We have exciting opportunities for people to assist volunteering at the Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums. As a Museums Collections Relocation Volunteer you can either help at the museums Kittybrewster Store and/or Aberdeen Treasure Hub in Northfield assisting in moving reserve collections, artworks and collection items to the Art Gallery. Working on conserving and identifying all items before and after the moving as well as packing and unpacking. Some admin tasks will be involved. Training in handling will be given. All Volunteers will be given the opportunity to join our team in conducting tours of our venues if interested. A fantastic opportunity and all help is greatly appreciated. Please contact Lorraine Nielsen at LNielsen@aberdeencity.gov.uk / Telephone: 01224 523673 for further details.

An amazing place to volunteer! Help this landmark and heritage centre take pride of place in community life by volunteering at Covesea Lighthouse. The Lighthouse needs people to join their volunteer team. They looking for volunteers for a variety of roles including: volunteer guides, help at the adjoining RAF Hertiage Centre, grounds maintenance and fundraising. Contact them to see how you can get involved.

We really value our dedicated and talented team of volunteers who all bring something different to helping preserve the historic ship HMS Unicorn. Opportunities include helping with visitor services, tour guide, archiving, painting, gardening, dressing up on pirates days, face painter, admin assistant, social media, bar, school groups…. There’s something for everyone so let us know what you can bring to the team. We have regular volunteer meetings and email updates and are open to the Saltire Awards. We have regular training and as a volunteer you can attend our live music and events free of charge. And, of course, the kettle is always on!

Volunteers would be taken through how to use the Calm database system and talked with about what goes in the index. They would then be able to go and read the papers on the microfilm machine (which they'll also be taught to use) and record the contents so that others can find information more easily. Someone will always be on hand to help.

Volunteers taking up an opportunity to help in the Visitors Centre have a variety of activities to choose from. As a member of the committee, you will be involved in planning the way ahead for this organisation. As a supporter , give your time and energy to help the business continue its success: Be a champion for our organisation! Publicity and promotion. Welcome visitors from coaches. Do you have good local knowledge? Share it with visitors and advise on the visitors information resources. Maintain good links with Tour Operators and other regular users of the Centre. Do you enjoy a 'bake off'? There's an opportunity to use those skills in the Centre. Help in the Café. Research ideas for interpretive displays. Maintain stock and display of retail stock.

Museum volunteer to help with archiving and cataloguing donated historic items. An eye for detail, patience and time required.

Good communication, PR and customer service opportunity. An opportunity to meet and greet members of the community.

Yes we are really excited to be putting call out for people to help us, over the last twelve months our visitor numbers have increased substantially and with the V&A opening in September we need to be ready for the huge rise in visitors to Dundee. We would like you to be part of that journey. Typical roles but not restricted to these as we regularly have projects coming in, Front of house meet and greet customer service advisors, Admin assistants with several roles to choose from, archivists, digital masters of facebook and social media and so much more! So if you are looking to change career and learn new sills, or indeed teach us some! You just might want to do something different or just enjoy your spare time helping us.

Shetland Arts has a tradition of volunteering: many of our staff came to be working in the arts as volunteers in some way or another, and our board of trustees, which provides strategic overview and governance of the work we do, is made up of volunteers. Along with being part of exciting cultural events across Shetland, our volunteers can use the experience to develop their professional and interpersonal skills while meeting lots of new people. If you're aged between 16-25 you can also log your volunteering hours as part of the Saltire Award scheme. We're really excited to be offering three new volunteering roles across our organisation to enhance and support the delivery of our creative output across Shetland. An Arts Liaison Volunteer provides the first point of contact for visiting artists to Shetland, greeting them at transport terminals and transporting them to their destination and helping out when required backstage. Access to a vehicle and a valid UK driver's licence is necessary for this role.

To circulate papers before meetings. (Every 6 weeks) Take minutes of meetings. Forward correspondence. Collect and forwrad post. Forward e mails. Be a trustee of the board. Participate in the business of the charity.