At present we have a website, just recently constructed but needs to be optimised. We have an independent Twitter account and a Facebook page but the Facebook account is connected to the manager's personal Facebook page. We, therefore, need to develop an independent Facebook page for the charity. We believe it would also be advantageous to the charity to have an Instagram page. We need a volunteer, or volunteers, to create a new Facebook page and an Instagram page. To moderate, promote and develop the charity on social media creating a profile that will hopefully assist us in promoting our work and increase our online fundraising. We also need that person, or persons, to optimise our website profile on the Internet to drive more views to our website. This will hopefully lead to more people becoming members of the charity and making donations to the charity via our website and social media pages.

We are publishing/printing a newspaper and are looking for volunteers to train up to assist in this. Is also good for work experience. Should be computer literate and able to write articles etc. Proof reading skills an advantage. For more information about this interesting and exciting opportunity please contact: Paigham Mustafa T: 01224 635616 E: xeitre@hotmail.co.uk

CASE stands for Caring And Sharing Effectively and the project began in Kilmarnock in December 1999 as a charity with the vision that it would be supported entirely by volunteers so that all the money would go to local community projects & selected projects abroad with the aim of helping those in need. We need more volunteers to work in our charity shop assisting customers with purchasing of goods, preparing items for sale, providing customer advice & taking payments for goods. Volunteers will learn new skills & gain experience to add to their CV, meeting new people, other volunteers & customers will help to build self-confidence which can help people getting back into the workplace.

Office administration and accounts opportunities available in our office in King Street for suitable volunteers. Should be computer literate with word and excel skills. For more information about this interesting and exciting opportunity please contact: Paigham Mustafa T: 01224 635616 E: xeitre@hotmail.co.uk

Shoebox volunteers carry out a variety of tasks - eg checking that the items in boxes are appropriate, ensuring they are wrapped, packed and recorded and generally ensuring that the smooth processing of boxes makes it possible

The role is to talk to groups in your local community leaving them with the challenge to support TWAM through the groups you speak to will be diverse in nature You will be speaking in your general geographical area but how far you go is up to you as you are free to accept or decline talk requests as you wish.Typical tasks may include Taking calls and emails and arranging talk engagements Preparing a presentation Carrying out the talk Passing on any donations made

When you take part in a volunteering project through Concordia, you can be sure you’ll be making a real difference to a community, and to yourself. For nearly 70 years now, we've provided volunteering and work opportunities overseas and here in the UK. Today we work with 80 like minded, non-profit partner organisations from 60 countries, to offer medium and short term community volunteering, around the world. A selection of projects is available for teenagers aged 16 and 17. Types of international volunteer projects include conservation, restoration, archaeology, construction, arts, children’s play-schemes and teaching. Board and accommodation is free of charge for projects in Europe, North America, Japan and South Korea. For projects in Latin America, Asia, Middle East and Africa volunteer pay an extra on arrival fee of approx. £150/200 that covers food and accommodation, as well as funding the programme in the country.

We are a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation working in Scotland and in Ukraine. At present we are wholly dependent on receiving donations from private sources but hope to attract government funding in the very near future. We work in Scotland and Ukraine improving the lives of disabled people. This includes supplying wheelchairs and mobility aids to those in need in Ukraine and advising on inclusive environments, both civil engineering and architectural, to reduce the isolation that disabled people face both in Scotland and in Ukraine. Not only do we need funding to maintain our existing level of work but we need to expand, especially in Ukraine where we are looking to develop a base in the west from where we can service disabled people throughout the country including distributing wheelchairs and mobility aids to vulnerable disabled people in need. If we can raise sufficient funds we can comfortably enhance the quality of life for 1.8 million disabled people in Ukraine over a three-year period.

Gavins’ Mill café is situated within in this 400 year old watermill on the banks of the Allander water in the town of Milngavie. Supported by a full time Café supervisor the café team of volunteers serve our home baking and fresh soups, all made by volunteers, as well as teas coffees. Our café is vegetarian and focuses on serving home made and fair trade teas and coffees. Our servers are only required to serve, no cooking is required. Our menu is simple and wholesome and very good value. We are fortunate to have a small but lovely outside terrace for our visitors to enjoy their coffees and lunches in the summer months. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys talking to the public, making them feel welcome and well looked after as we are known for friendly personal service and have many regular customers who enjoy our freshly baked scones of a morning or our interesting soups. They know their money spent goes to our fund to buy Gavins Mill for the local community and chose to support us for this reason over other local cafes

The role of driver is to arrange the hire of a van as needed and to drive to collect tools from our collectors in Scotland and also members of the public when they have a large load, and deliver to the Cowdenbeath refurbishment centre. This role can be flexible and tasks may indclude: Hiring a van, loading and unloading the van, carrying out pre- and post-visit checks and recording the journey log. We provide full induction and volunteer handbook on starting. The induction will include van checks.