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Royston & District Community Transport offers door-to-door transport 7 days a week for people living in Royston, the surrounding villages of North & East ...
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Marketing Volunteer
Long term role · Flexible hours
SG8 9EN, Royston, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Marketing & Communications
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Royston & District Community Transport
#99134
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Scan me or visit www.govolherts.org.uk/o/Royston--District-Community-Transport/opportunities/Marketing-Volunteer/99134 to join
Summary
Marketing Volunteer to help our charity.Detailed description
Royston & District Community Transport would like someone with marketing experience to help us publicise what we do, and reach out to more volunteer drivers.
This voluntary role is flexible and requires just a few hours a month, at a time to suit you.
What volunteers need😇 Disclosure and Barring Service
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costs🤝 Extra supportAbout Royston & District Community Transport
What is the Community Transport Scheme?
Royston & District Community Transport offers door-to-door transport 7 days a week for people living in Royston, the surrounding villages of North & East Hertfordshire, South Cambridgeshire, and Northwest Essex. It is for people who are unable to use conventional public transport for reasons of age, frailty, impaired mobility or the lack of public transport, and do not have the use of a car. Volunteer drivers provide transport using their own cars and the scheme also operates wheelchair-accessible minibuses and Multi-Purpose Vehicles.
Royston & District Community Transport offers door-to-door transport 7 days a week for people living in Royston, the surrounding villages of North & East Hertfordshire, South Cambridgeshire, and Northwest Essex. It is for people who are unable to use conventional public transport for reasons of age, frailty, impaired mobility or the lack of public transport, and do not have the use of a car. Volunteer drivers provide transport using their own cars and the scheme also operates wheelchair-accessible minibuses and Multi-Purpose Vehicles.