We have social groups providing activities or sometimes just a friendly environment for people with a visual impairment to come along and have a cuppa & blether. We're always open to suggestions for new activities. Volunteers would be welcome - to make tea and serve refreshments, to organise and run the activity, guide participants and to chat and generally keep things going.

We have social groups providing activities or sometimes just a friendly environment for people with a visual impairment to come along and have a cuppa & blether. We're always open to suggestions for new activities. Volunteers would be welcome - to make tea and serve refreshments, to organise and run the activity, guide participants and to chat and generally keep things going.

British Heart Foundation is looking for volunteers to join our shop teams, volunteers are the lifeblood of our organisation as well as contributing to a worthwhile cause. Volunteering is something practical you can do to help fight heart disease the UK's biggest killer. You will make new friends, learn new skills and have opportunities to develop within the British Heart Foundation, the shop manager will support you in your training and for your contribution you will also receive a 25% discount.

We have social groups providing activities or sometimes just a friendly environment for people with a visual impairment to come along and have a cuppa & blether. We're always open to suggestions for new activities. Volunteers would be welcome - to make tea and serve refreshments, to organise and run the activity, guide participants and to chat and generally keep things going.

Group Support Volunteers are responsible for assisting the LGBT+ Outreach Coordinator facilitate their group. Group Support Volunteers will help lead each group by welcoming members, setting group rules and enforcing them. They can promote activities and involvement, liaising with special guests and following up afterwards. They may be expected to give advice, information and/or support to service users. This may include one-to-one support. No qualifications are needed for this role as full training will be given although a background in support roles or previous group facilitation would be beneficial. A strong outgoing personality is recommended for this role as you will be expected to approach and engage with service users. We will be hosting our 4inclusion group on a monthly basis, and hope to commence an LGBT+ Games Group. Both will be held in locations in Elgin.

The Wisecraft Joinery Workshop provides joinery and woodworking activities to support our clients journey of recovery by creating and repairing furniture, garden pieces and small craft items. The activities provide a foundation for our clients to build self-confidence and to gain skills which may support their recovery and possibly lead to employment. We are looking for volunteers to develop good relationships with clients, and provide support and guidance in the use of tools and equipment, under the direction of the joinery supervisor. Skills and Experience No experience is necessary although it is desirable that you will have some DIY, woodwork and/or joinery skills. If you have the following skills and experience then we would love to hear from you – Enthusiastic – Passion and commitment to deliver a positive service Engaging – A good listener with a good sense of humour who likes to motivate and encourage participation. Knowledge of any aspect of joinery or woodwork is desirable but we can also provide some training. Location Wisecraft, 10 Lower Mill Street, Blairgowrie PH10 6NG Availability If you have any time available Monday to Thursday we’d love to hear from you. Benefits of Volunteering at PKAVS You will be joining a friendly and welcoming team that is dedicated to making a difference in the local community. An opportunity to share your skills, experience, and interests. You’ll be provided with a full induction programme to ensure you settle into your volunteering role with ongoing training programmes. There will be the opportunity to gain valuable experience and continuous learning. We can provide references in relation to your volunteering role if you are going into employment. More information on the Walled Garden and Wisecraft service can be found at: https://www.pkavs.org.uk/wisecraft-the-walled-garden/ If you would like to get involved please complete the application form telling us about your skills, experiences and interests and email to volunteering@pkavs.org.uk, alternatively applications can be posted or dropped off at – The Gateway, North Methven Street, Perth PH1 5PP We would love to hear from you, and once we receive your application we will be in touch to arrange a meet up at the service where we can introduce you to the work that we do.

We are looking for a team of volunteers to lead walks throughout Perth and Kinross, supervising clients and to inspire and encourage client participation. Our activities encourage clients to improve confidence and self-esteem, becoming more socially connected and enhancing their journey of recovery. Skills and Experience No experience is necessary. A First Aid certificate and Paths For All Walk Leader creditation would be advantageous but training can be provided If you have the following skills and experience then we would love to hear from you – Enthusiastic – Passion and commitment to deliver a positive service Engaging – A good listener with a good sense of humour who likes to motivate and encourage participation. Knowledgeable about the benefits of exercise and being active and enjoy motivating people of all backgrounds, while being part of a team developing good relationships with our clients and contributing to their health and wellbeing. Location Wisecraft, 10 Lower Mill Street, Blairgowrie PH10 6NG Availability If you have any time available on either Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday we’d love to hear from you. Benefits of Volunteering at PKAVS You will be joining a friendly and welcoming team that is dedicated to making a difference in the local community. An opportunity to share your skills, experience, and interests. You’ll be provided with a full induction programme to ensure you settle into your volunteering role with ongoing training programmes. There will be the opportunity to gain valuable experience and continuous learning. We can provide references in relation to your volunteering role if you are going into employment. As a PKAVS volunteer you will meet new people, have fun and learn new skills while helping others and playing an important part in contributing to your local community. More information on the Walled Garden and Wisecraft service can be found at: https://www.pkavs.org.uk/wisecraft-the-walled-garden/ If you would like to get involved please complete the application form telling us about your skills, experiences and interests and email to volunteering@pkavs.org.uk, alternatively applications can be posted or dropped off at – The Gateway, North Methven Street, Perth PH1 5PP We would love to hear from you, and once we receive your application we will be in touch to arrange a meet up at the service where we can introduce you to the work that we do.

As part of our Creative Wellbeing focus, we provide activities under the categories of Arts and Craft, Music, Performance/Drama and Creative Writing. Activities are provided in a supported environment to help improve confidence and self-esteem, working with each individual towards their recovery and improved overall wellbeing. We are looking for volunteers to assist in the preparation of activities and to inspire and encourage client participation. Skills and Experience No experience is necessary as we can provide you with the necessary training. If you have the following qualities and interests, then we would love to hear from you – Enthusiastic – Passion and commitment to deliver a positive service. Engaging – A good listener with a warm sense of humour who likes to motivate and encourage participation. Knowledge of any of our four arts areas, not essential as training can be provided, it is however an excellent opportunity for you to showcase any specific skills and interests you may have. Location Wisecraft, 10 Lower Mill Street, Blairgowrie PH10 6NG Availability If you have any time available Monday to Thursday we’d love to hear from you. Benefits of Volunteering at PKAVS You will be joining a friendly and welcoming team that is dedicated to making a difference in the local community. An opportunity to share your skills, experience, and interests. You’ll be provided with a full induction programme to ensure you settle into your volunteering role with ongoing training programmes. There will be the opportunity to gain valuable experience and continuous learning. We can provide references in relation to your volunteering role if you are going into employment. As a PKAVS volunteer you will meet new people, have fun and learn new skills while helping others and playing an important part in contributing to your local community. More information on The Walled Garden and Wisecraft service can be found at: www.pkavs.org.uk/wisecraft-the-walled-garden/ If you would like to get involved please complete the application form telling us about your skills, experiences and interests and email to volunteering@pkavs.org.uk, alternatively applications can be posted or dropped off at – The Gateway, North Methven Street, Perth PH1 5PP We would love to hear from you, and once we receive your application we will be in touch to arrange a meet up at the service where we can introduce you to the work that we do.

As a driver/escort you will play a major role in enhancing the lives of our service users by keeping people connected. Drivers and Escorts will work alongside each other transporting those attending our services from around Perth and the surrounding areas. Skills and Experience If you have the following skills and experience then we would love to hear from you – Experienced and confident driver with a D1 code on driving licence Enthusiastic – Passion and commitment to deliver a positive service Empathetic – Understand the demands placed on unpaid carers due to their caring responsibilities’ Engaging – Have a good sense of humour, listen and respond to carers needs and contribute new ideas for activities Minimum Age Volunteer Drivers must be at least 18 years of age. Location PKAVS Carers Centre, Lewis Place, Perth, PH1 3BD Availability Various – If you have any time available Monday to Friday we’d love to hear from you. Benefits of Volunteering at PKAVS You will be joining a friendly and welcoming team that is dedicated to making a difference in the local community. An opportunity to share your skills, experience, and interests. You’ll be provided with a full induction programme to ensure you settle into your volunteering role with ongoing training programmes. There will be the opportunity to gain valuable experience and continuous learning. We can provide references in relation to your volunteering role if you are going into employment. As a PKAVS volunteer you will meet new people, have fun and learn new skills while helping others and playing an important part in contributing to your local community. You can find out more about our Day Services at: https://www.pkavs.org.uk/carers/day-services/ If you would like to get involved please complete the application form telling us about your skills, experiences and interests and email to volunteering@pkavs.org.uk, alternatively applications can be posted or dropped off at – The Gateway, North Methven Street, Perth PH1 5PP We would love to hear from you, and once we receive your application we will be in touch to arrange a meet up at the service where we can introduce you to the work that we do.

Our Day Services offer carers an opportunity to take a break from their caring role safe in the knowledge that the person they care for will be well looked after and supported. The day clubs allow the cared for person some time away from their home environment and a chance to meet new people and try new things. We are looking to gather a highly motivated team of volunteers to assist in facilitating our various activity groups. Activities include board games, quizzes, guest speakers and other activities such as gentle exercise, relaxation techniques, baking, painting and crafts. We also regularly have day trips and holidays for both carers and those they care for. Skills and Experience No experience is necessary. If you have the following skills and experience then we would love to hear from you – Enthusiastic – Passion and commitment to deliver a positive service Empathetic – Understand the demands placed on unpaid carers due to their caring responsibilities’ Engaging – Have a good sense of humour, listen and respond to carers needs and contribute new ideas for activities Location PKAVS Carers Centre, Lewis Place, Perth, PH1 3BD Availability Various – If you have any time available Monday to Friday we’d love to hear from you. Benefits of Volunteering at PKAVS You will be joining a friendly and welcoming team that is dedicated to making a difference in the local community. An opportunity to share your skills, experience, and interests. You’ll be provided with a full induction programme to ensure you settle into your volunteering role with ongoing training programmes. There will be the opportunity to gain valuable experience and continuous learning. We can provide references in relation to your volunteering role if you are going into employment. As a PKAVS volunteer you will meet new people, have fun and learn new skills while helping others and playing an important part in contributing to your local community. You can find out more about our Day Services at: https://www.pkavs.org.uk/carers/day-services/ If you would like to get involved please complete the application form telling us about your skills, experiences and interests and email to volunteering@pkavs.org.uk, alternatively applications can be posted or dropped off at – The Gateway, North Methven Street, Perth PH1 5PP We would love to hear from you, and once we receive your application we will be in touch to arrange a meet up at the service where we can introduce you to the work that we do.