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Website Designer
Ealing Racial Equality Council
Much of this flexible volunteering role can be done from home in your own time. You'll be designing a website for Ealing Racial Equality Council (EREC), including its CAP (Community Advice Programme) project. EREC provides free legal advice in all areas e.g. human rights, racial discrimination, housing, debt
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Online Mentoring
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Horsesmouth
Horsesmouth is a safe, purpose-built, confidential website for informal e-mentoring. We are looking for anyone who has an experience to share and is aged sixteen plus to volunteer and become a mentor.At sixteen or indeed 60 you may be wondering what qualifies you to be a mentor. Well you don't have to have any training or qualifications. Horsesmouth is not a professional advisory service. What it is, however, is a sounding board for those occasions in life when people really want to talk to someone whos been there and done that.So, if you have some time to spare (10 minutes or 10 hours) you can help support and inspire others by registering as a mentor. From starting a business to starting a family; from life with cancer to life as a carer; from which A level, NVQ or undergraduate course to whither an MBA; someone needs what you know. As a mentor you will be asked to complete a fairly thought provoking questionnaire. It shouldnt take any longer than 15 minutes to complete, but after its been approved you can get online and respond to calls for help.A key principle of the Horsesmouth site is that we all have something to give and gain so in addition to mentoring someone, you may find your own mentor on Horsesmouth.
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Volunteer Home Visitor
Age Concern Bedfordshire
Volunteers are required to visit older people (50 +) in Leighton Buzzard and the south of Bedfordshire generally in their homes to assist with the completion of benefit forms or direct payment four weekly returns. Volunteers work in a team of two or as individuals and not only assist with the completion of forms but will also chat to clients to see if there are any other ways Age Concern Field Workers from the Support or Welfare Services can offer further help such as home, gardening or odd job help etc. Volunteers will need to be able to get to Bedford for the initial trianing and observation of supported home visits.
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Website Assistant/Online Researcher
The Wisdom Trust
To assist with online research, fundraising online, developing education programmes and help at exhibitions. This opportunity is suitable for those interested in virtual volunteering.
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Web Designer
Wisdom Trust, The
People with Web design skills will be able to help develop our website as well as take part in other areas of the Trust's activities. Time Flexible.
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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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Fundraiser
Ealing Racial Equality Council
Help with funding bids to support Ealing Racial Equality Council carry out its valuable legal advice work in areas such as racial discrimination, housing issues, and debt advice. You'll research funding possibilities and complete bid application forms. This vital role can make a real difference to extend the work that EREC is able to carry out to help disadvantaged people in Ealing. Much of the volunteering can be done in your own time from home.
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Tribunal Support Service
IPSEA (Independent Panel For Special Education Advice)
IPSEA's Tribunal Support Service (TSS) provides two levels of support to parents, and volunteers choose to be either a Telephone Support Volunteer or a Tribunal Representative Volunteer. It is possible to switch between the two if your circumstances change. All volunteers would assist parents with:General advice on the Tribunal and its procedures; Preparing the case statement; Making decisions about evidence to be submitted and further evidence to be obtained; Negotiating with the Local Authority.Telephone Support VolunteersWorking from home, you will provide the initial contact for parents who are appealing to the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal (SENDIST) and will make an initial assessment of the level of support a parent requires. Tribunal Representative VolunteersWorking from home, you will provide advice, support and representation for parents who are appealing to the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal (SENDIST) and who have been assessed as requiring a higher level of support including representation at the Tribunal hearing. This is likely to involve the drafting of papers for the Tribunal and some liaison with potential witnesses, schools and the local authority.What we ask our volunteers to doWe ask Telephone Support Volunteers to take a minimum of three new cases per month. The volunteer will telephone the new parents given to them every month, talk through their situation and after applying the relevant criteria, advise the parent of the level of service IPSEA can offer them.We ask Tribunal Representative Volunteers to take a minimum of five cases per year in their nominated geographical area. The volunteer will telephone the parent and advise them in detail on their case and continue to advise them up to the hearing.
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Advice Line Volunteer
IPSEA (Independent Panel For Special Education Advice)
The Advice Line operates from one central freephone number which is diverted by volunteers to their own telephone. Working from home, you will give advice over the telephone to parents who call our freephone Advice Line. The Advice Line advises parents on all aspects of the statutory assessment and statementing processes, except for Tribunal appeals.We ask our Advice Line volunteers to cover one session each week for a three-month period. During any one year we ask that you cover at least two three-month periods. The current Advice Line sessions are: Monday to Friday 10am - 1pm, 1pm - 4pm and 7pm - 9pm.There is likely to be some follow-up work which may take place outside of the allocated session, e.g. calling a parent back after researching an issue (or checking with your legal support worker) or after receiving papers from a parent.
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Virtual YAT
vinvolved Coventry (VAC)
The Youth Action Team is a group made up of young volunteers aged 16-25 who help develop, influence and support the vinvolved teams activity in Coventry. We are now launching a new role Virtual YAT.vinvolved rely heavily on the important input that young people give them through their YAT roles. However, not everyone can commit to attending all the meetings required for many of the roles. The Virtual YAT role will allow you to have your say and be consulted on a range of ideas and activities presented by the vinvolved team. This could involve you identifying a community issue and highlighting what activities you want locally to tackle the issues. The YAT also have a budget so you could have your say on how that budget is spent to develop youth volunteering in Coventry.The beauty of this role is that its all virtual, you may be required to respond to emails or online survey without even leaving your bedroom and you can still work toward gaining your national v awards and the many incentives vinvolved Coventry offer their young volunteers.
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