Project Theatre is looking to strengthen our Board of Trustees through the appointment of more board members to join our current board. Board members are responsible for maintaining the overall strategy and objectives for the organisation and monitoring performance in partnership with the Artistic Director and the company is looking for a mix of skills and experience to match our needs. Applications from people who have experience in the arts, creative industries, business, working with young people, charity governance, fundraising, finance and marketing would be particularly welcome. Project Theatre is an award winning Scottish performing arts organisation that celebrates the energy, experience and potential of all young people. Established in 2008, the company provides a platform for young people to express themselves, be creative and creates live theatre and performing arts experiences driven by our Positive Performance approach. Project Theatre is the only performing arts organisation in our local area working in this wide ranging way and has established a reputation for high quality, diverse work which reflects an eclectic range of performing arts styles underpinned by pushing boundaries and challenging stereotypes. The organisation currently produces at least two productions a year and offers training development opportunities for young people throughout the year via classes, workshops and community projects.

Lingo Flamingo are a vibrant social enterprise with a mission to share the joys of language learning far and wide. We offer engaging, light-hearted and interactive language classes to older adults in various locations across Scotland. All of what we do is inspired by research which shows that learning a language at any age can help slow cognitive decline. We believe wholeheartedly that it is never too late to learn! For our latest project, we are teaching Scottish Gaelic in day centres and care homes in Scotland. We are looking for individuals with Gaelic language skills to help with the various stages of this exciting new project! We are initially looking for individuals with interest in translation and/or tutoring to translate our pre-existing workbooks into Gaelic. This would be done remotely, and would require applicants to have access to emails. A personal computer is desirable but not essential, as we would be able to provide a computer on loan. The translating role has a time commitment of around 1 hour a week over a 2 month period. Experience of translation work is not essential, and volunteers will be supported throughout by Lingo Flamingo's Learning Manager. As part of the second stage of the project, we are looking for people to teach small groups of adults using the newly designed workbooks. Teaching experience is helpful, but not essential, as we will provide comprehensive online teacher training. The tutoring time will require a time commitment of 1-2 hours per week, but with lots of flexibility according to your needs. Individuals are welcome to help with both roles outlined above, or whichever best suits their interests. We will provide training on our teaching methods and practices, as well as ongoing support and mentoring for both roles. If you have teaching experience, or experience translating and creating teaching resources, feel free to get in touch via our website at https://www.lingoflamingo.co.uk/contact or directly on email: info@lingoflamingo.co.uk We're looking forward to hearing from you!

Aerial Art House is looking for a video maker to produce a video for a crowdfunding platform. The Video Producer will be responsible for leading on, creating and delivering compelling video content for Aerial Art House

Volunteer requires for garden and car park maintenance at a vibrant art centre in Dunfermline Town Centre. This opportunity is ideal for someone who is hard working and enjoys working outdoors and takes pride in maintaining high standards

The Board of Trustees is responsible for the governance and operation of our growing charity which is re-purposing historic Madelvic House as a thriving creative centre benefiting the local community. Our Board covers the roles of Chair, Treasurer, Secretary and Communications. As our operation grows, we need to expand our capacity and would particularly welcome someone with fundraising expertise. We are a hands-on Board, supporting our Development Coordinator and small team of volunteers.

Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop (ESW) is looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the grounds around our building which will include weeding and clearing foliage, some trimming of hedges and other similar jobs. Time commitment requirement is dependent on the person applying and their availability, even just 1 day would be good and we are also open to people coming regularly over the summer.

Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop has three areas of planted open ground alongside its purpose built sculpture making facilities adjoining the cyclepath on Hawthornvale in Newhaven. The original planting scheme is faring well but we need to be able to maintain it properly and are looking for someone who would be able to help us with this, either to discuss the best approach with members of staff and do some work on it, or to supervise some volunteers on specified work days.

Meet and greet all customers to the tearoom, Serving light lunches, snacks , cakes and hot refreshments Clearing away of dishes and maintaining a clean and tidy tearoom and kitchen, Loading and unloading of dishwasher, Cash handling for the tearoom, Sale and records of any cabinet items, Stock upkeep and replenishment, Basic housekeeping of the tearoom and kitchen, Maintain a consistent high standard of presentation, Keep informed of the activities of the centre.

Meet and greet all customers to the centre ,Answering the telephone, Dealing with enquiries, Taking bookings for courses,Taking enquiries and referrals for functions, Showing visitors around the centre, Processing credit card payments, Cash handling and giving receipts, Keeping records of all transactions, Maintaining a good knowledge of the activities of the centre, Promoting the activities of the centre, For the evening shift-ensuring all lights are switched off and the building is locked.

*Lingo Flamingo is battling dementia through language - Join the flock! Lingo Flamingo is a non for profit organisation who teaches languages to older adults in care homes, day centres and retirement communities. Recent research shows that speaking a second language can postpone the effects of dementia by up to 5 years. We therefore use languages (Italian, Spanish, French or German) as a vehicle to empower the minds of older adults. We are looking for talented and passionate volunteers who would like to share the gift of languages with other people. Many of the people we teach are living with dementia or other conditions which are usually thought of as being barriers to learning, but we want to show that by adapting to everyone’s needs and focussing on having fun, it is never too late to learn another language! To volunteer with us, you need to be available for an hour a week over a 10 week period. We offer teaching training to prepare you for the role, so teaching experience is not necessary. All we ask if that you are reliable, compassionate and motivated to teach others! If this all sounds like exactly what you've been looking for please get in touch via our website at https://www.lingoflamingo.co.uk/contact or directly on email: info@lingoflamingo.co.uk