Volunteers for Craft Activities

Salary
Voluntary position
Location
Bognor Regis
Contract
Volunteer
Hours
Various - Weekdays - FLEXIBLE - 9am - 3pm



Craft activities at Jasmine Lodge - University of Chichester, Bognor Campus

For Aldingbourne Trust

We are seeking Volunteers to help support our members with hobby crafts, this includes drawing, knitting, painting, and craft projects.

Skills

Craft minded Volunteers. Be willing to support our members with activities.

About Aldingbourne Trust

The Aldingbourne Trust is dedicated to helping local businesses, communities and people with learning disabilities to reach their potential and enjoy life, together.

We are committed to the support and well-being of people with learning disabilities by developing their skills, helping them gain employment in the local community and encouraging them to lead more fulfilled, independent lives. Many of the people we support also have physical disabilities and our expertise ensures their lives are contented and secure.

With our support and consistent attitude towards diversity, equality and inclusion for all, people with learning disabilities can achieve more control over their lives and futures and make informed changes for the better.

There are a number of sites that provide day and training opportunities. At the Country Centre in Chichester there are opportunities to work in Horticulture, Wood Recycling, Crafts, Catering and Retail. We also have an open farm where you can work with animals. In Aldwick we have a Creative Arts Hub at our drop-in centre, where you can paint, draw and create.

Availability – Weekdays ( 9am to 3pm ) 

If you are interested in offering your time and assistance, please contact Tracy Milward, our Volunteer Coordinator by email or by calling 07879 280715 for an informal discussion or apply online via our website.

 


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Call Tracy Milward on 07879 280715

Call  07879 280715

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