West Lancashire Council for Voluntary Service

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 New Volunteering Opportunities in West Lancashire:

You Can Make a Difference

Latest Opportunities (w/b 8-2-10): 

  • Autism Speaker - An exciting opportunity for volunteer speakers to make a real difference by raising awareness of autism and the need for fundraising support in their local community to support individuals and their families affected by autism.  Ref:WL739

 

  • Support Groups Helper - To assist in the kitchen preparing refreshments, assist with activities such as arts and crafts, games, quizzes, singing and general support for people with alzheimers at: Wellbeing Centre, Ormskirk; St Pauls Church, Skelmersdale; PWI Building, Parbold.  Ref:WL740

 

  • Administration - Various administative roles including filing, emailing, telephony in Skelmersdale for a training organisation.  Ref: WL741

 

  • Bowls Instructor (School Children) - Volunteer required to assist with bowling sessions to school children at local bowling greens in the Ormskirk, Aughton and Burscough areas.  No experience needed! Ref: WL742

 

This page gives a selection of local volunteering opportunities that are available.  Click here for previously advertised opportunities.  If you are interested in volunteering from just a few hours a month to full time we will be able to find something to suit you.  For more information please contact Janice or Sharon at the Volunteer Centre on 01695 733737.

West Lancashire Volunteer Centre recruits volunteers for over 200 hundred organisations and so there is a huge range of volunteering opportunities available.  Volunteers can do all sorts of things, from assisting at a nursery setting, carrying out conservation work, to helping at a day centre.

Volunteering has many positive benefits such as gaining work experience, building confidence, developing communication skills, and improving job prospects.

The Volunteer Centre also runs a 100/200 hours certificate scheme that volunteers can sign up to.  Once volunteers have completed their voluntary work hours they are presented with a certificate at our Annual Award Evenings in recognition of their hard work.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 February 2010 11:13 )