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Role Detail

Description

As a Co-production volunteer, you will be part of a team ensuring our clients are a part of, and have a say at, every level of the organisation. You will be working with clients who have experienced homelessness and may be facing complex and multiple issues. You will be befriending, supporting, motivating and empowering. Along with delivering workshops and activities, you will ensure that our clients are aware of all the services we offer and are encouraged to engage with them. You will be supporting the work of the Co-production Lead and be part of innovative strategies and projects in the homelessness sector. Responsible to: Co-production Lead Skills and attributes required: You’ll need excellent communication and people skills as well as confidence and enthusiasm. The role would suit somebody with a warm, empathetic and non-judgemental approach to engaging with others. You’ll need to be committed, reliable and punctual. Lived experience is not essential but is welcomed. This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who wants to progress to a career in health or social care. Duties may include: • Facilitating workshops and activities • Supporting clients who are volunteering themselves • Working alongside the Co-production Lead • Assisting with Co-production projects and events • Empowering and encouraging clients to get involved • Befriending • Conducting surveys or gathering feedback through conversation Training: Full service induction Understanding of the needs of homeless people Location: Gateway Centre 999 Club Deptford Broadway Hours: Monday – Friday 08:45 – 13:00 or 12:30 – 16:00 Or all day with a 1 hour lunch break Duration of post: We ask you to commit to a minimum of one session a week for six months. Support offered: Full induction, training in relevant skills and knowledge, ongoing mentoring, supervision, monthly reflective practice. We provide: Lunch and travel expenses and a DBS check.

Support you will receive

Activities you will be doing
Counselling,Teaching & Training,Events & Stewarding,Music,Advice, Information & Support,Befriending, Buddying & Mentoring,Caring,General & Helping
What skills are required for this role
Art & Craft, Basic IT skills - internet & email, Creative & Design, Managing People, Organising & Planning

Why these skills are required

You’ll need excellent communication and people skills as well as confidence and enthusiasm. The role would suit somebody with a warm, empathetic and non-judgemental approach to engaging with others. You’ll need to be committed, reliable and punctual. Lived experience is not essential but is welcomed.

What is in it for you

This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who wants to progress to a career in health or social care.

Time Commitment

Application Process
Role Type
Suitable For
18-25,25+,65+
We Welcome
LGBTQ+, People from all ethnic backgrounds and abilities.