Be a Bikeability Instructor and train school children to cycle safely! Bikeability is today’s cycle training programme. It’s like cycling proficiency, but better! It’s about gaining practical skills over 3 levels, understanding how to cycle on today’s roads, giving the skills and confidence for all kinds of cycling. Levels 1, 2 and 3 take trainees from the basics of balance and control, all the way to planning and making an independent journey on busier roads. Volunteer with Fife Council (who support the Bikeability project) with support from the Bikeability co-coordinator. Training will be provided to enable volunteers to deliver levels 1, 2 and 3 Bikeability. You will have the opportunity to be alongside other volunteers who may be parents, teachers of members of the local community. Sessions can vary depending on the individual schools timetable e.g. could be 1 hour per week for 6-9 weeks or 3 block sessions per week of 3 hours in one week. This role would suit a person who is enthusiastic about cycling, volunteering with young people and being outdoors.

Kidz Club is a low cost playgroup style scheme that meets on a Saturday morning. Children aged 3-8 are welcome to be dropped off by their parents between 10.30 and 12.30 in order to give parents a short break, and allow the children to socialise in a safe environment. The club is charged at £2 per child, 50p for each additional sibling, and older siblings are welcome to come along as helpers - ensuring that parents who need it can have an affordable break to get on on a weekend morning. The role would include planning snacks, activities and outdoor sessions for the children.

Volunteers would be required to help run the Parent + Toddler group with a vision of possibly leading on this in the future. Tasks involved will include: - Taking Register - Setting up activities/crafts etc - Interacting with the Parents + Toddlers - Encouraging parent interaction - Set-up of tea/coffee and snacks - Clearing up at end of group - Responsible for money handling

The main part of the WW100 Exhibition is a visual interpretation of 100 stories of people and events for the first world war, created by 100 young people from across Scotland. The exhibition uses traditional printmaking techniques, combined with innovative technology. As a WW100 Volunteer you will support the delivery of the WW100 exhibition when it's in your area. This could see you any of: welcoming members of the public and groups visiting the exhibition on arrival; dealing politely and professionally with queries from those visiting; identifying any problems (both potential and actual) and informing the staff as they arise; maintaining and replenishing resources as required; assisting with evaluation of WW100 exhibition by encouraging feedback and collecting data; undertaking duties ad-hoc as requested by the exhibition team; supporting the staff team in setting up and down each day.

Join the youth club which meets on a Thursday evening in Collydean Community Centre from 6pm-8pm. Children from p3-p7 meet every week to take part in a range of activities from baking to film nights, sports activities, board games and crafts. They're looking for someone who gets on great with children who can help to lead the group. You'll be involved in arranging the programme, delivering activities and - most importantly - ensuring you and the children have fun. Full training and support will be given.

Join the Youth Cafe which meets on a Monday night, 6pm-8pm. This activity is open to s1-s3 young people, where they are invited to come along and take part in activities such as baking, crafts and Xbox. The group is youth-led so the Centre is looking for adults to facilitate and support the young people to do what they would like to do.

Volunteers will supervise and play with children within Ballast Bank Community Centre whilst their parents attend the Community Hub. The role will involve playing games with the children and ensuring their safety at all times. This opportunity will take place on Wednesday, 12.00-2.30pm. Volunteers should have some knowledge about working with children and willingness to learn. Training will be provided for the role. Subject to PVG. Once the creche is established the organisation will be looking at the possibility of being able to provide a community creche in other centres in Inverkeithing where parents meet.

Aberlour Sycamore services offer a safe and loving place to live for children who have experienced abuse or trauma. They pride themselves on their person-centred focus and strong commitment to the individual development of each child, emotionally, socially, physically, and intellectually. Children are supported to take part in hobbies and get the same encouragement they would find in a family home environment. Volunteers can make a difference to a child's life by: • Spending regular time 1:1 to build a trusted relationship • Sharing in an activity or hobby to develop interests and have fun • Encouraging the child to take part in group activities to build confidence • Giving the child someone to talk to in order to develop communication skills • Being a consistent figure in the child's life through life transitions If you have a genuine interest in the wellbeing of children, and you live in the Fife area, Aberlour would love to hear from you.

Do you like working with children? Do you have any experience in managing people? Are you ready for a fun new challenge? 80th Fife Scouts are urgently seeking a Group Scout Leader to manage and support the Scout Group and its leaders. This role needs someone who can provide leadership, motivation and guidance to our other adult volunteers, who are working directly with children. You don't need any prior experience of scouting to apply for this role, they will make sure you are fully trained and supported.

Volunteers would be required to work alongside the children of the nursery, as well as older kids from the local high school to help them develop their garden areas. The volunteer will listen to their ideas and help come up with ways in which to implement these. The children play a big part in this project and we just need the right volunteer to come along to make this happen. All supplies will be provided. Volunteer will educate the kids about horticulture, and share their knowledge/experience.