giving them something to look forward to. Older people who may have felt very alone, now feel valued as individuals, continue to form friendships, and have groups that give support. The group make sure that people know they are important well into old age. Respectful, determined, warm, pioneering, and local: they are Re-engage and they are bringing generations together. Tea party group coordinators are a vital part of the Re-engage team. Tea parties provide a lifeline of friendship for all the older people, and the regular, warm, friendly chats and companionship provide a vital link with the outside world from which they have become isolated. Over time, the members of the group will get to know each other well and together you will spend many hours full of fun, laughter, and stories. As a tea party group coordinator, you will ensure older guests know when and where the next tea party will be held and who will be collecting them each month. This is an administrative role that requires planning and scheduling, you must be comfortable organising monthly events with volunteer hosts, socialising, communicating with people and resolving issues that might arise. You will need a DBS (England and Wales) or PVG (Scotland) for this role. Sometimes, tea party group coordinators are also drivers or hosts for their group, but this is not a requirement of being a coordinator. Tasks include: • Welcoming new volunteers and ensuring they have the right checks in place. • Checking ID documents for a DBS (England) or PVG (Scotland) when required. • Meeting / communicating with older guests prior to them joining the group. • Reporting group activity to Re-engage via the feedback form. • Responding to any issues and queries from the volunteers and older guests in your group. • Following all guidance in your group coordinator training modules to ensure that the tea parties are enjoyable, appropriate, and in line with the charitable aims. • Reporting any safeguarding issues that may arise or have been bought to your attention. • Planning and scheduling monthly tea parties. • Contacting hosts and arrange a rota of venues for the year. • Organising the monthly event, ensuring that tea party volunteers (hosts and drivers) have all the support and information they need. • Being the main point of contact for all the volunteers and older guests in your group (an average group has a total of between four and 12 people).