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Everyone has hopes, dreams and ambitions, for some of us it is more difficult to turn them into reality. At St Albans Mencap we believe everyone is unique and deserves the chance to reach out and ...
Community & familyPeople with disabilitiesChildren & youth
Trinity Community Project Support Worker
Long term role · 2–5 hrs/Week
URC, Homewood Rd, St Albans AL1 4BH, UK
Community & familyPeople with disabilities
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St Albans Mencap
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Summary
Trinity Community Project offers day services and opportunitiesto people experiencing mental health issues and/or living with a learning disability.
Detailed description
Trinity Community Project relies on our volunteers to help deliver the Services we offer. Our volunteers are supported, valued and essential to the work we do! If you want to learn new skills, gain new experiences, make new friends or just want to give back to the community then apply to become a volunteer. It could be for a few hours to a few days a week!
We are looking for volunteers in the following areas:
- Activity facilitators
- Support work & Day Centre Volunteers
- Day trip support
- Cook/ Kitchen support
- Social Media & IT
- Marketing & Promotions
- Fundraising
What volunteers need😇 Disclosure and Barring Service
What we will provide to volunteers
🤝 Extra supportAbout St Albans Mencap
Everyone has hopes, dreams and ambitions, for some of us it is more difficult to turn them into reality. At St Albans Mencap we believe everyone is unique and deserves the chance to reach out and create their own future.
SNAP (Special Needs Activities and Play) is an organisation that offers respite care to children and young people aged 5 to 19 years old, who have learning disabilities of varying severity. Some service users may also have physical or sensory disabilities and/or behaviour that is challenging. We aim to provide stimulating play opportunities and good quality childcare, tailored to meet the needs of children and young adults with special needs.
SNAP (Special Needs Activities and Play) is an organisation that offers respite care to children and young people aged 5 to 19 years old, who have learning disabilities of varying severity. Some service users may also have physical or sensory disabilities and/or behaviour that is challenging. We aim to provide stimulating play opportunities and good quality childcare, tailored to meet the needs of children and young adults with special needs.