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Offered by: Ignite!
Support the in-person delivery of Ignite!’s after-school programme for children aged 5-11, Creative Sparks.
At Creative Sparks, children take part in a wide range of creative activities, including arts, crafts, games, experiments, exhibitions and performances.
Children are supported to develop their confidence, self-belief, communication skills, have the opportunity to explore their own interests and build relationships with children from their local community throughout the sessions.
The volunteer will support the Ignite! staff team to run the sessions at Strelley Road Library.
At Creative Sparks, children take part in a wide range of creative activities, including arts, crafts, games, experiments, exhibitions and performances.
Children are supported to develop their confidence, self-belief, communication skills, have the opportunity to explore their own interests and build relationships with children from their local community throughout the sessions.
The volunteer will support the Ignite! staff team to run the sessions at Strelley Road Library.
Offered by: Ignite!
We are seeking a Treasurer to join our Board of Trustees and bring their financial management & accounting skills, experience and enthusiasm to guide us as we move into an exciting new phase of development for the charity. Now is an exciting time to join the Board of Trustees, as we are soon to be formally merged with Nottingham Festival of Science and Curiosity, a small charity that leads on the fundraising for the annual Festival. Ignite! has a long and distinguished history as a small, but mighty Nottingham-based charity that supports children and young people to develop their curiosity and creativity to equip them for an unknown, but exciting future.
Offered by: Nottingham City Libraries
We are looking for a volunteer to help at our Code Dojo at Nottingham Central Library. A mentor doesn’t need to know how to code. They just need to have a passion for the CoderDojo mission, confidence in using computers, and the drive to make things happen. You’ll be helping run a regular Code Dojo Session for children aged 7-17 years.
Offered by: Age UK Nottingham & Nottinghamshire
Panellists will inform and influence the support Age UK Notts offers to older people and help the charity deliver services that older people need and value.
Offered by: Open Homes Nottingham
To provide safe accommodation for young people who would otherwise be homeless. This should include a warm welcome, an evening meal, their own room with a bed for the night, as well as breakfast and access to a bath or shower.
Offered by: Open Homes Nottingham
You would drive the young person to their accommodation for the night, and introduce them to their Volunteer Host.
Offered by: Home-Start Nottingham
This is a time of change for us and we are looking for trustees together with an additional trustee who has marketing and PR experience to join our board of trustees.
Offered by: St John Ambulance
Join the St John Ambulance Nottingham team as a Youth Helper, and take pride in supporting our young people in developing the first aid skills, confidence, teamwork and self-discipline that will see them flourish in our community.
Offered by: GoodGym
GoodGym is an innovative approach to volunteering because you are ecouraged to run, cycle or walk to combine exercise with doing good in your communiity. In Nottingham, they are focussing on supporting isolated older people.
Offered by: St John Ambulance
We need people who have a passion for helping others, care about their communities and want to make a difference, supporting them to become safe and more resilient by sharing your first aid skills and knowledge. As a Community First Aider, you’ll be part of a team delivering first aid to those in need through local events, as well as providing education to the public so that the ripple effect of First Aid grows.