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Marketing & PR (for pioneering ADHD brain training)
6 Locations
Games for Life
We provide 'mind-controlled' educational games for attention-related difficulties) see demo link http://www.gamesforlife.co.uk/handheld-learning-award-finalistFurther info belowWe require a person to manage our email enquiries, calls to database, social media marketing, PR and forge further children lliances.A 10-week PA intervention within Herts County Council schools by the University of Hertfordshire in a small sample of kids with ADHD (some on meds) showed a reduction in one of the core symptoms of ADHD.Project starting with Barnardos
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Non-Uniformed Police Volunteer
Volunteer Centre Hartlepool
The role of a volunteer is designed to enhance the work of the police and provide additional support in the area where the volunteer lives or works. All volunteers assist police and staff who are then able to concentrate on policing duties. As a result there are more officers on the streets and improved community support. If you have 3-4 hours a week to spare, are possibly considering a career in the police, got skills you think we can use or want to give something back to make your community a safer place to live and work then we would like to hear from you.Group Ref : CPol
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Witness Support
Victim Support
Witness Support Volunteers cover 3 criminal courts in Bedfordshire. They are required if possible one day a week during day time. Attending court can be an intimidating and stressful experience for people. Our Witness Support Volunteers are there to provide emotional and practical support. This is an interesting and varied role that can include visiting court with the witness prior to giving evidence, accompanying witnesses into court or help them read through statements or listen to their concerns, to providing support for vulnerable witnesses via video link We are looking for volunteers who are able to give us a time commitment of 1 full day per week (9.30-3.30 Mon to Friday)
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Telephone Helpline Volunteer
First Steps to Freedom
Volunteers are needed to run Self-Help groups on the telephone, these groups are specifically structured to aid anxiety sufferers. If preferred one-to-one 1 week courses, also over an 8 week period and this would involve one-to-one with sufferers.Trainee voluntees undergo 8 week training programme by phone and once trained they are closely supervised and monitored for the first three months.Volunteers attend monthly Volunteer Support Group Meeting (on the phone).The 0845 helpline is from 10am to 10pm and volunteers work one 4 hour shift per week when the helpline is switched over to each volunteer's home telephone.
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Front line volunteers in Victim Support and witness service
Victim Support Devon
Volunteers support people who have been affected by crime. This includes calling them and offering practical support such as help with an insurance claim. You achieve great emotional support in just listening. You may visit people in their homes or elsewhere to talk things through.One you have volunteered for about six months, there's an option of specialising with further training in, for example, domestic violence, sexual violence, young victims or supporting young people bereaved by crime.
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Carers Support Line Volunteer
Devon Carers Support Line
The support line offers carers someone to talk to. You would be helping to reduce the isolation of carers and those for whom they care.The group provides trainng and support that will help you develop new skills and gain confidence
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Helpline Volunteer
Anxiety Alliance
Anxiety Alliance is looking for volunteers to work on their telephone helpline.
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Helpline and Support Services Volunteer (Home Based)
BEAT
Working from home to support people affected by eating disorders via telephone or email, or by approving messages submitted to the BEAT messageboards.
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Telebefriending - befriending on the phone (work from home/work)
Friends of the Elderly
Are you a good listener; friendly, patient and enjoy talking on the telephone?Our Telebefriending Service creates befriending relationships on the phone between volunteers and isolated older people.Volunteers phone 1 -3 older people in England or Wales, to reduce their feelings of isolation and loneliness and enhance their contact with the outside world.Volunteers call on a regular basis and build up firm friendships over time, on the phone. The calls will be made from your own home or place of work, in line with Employer Supported Volunteer schemes.Time Commitment:You will call an older person at least twice a month for up to half an hour.Training:We provide full training, offer regular social events and reimburse expenses.
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Helpline Volunteer
First Steps To Freedom
Offer Help advice and support to the families and sufferers of stress/anxiety disorder, by answering telephone calls of this nature. The work will be carried out at home over a period of 2 - 4 hours p/w
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