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Sight Support Derbyshire is seeking enthusiastic, community‑minded volunteers to help spread the word about our work across Derbyshire. This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy being active, engaging with their local community, and would like to play a key part in raising awareness about Sight Support Derbyshire and our volunteer opportunities throughout local towns and villages across the county.
It’s a great opportunity for anyone who loves chatting to people, exploring local areas and supporting a charity that makes a real difference to people living with sight loss.
Location
Derbyshire - various locations
Is the location accessible for those with physical disabilities or limited mobility?
No
Is the location accessible by public transport?
Yes
When?
Flexible
Could this role be carried out virtually or through a hybrid volunteering model?
No
Is a criminal record check (DBS) required for this role?
No
Is a driving license required?
No
Are expenses covered?
No
What will you be doing?
Responsibilities:
• Distribute flyers on community notice boards in your local community and / or towns, villages across Derbyshire e.g. community bulletin boards, libraries, coffee shops, shopping centres, supermarkets, community centres.
• Ensure materials are delivered in designated areas within agreed timeframe.
• Follow local council regulations and guidelines regarding flyer distribution.
• Keep a basic record of areas covered.
• Help host a pop‑up Sight Support Derbyshire information desk at community locations or events, chatting to members of the public and answering basic questions (full guidance provided).
• Represent the organisation in a positive and respectful manner within local communities.
What skills are required?
Requirements:
• Good time management and reliability.
• Ability to walk for extended periods and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
• Friendly, respectful, and approachable attitude.
• Familiarity with Derbyshire areas or willingness to travel within the county.
• No prior experience required.
Skills & Attributes:
• Good communication skills.
• Strong sense of responsibility.
• Self-motivated and able to work independently.
• Attention to detail.
Is training provided?
Yes
Additional important information
Benefits:
• Make a meaningful contribution to improving support for people affected by sight loss.
• Opportunity to support a local charity.
• Stay active and spend time outdoors.
• Gain valuable community service experience.
• Meet and connect with residents across a variety of towns, villages, and rural areas.
• Flexible. Volunteers can choose the days / times that suit their availability.
Apply now....
For further information on this opportunity call 01283 219761 or email volunteer@sdcvs.org.uk
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