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01283 219761
As a County Ambassador, you will play a vital role in supporting our mission by raising awareness of our work and expanding our reach in your designated area. You will have the opportunity to work closely with local volunteers, identify new opportunities for forming local groups, and help recruit collection points for donated tools.
Location
Anywhere within England and Wales (but not Devon or Cornwall).
Is the location accessible for those with physical disabilities or limited mobility?
Is the location accessible by public transport?
When?
Talk requests can be day time or evening seven days a week. We do encourage you to be as flexible as you can.
Could this role be carried out virtually or through a hybrid volunteering model?
Yes
Is a criminal record check (DBS) required for this role?
No
Is a driving license required?
No, although some travel required.
Are expenses covered?
What will you be doing?
As a County Ambassador, you will play a vital role in supporting our mission by raising awareness of our work and expanding our reach in your designated area. You will have the opportunity to work closely with local volunteers, identify new opportunities for forming local groups, and help recruit collection points for donated tools. You will assist our Volunteering Coordinator by proactively looking for opportunities to promote the mission and expand awareness of our work. This can be through speaking engagements, which can be in Church groups, Rotary groups, WI, U3A, retirement and community groups or local shows and events. We would also like you to support our other remote working volunteers, as it can be lonely working as a home based volunteer with little personal contact with TWAM. This role can offer a vital and comforting link for everyone involved. This is a great role for someone with drive, initiative, and passion who wants to use those qualities to transform lives.
What you will be doing
You will be working on the following in conjunction with the Volunteering Coordinator:-
Supporting local TWAM volunteers
Recruiting new volunteers
Promoting the work of TWAM locally by proactively seeking opportunities to promote the mission and expand awareness of TWAM's work.
Helping organise and run local events
Identifying potential collection points or opportunities to establish local groups
What skills are required?
The skills you need
Ability to show initiative and a passion for livelihood creation
Confidence with public speaking (NB: as many of the speaking engagements are in churches it is an advantage to be a Christian and essential to be in sympathy with the values and motivations of the Christian Community)
Diligence and attention to detail.
Is training provided?
Yes, our friendly and supportive Volunteering Coordinator will be there every step of the way, providing you with all the resources and information you need to make a meaningful impact in your community.
Additional important information
What's in it for you
Resources including a speaker pack, leaflets, pull-up banners
Equipment such as projector and screen
Support from our Volunteering Coordinator
Invitations to Volunteer Open Days
TWAM Polo shirt and Fleece
Disclaimer
Volunteering with TWAM can be ended at any time if deemed appropriate. Volunteer role offers will be subject to the receipt of 2 Satisfactory references.
Apply now....
For further information on this opportunity call 01283 219761 or email volunteer@sdcvs.org.uk
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