Social Group Helper (Peterborough Sight Club)
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Summary
Our social groups are an opportunity for people with sight loss to get together. Join our team of amazing volunteers and make our group extra special!Detailed description
Come and join the fun …. We need friendly, outgoing people to assist at our monthly group meetings.
Our Peterborough Sight members meet every second Wednesday morning of the month and really enjoy getting together to have a good chat and a catch up. For many, it provides a much needed opportunity to get out and to meet and make new friends in a safe supported environment. Managing a sight loss can sometimes be an isolating and lonely experience so we aim to make our social groups as friendly and welcoming as possible.
How can you help… Our friendly Group Volunteers are a fantastic support to our members and we are looking for those special people who can bring that extra sparkle to our social groups.
As a volunteer in this role, your tasks would be varied and typically would include meeting and greeting at the start of each session, assisting with lunch and refreshments and being available to chat and spend time with those attending.
Sometimes, we get out and about on additional day trips and activities and support with planning these trips would be helpful too.
We would be very interested in anyone who has a particular talent…so if you are a singing superstar, enjoy quizzes and crafting or have a few magic tricks up your sleeve, your skills could make all the difference to our group.
Whatever your talents, a friendly, welcoming manner is essential.
Guiding our members may be required and you may also be required to push a wheelchair. Full training and 1:1 support is provided to all our volunteers as well as further learning opportunities once in the role.
🗣️ Native language skills
What we will provide to volunteers
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