Volunteering opportunity will teach volunteers to deal with costumers. Everyday tasks will include stock circulation that includes pricing, ironing stocking in the shelfs for storage. On the shop floor maintain cleanliness and tidiness. Window design changing every week, that will help to develop self esteem and develop artistic skills which is always needed in working in retail. Working with till ,organising books ,assist customers to the changing rooms, give costumers advise.

At Access Orkney, we believe that everyone should have equal access to the community and opportunities. Our mission is to create an inclusive environment where disabled individuals can fully participate and thrive. We envision a future in which disability is not a barrier, but rather a celebration of diversity. We are looking for a notetaker to take minutes for the secretary. Our meetings take place every two months, usually on a Monday, and lasts for around 90 minutes. What could a volunteer gain from the experience? This would be an opportunity to support disabled people to improve access and inclusion in Orkney. All the members either have a disability, or are carer to a disabled person, or someone who has a long-term health condition. You would gain an awareness and an understanding of challenging issues that disabled people faces daily.

Full Description: Victim Support Scotland is the leading charity dedicated to helping people affected by crime across Scotland. Our Support Services provide free and confidential emotional and practical support to anyone affected by crime in Scotland. We offer bespoke support, personalised to the needs of each individual. We are looking for more people to join our incredible team of volunteers who provide information, guidance, emotional support and practical assistance to help anyone affected by crime, including victims, witnesses their families and friends. This may take place in person, online, and in court.

The Fa'side Community Pantry in Tranent is an initiative set up to tackle food poverty. We are looking for Volunteers to help with the running of the pantry and to serve the members of the community. You will be assisting by helping keep the pantry area clean and tiny. Organising and checking stock to ensure it is in date and suitable to hand out. Aswell as helping with food donations and deliveries. Overall, you will be getting to help and interact with the community.

We need your help! Can you please spare 2 hours to support this event and help us with bucket collecting to raise vital funds for our veterans - Scotland’s Ex-Service men and women. We are looking for volunteers with a happy friendly personality, you don’t need previous experience, we will give full training and support. The event is fully accessible, and volunteers can bring additional support if required. Please help with setting up, selling raffle tickets, collecting donations and running the Erskine Stands. You can choose a 2 hour session between 11:30am and 5pm on Sunday 26th May (or more) to help us bucket collect and welcome everyone along! The Erskine Motorbike Meet is the biggest bike meet throughout the west of Scotland. You can expect over 1,000 bikes, a fun filled family village, market stalls and some amazing food. There will be enjoyment for everyone with a bouncy castle and bungee jump for the daring! As a thank you for helping, you will receive free access to the Motorbike Meet. It is always a fantastic fun event, with the chance for civilians to mingle with some of our inspiring veterans – everyone is welcome! Benefits: · Feel excited, cheery, and thrilled! · Free access to the Motorbike Meet - impressive bikes in a stunning landscape setting · Opportunities to socialise and meet new people. · Build your confidence. · Gain work experience. · Our volunteer opportunity counts towards the Saltire and Duke of Edinburgh Award · Volunteering with Erskine Veterans Charity is a chance to develop and gain new skills.

Fife Area Support Team is looking for enthusiastic people to join the team as volunteer Panel Practice Advisors. Your role would be to support Panel Members through feedback to ensure the strongest possible decisions are being made for They are looking for people who have good assessment, observation, and communication skills. Above all else the are looking for people who care about making a difference in the lives of children and young people attending hearings in Scotland. If this sounds like you then you are exactly who they need! To register you place, please email childrens.panel@fife.gov.uk.

Who can resist the chance to help restore a 'lost' 15th century walled garden here in Edinburgh? Or to get fit without paying gym costs? We are keen to recruit volunteers for a wide variety of gardening tasks. You don't have to have specific gardening skills – enthusiasm counts. A wide variety of activities are involved in the restoration project – digging, clearing, weeding, planting, general repair and maintenance of sheds, greeting, helping with planning, harvesting seasonal produce being some of them.

Would you like to join a small team of volunteers and gain experience in a cafe? Are you a non-judgemental person who would like to help provide food to the community of Buckhaven? Buckhaven Baptist Church is looking for volunteers to support the running of their Cosy Cafe and food distribution service. Cosy Cafe is in its seventh year and is a place for the community to come together which offers cereal, filled rolls, hot food and sweet treats for free from 10am – 1pm every Wednesday. The food distribution service runs 12 – 2pm on a Wednesday, where bags of food are given out to the community for a small charge of £1. Volunteers can get involved with preparing food, serving customers, distributing food bags, and other tasks around the cafe. If you would like to get involved and make a difference, get in touch now.

Looking for an opportunity to make a difference in your community and gain valuable board experience? Look no further than Fife Sports and Leisure Trust! As the region's leading sports and leisure services provider, the Trust is committed to improving health and wellbeing for all ages and abilities in Fife. As a charitable trust, they prioritise affordable and sustainable physical activity opportunities for everyone, regardless of income or ability. As a Director, you shoulder the crucial responsibility of overseeing and controlling the activities of the Trust. Directors are entrusted with various duties, ensuring the company's success and adherence to its purposes. If you have a strong business background or relevant professional expertise and experience, they invite you to join their dynamic team. Don't miss your chance to shape the sustainable future of Fife Sports and Leisure Trust and make a meaningful impact on the lives of community members.

HDCC (Halbeath and Duloch Community Council) is looking for local residents in the Halbeath and Duloch parts of Dunfermline, from all backgrounds, to get involved with the Community Council and make a difference to their local area. Community Councils are comprised of people who care about their community and want to make it a better place to live. They are keen to attract new members who would be willing to attend their monthly meetings (on the first Monday evening of each month) and enable them to be more active in the community. They are specifically looking for a new Treasurer to manage their finances. Someone with a financial background (or aspiring to a career in finance) would be ideal but no particular experience is required, and training can be provided.