As part of the Library and Information service of Leisure and Culture Dundee, your role will be to work within an informal library environment to support customers to develop their basic I.T. skills. This role will have a focus on developing individuals skills to enable the customer to engage with Internet based welfare rights and employabililty systems. Main tasks include providing training to individuals covering a variety of basic I.T. skills such as sending emails and using search engines, helping customers to use databases and Internet based welfare rights and employability systems, and signposting customers to specialist agencies and services.

We are looking for enthusiastic, friendly volunteers to help coordinate collections in and around Edinburgh City Centre. You'll be joining a team that covers every city, every town and every village in Scotland. A team that helps us pin up to five million poppies onto Scotland's coats, jackets and jumpers. We need Supermarket and local Area Organisers to grow the Appeal in your area.

Van driver required , must be aged 25 and over and hold a clean full driving licence. Main duties will include driving, deliveries and collection,but must also be able to lift heavy items of furniture into and from clients houses

The workshop is a safe alcohol / drug free working environment. Our aims are to support our workers and where possible enable them to enter into mainstream employment. Working in a supported workshop, assisting worker / volunteers with barriers to employment e.g. mental health, drugs / alcohol issues, to carry out assigned tasks.

Working in a professional kitchen or in the community café and get the chance to learn about the catering industry. The kind of volunteering opportunities that are available at The White House would be from food preparation, general kitchen work, front of house serving, clearing tables.

As an Events Volunteer you will Plan an event within your local community, Create a marketing plan for selling event tickets, Develop links within the local community, Liaise with suppliers to ensure the best service for your event, Ensure your event complies with fundraising best practise and health and safety guidelines, Build relationships with members of the public and promote a positive and professional image of the charity.

Makers’ Mentor following full training on the equipment will be in charge of helping the beginner makers. It will include operating a large scale Epson digital printer, vinyl cutter, OKI white toner printer, heat-press, laminator and optionally-a screen printing set for printing onto garments. In return the Makers’ Mentor will be allowed to use the equipment for personal use for free.

We are a Social Enterprise, a division of Royal British Legion Industries. We specialise in producing road and rail signage for the commercial market. We also have a digital print room and some specialist engineering capabilities. Our mission statement: To enable veterans and others* with disabilities to regain their independence through personal development involving employment and skills while providing a professional service and high quality product. The volunteering roles mostly entail working within our manufacturing facility. Volunteers, depending on their interests will try out new skills under supervision: from using machinery in sign-making to helping with packaging our products and dispatch. We also take on fulfilment tasks on a few set days each month and these tend to be less demanding but an opportunity to work in a small group while having a blether in a fairly relaxed environment. We see fulfilment as a growth area. More skilled volunteers may find that they are able to apply for paid roles (Living Wage) when vacancies arise. There is no pressure for people to do this and nor is there any guarantee, however, our most recent recruit volunteered for 5 weeks (1 day/week) before securing a job after interview. Paid employees stay with us for 18 months and we help to secure work beyond SBMC in the lead up to the end of their contract: so opportunities for paid work will come round. *We are a service charity but also help non-military people with disabilities.

Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, life limiting genetically inherited condition with 1 in 25 people carrying the faulty gene that causes the condition. There is currently no cure for Cystic Fibrosis. The Butterfly Trust is the leading provider of social support to the Cystic Fibrosis community of Scotland. We were founded in 2002 to provide face to face services for people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Our aim is that people living with Cystic Fibrosis will have access to the support they need to ensure they can benefit from optimum homecare and enjoy the best quality of life in the community. Our support workers are our first point of contact with clients responding to requests that are often for practical help (such as employment, benefit or housing forms) but also just someone to talk to. Support workers receive training to develop skills in understanding and completing official forms and can be trained to provide advocacy if they wish to be more challenged. Volunteering is a fantastic way to make a difference to the life of someone else, and an opportunity to enhance your own life and build new skills. This is a great opportunity to enhance your CV, gain relevant experience for a future career or fill your time doing something valuable PVG will be required for this role.

Does zipping around with one of our Shaw Trust drivers and helping to collect stock for our shop sound like a good day out? We are looking for volunteers who enjoy being out and about, to help our retail drivers collect stock from the public and businesses in the local area. We are looking for volunteers who enjoy being out and about, to help our retail drivers collect stock from the public and businesses in the local area. The role will require you to help deliver empty bags to properties around the local area, then collect the donations and load and unload stock at our sites.