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Children's Residential Project Group Leader

Free to Be Kids

As a residential Group Leader, you’ll stay on-site for 1 week, and gain invaluable experience working with a dynamic range of truly incredible children to help them have a break and a chance to receive continual positive adult support.

Detailed Description

Free to Be run adventurous, nature based residentials to give vulnerable young people a space to have fun and to feel invited and accepted. You’ll have lots to talk to the kids about whilst they’re meeting animals at the farm, paddling on the beach for the first time, playing football (whilst covered in facepaint of course!) and camping out under the stars. These activities are all carefully designed to broaden horizons but also to scaffold the building of self-confidence, resilience, and trust in others. As a residential Group Leader, you’ll stay on-site for 1 week, and gain invaluable experience working with a dynamic range of truly incredible children to help them have a break and a chance to get continual positive adult support. Alongside at least one other volunteer, you will help foster the empowerment of young people from a variety of underprivileged backgrounds, showcasing their individual spirits through inclusivity and togetherness. You’ll be there to help them to discover how brilliant they are; showing them kindness, and teaching them to be proud of themselves as they explore and grow through the week. To apply, the next step is to complete our application form below and one of the team will be in touch! https://airtable.com/appNpmAkscPlOzyQb/pagPvprKO62jfHQjA/form Please note for project dates: We run our residential projects throughout the Easter and Summer school holidays. Each residential lasts 6 nights, 7 days, and volunteers are required to stay on-site for the duration.

Activities you will be doing

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What skills are required for this role

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Why these skills are required

We welcome volunteers from all walks of life, regardless of their previous experience working with young people. No special skillset is required; we recognise the value of a team consisting of different personalities and strengths. If you are an empathetic, patient and adaptable person you will fare well on our projects. Please note that we can only accept volunteers aged 18 or over. We especially encourage applications from those who represent the lived experiences of our children through their own lived experience or background.

What is in it for you

Food, board and activities during your time volunteering is covered by us. Full safeguarding training (online), as well as full induction training with team and other new volunteers (online) is included.

Time Commitment

We ask that you commit to volunteering for a 7-day residential programme, where you will stay on site for the duration.

BR6 0SX

Orpington, London BR6 0SX

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Application Process
Support you will receive
Role Type
Suitable For
18 and over
We Welcome
We are particularly keen to encourage applications from those who can help us represent the lived experiences of our children through their own lived experience or background.
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