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Lifetracks Project Group Member

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YouthNet

Love the web? Want to be part of an exciting online project? Our new website called Lifetracks is all about helping young people make decisions about their work, training and study options. We want our site to inspire and inform young people as well as supporting them through some of the biggest decisions they'll ever make.We're looking for people aged 13-25 to help us make the new website the best work,learning and skills resource on the web. It's a great opportunity to learn more about how websites are developed over time and to make sure that the site meets the needs of the people who will use it.You will be invited to take part in an exclusive online community to discuss and debate ideas that will directly shape the content and functionality of the website. Work is already underway and we need your support through testing, creating content and providing ongoing feedback on its' progress.This is a virtual volunteering role but there will be opportunities to take part in offline meetings and groups as the project progresses.

Ushers

DanceEast

DanceEast brings world-class dance to the East of England. We are looking for ushers for a number of upcoming performances. Volunteers would be briefed about the evenings performance and then asked to greet guests, check tickets, sell programmes and answer general questions before the performance and during the interval. DanceEast will be presenting an electic programme of performances throughout the year, widening the experience of audiences and bringing a new and invigorated audience to dance. Ushers will be asked to arrive by 6.30pm, to stay until after the interval or end of performance around 9.30 - 10.00pm.You could commit to one off performances or be part of a regular volunteer usher team. Up and coming dates:7 NovemberOne night only featuring a line up of international dance superstars.8 ushers 6.30-10.00pm4/5 DecemberPreview of a new piece by Royal Opera House's choreographer Will Tucket.8 ushers 5.30-7.30pm12 December 'Winter Showcase', our winter showcase of young talent from all over East Anglia.Two shows a 8 ushers 3.00-6.30pm and 6.30-10.00pm14-20 DecemberMagical Italian show 'Butterflies', our alternative Christmas show.Each 4 ushers14th 1.00-3.00pm15th, 16th, 17th 10.00-12.00pm and 1.00-3.00pm18th 10.00-12.00pm and 4.00-6.00pm19th 10.00-12.00, 1.00-3.00pm and 3.30-5.30pm20th 10.00-12.00 and 12.00-2.00pmDanceEast also works with regional dance artists, bringing in established choreographers and renowned companies to support professional development. DanceEast encourages emerging artists, providing a framework of training, support and performance opportunities. DanceEast supports Wayne McGregor | Random Dance and Bonachela Dance Company as Associate Dance Companies, and Isobel Cohen and Heather Eddington as Associate Dance Artists. 8 volunteers are required for each performance.

Healthy Lifestyles Project Volunteer

YMCA Warrington

To assist the furniture help project, whose aim is to collect unwanted furniture, recycle and provide furniture and household items to people on low income.The tasks to be undertaken are1. Help with healthy lifestyle sessions2. Prepare information, quizzes etc3. Research ideas and ways to improve life on a low income4. Talking and listening

16-25? Facebook user? Interested in reading? Are you Bored in Swale and have Time2Give? - vinvolved team

Libraries (Swale)

If you are creative, imaginative and fancy setting up a virtual reading group on facebook then this could be the opportunity you have been looking for! Swale libraries (Time2Give) are looking for a group of dynamic and motivated young people aged between 16-19 who would like to play a key role in launching this exciting new project. Give up 1 hour per month for a group meeting and the rest is up to you! If you would like a challenge get in touch asap. Do yourself and your community a favour... call Rachel (07939933815) for more info or apply below!

Administrative Assistants

WORLDwrite

Confident, efficient and capable volunteers who want to become great administrators are badly needed at the charity WORLDwrite to meticulously work on our paperwork. WORLDwrite makes short films that impact on the world, but many don't realise that filmmaking is 90% administration work. Working with new and existing volunteers on projects that challenge the status quo, the opportunity exists for volunteers to take on all aspects of this important role, or to take on smaller tasks such as filing, dealing with new enquiries, answering letters, updating databases, meeting report deadlines, record keeping, minute taking and spotting mistakes.

Trusteeship & Governance not-for-profit establishment support

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Games for Life

Aim: to establish prestigious appropriate governanceWe provide 'mind-controlled' educational games for attention-related difficulties) see demo link http://www.gamesforlife.co.uk/handheld-learning-award-finalistA 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 - national press release imminent.Project starting with Barnardos targetting cognitive deficits of young-offenders

Marketing & PR (for pioneering ADHD brain training)

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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

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.

Lifetracks Photographer

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Lifetracks

YouthNet is looking for photographers for its new Lifetracks website.Lifetracks.com seeks to inspire young people and empower them to make positive decisions in their lives. It will specifically focus on providing information regarding work, study, training and personal development for 16-25 year olds. We need dynamic, well-composed shots of a broad range of different subjects to help us illustrate a diverse range of articles on everything from dealing with exam stress or going for an interview to filling out a job application. We need you to help bring our copy to life with pictures that will grab readers attention, even if the subject is not the most interesting in the world (employment law for example!) so being able to think creatively is important. You will be credited for all your photos. About LifetracksLifetracks is a major project dedicated to engaging and re-engaging young people in work, study and training. Funded by Vodafone and v, the project is led by YouthNet in coalition with charities the Foyer Federation, Rathbone and Skill.

Fundraising Support Superstar

African Revival

African Revival works with marginalised communities in East and Southern Africa. Our aim is simple - to equip Africans with the skills and resources they need to lift themselves out of poverty. Our focus is on education and sustainable livelihoods projects - building schools, teaching teachers, providing access to clean and safe water, and training local people to set-up and manage their own small income-generating.A great opportunity for a motivated and energetic individual to get involved with a local charity providing aid and assistance to marginalised communities in East and Southern Africa. The ideal candidate will be outgoing and approachable, have a strong interest in International Development, preferably educated to A-level, and have excellent IT and communication skills. The purpose of the Fundraising Support Superstar is to provide creative and administrative support to the Fundraising Team - building up and reinforcing links with local schools, universities, and businesses; masterminding new fundraising events and ideas; and using your creative spark to design fundraising packs and initiatives to recruit new supporters and raise the profile of African Revival in the local community through a range of multi-media.With the guidance and support of the Fundraising Team, the role will involve a variety of tasks - researching new fundraising avenues on the internet, telephoning, writing to and visiting local schools and businesses, updating supporter information on the African Revival Database and using it to send out target mailings, designing posters and fundraising packs to promote African Revival, and helping out at our local events. As office space is limited at African Revival, there is an opportunity to undertake much of this work from home (providing you have internet access), and then pop into the AR office once a week to have a brief progress meeting with the fundraising team.

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