Ward Volunteers play an important role in enhancing the experience of patients during their stay in hospital. By offering time, conversation and companionship, volunteers help reduce feelings of loneliness, anxiety and boredom, particularly for patients who may be older, living with dementia, or spending extended periods in hospital. Working alongside ward teams, Ward Volunteers provide… Read more »
Make your voice count in the NHS 24 Youth Forum! At NHS 24 we’re looking for young volunteers to help ensure that our services are designed with the people who use them in mind. As an NHS 24 Youth Forum Member you will: • have regular opportunities to share your views on our work •… Read more »
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We are looking for authentic and compelling communicators to help with the delivery and facilitation of a six‑week self‑management workshop. As a volunteer facilitator, you will help create a welcoming and inclusive group environment, using clear communication and facilitation skills. This role would suit someone with experience delivering in‑person training or similar group work, who… Read more »
Could you spare 4-6 hrs per month? By assisting our coordinators in our Peer Group network by providing a direct link between our partnered Peer Groups and CHSS: sharing information, practical support and advice, you can make a difference.
We’re looking for people who can share their experience of bowel cancer and are passionate about making a positive impact. We need your help with the development of our exciting new campaign. This is an exciting opportunity to help make sure people with bowel cancer are being diagnosed quickly and at the earliest possible stage…. Read more »
Become a Companion Volunteer and offer the one thing that matters most, your presence. Whether it’s sharing stories, chatting about life, playing some music or sitting beside someone, your time can bring warmth, comfort and connection to someone who truly needs it. Sometimes, just being there is everything. As a Companion Volunteer, you’ll provide emotional… Read more »
To help run regular in-person or online support groups for people living with bipolar in Scotland. These groups provide a safe, inclusive space for peer support and shared learning.
You’ll support us by carrying out smalls tasks online or in your community which will make a massive difference to people living with our conditions. What you will be doing Liking and sharing posts on social media to help us spread our work Completing online surveys Signing campaigns or petitions