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British Red Cross
Fire and Emergency Support Service (FESS) Bedfordshire
Whether it's a domestic blaze or other incident, our Fire and Emergency Support Service volunteers turn up day or night to help people during their darkest hour.
What does it involve?
As a Fire and Emergency Support Service (FESS) volunteer, you'll provide much needed help to people who have suddenly found themselves homeless following a fire, evacuation, industrial accident or flood.
Equipped with a specially prepared response vehicle, you'll make all the difference to people in crisis. Your role will include:
providing practical help and emotional support to distressed people.
helping evacuated families find temporary accommodation.
signposting people to other organisations and agencies that will help.
What skills and training do I need?
We will give you all the training and support you need to do this role. You just need to be patient and a good communicator - the kind of person who can bring empathy and a sense of calm to difficult stressful situations.
Working with the Fire Service
The FESS team have had a long and successful partnership with the local Fire and Rescue Service in Bedfordshire, ready to respond when people need our help.
Why are volunteers needed?
Without volunteers we would never be able to give people the help they need in a crisis. Because we offer so many services across the UK, we depend on people who generously give up their time to help others.
If you want to know more about this valuable and worthwhile service, please contact Stephen Alexander on either 07739 675040 or salexander@redcross.org.uk
Advertise your Job Vacancies for just £3 per month or £30 per year
We are particularly looking for volunteers who live in the following areas: Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Sheffield, Doncaster, Barnsley, Rotherham, Chesterfield and Greater Manchester.
Puppy walking is an essential element in the development of a future guide dog. A volunteer puppy walker takes a puppy of around six weeks old into their home and nurtures it for the first year of its life. The puppy walker teaches the puppy basic commands and socialises it to as many different environments as possible, under the guidance of a Puppy Walking Supervisor. Puppy walkers give their puppy a firm foundation for its later training and life with a blind or partially-sighted person, and although the role is challenging and a real commitment, it is extremely rewarding and worthwhile.
Volunteers will need to have access to a car, be at home for most of the day, and have a yard or garden which is securely fenced.
To find out more about this special role, or to enquire about other volunteering opportunities at Guide Dogs, please contact Kamini in the Volunteering Team on 0845 371 7771 or email volunteer@guidedogs.org.uk
Could you help transform lives and be a volunteer Puppy Walker?
Guide Dogs’ is appealing for volunteers to socialise guide dog puppies, a role known as ‘puppy walking’.
Ex Fire Officer? Passion for training? Living in Thailand? Based in Bangkok or Pattaya? - Want some part time work teaching Thai fire teams from basic fire fighter skills to Incident Command????
If you need more information please visit their website www.DisManTra.com or contact by email to Paul@DisManTra.com
Park Hall Deliveries Ltd is an Oxford based company specialising in providing vehicle delivery and collection services to the motor trade. The Company currently has vacancies for drivers in several areas of the UK:-
Edinburgh, Preston, Leeds, Bedford, Bridgewater, Newcastle, Manchester, Measham, Camberley
The current vacancies are part time providing holiday and sickness cover to full time teams of drivers. The work involves working in teams to collect vehicles. No hitch hiking, or public transport transfers involved.
Applicants should be available to work a full day/week as required sometimes at short notice. Payment is £6.00 per hour
Note 1:
Anyone wishing to be placed on the waiting list for full time employment at the above sites should also apply.
Note 2:
Vacancies also exist nationwide for trade plate drivers. Self employed positions. This work DOES involve the ability to work independently and involves ‘trade plating’ and use of public transport.
Contact: Chris Cook 0870 757 1701 or 0771 574 9651
Educational Publishing
/ E-Learning Solutions
The Children’s Safety Education Foundation is an educational charity seeking to promote
its safety resources to schools throughout the North West. As part of our continued
expansion plans we are seeking to recruit a number of retired community safety personnel
to help us grow and shape our schools division.
At present this is a small team of
dedicated personnel who are making appointments with schools to conduct safety briefings,
present our resources and retailing them where possible.
Candidates must excel at
working as part of a team and possess strong influencing, communication and presentation
skills.
Salary: Negotiable
For further information please contact Patrick O'Malley on 0161
477 5122 or email patrick.omalley@csef.net
There are a variety of roles to fill including Room Wardens, Raffle Ticket Sellers, Land Train Drivers, Aviary Assistants, Gardeners, Garden Guides and positions in the Collection & Catering Departments. We have various other roles available throughout the year. For more information contact
Liz Wilkinson, Volunteer Co-ordinator
on 01296 653307 or email: Liz.wilkinson@nationaltrust.org.uk
Consider becoming a volunteer at Waddesdon Manor
Waddesdon Manor, a National Trust property, is a magnificent French Renaissance-style Chateau, home to the Rothschild collection of superb 18th century French furniture and decorative arts.
The Gardens are considered to be one of the finest examples of Victorian flamboyance in Britain.
Volunteering with Older People
Circle provide accommodation, care and support to Older People. We involve volunteers in our work and need a bit of specialist support with Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans with individual residents and other fire safety related activity. Would a retired firefighter in the London area be interested in helping?
For more information contact : Neil Willington neil.willington@circle.org.uk