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Volunteer Fayre Coordinator - Plymouth, United Kingdom - ST LUKE'S HOSPICE PLYMOUTH

ST LUKE'S HOSPICE PLYMOUTH

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Plymouth, United Kingdom

4 weeks ago

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St Luke's Hospice Plymouth

Volunteer Fayre Coordinator (Turnchapel/Plymouth)

Title Volunteer Fayre Coordinator (voluntary, part time)

Reporting to Partnership Lead

Location St Luke's Hospice, Turnchapel, Plymouth and various locations

In this role you will present St Luke's at wedding fayres, village fayres, town halls and community centres, by having stalls to promote and sell St Luke's merchandise.

You should be able to inform the public on how they can get involved to help.

You will work alongside the St Luke's Partnership Team, utilising your existing skills, as well as having the opportunity to gain further knowledge and experience.

Your role

Research and book fayre stands.
Display stand at fayres.
Promote the work of St Luke's.
Take details from interested parties for follow up.
Work closely with the Partnership Team.

Your Qualities

Enthusiastic
Sociable
Communicative
Presentable

How we work together
Volunteers are a valued and vital part of St Luke's.

What volunteers can expect from St Luke's

Hospice Plymouth:
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To be valued and treated with respect
To receive the appropriate induction and training
To be supported in the role, with a clear explanation of what it involves
To have adequate supervision in the role
To have access to information to enable them to perform their tasks
To be able to decide at any time to end their involvement with St Luke's
To have safe working conditions
To be reimbursed for reasonable travel expenses
To be appropriately covered by insurance
To develop and grow with the volunteer role
To be part of a fun and motivated team
What St Luke's asks from volunteers: _
To perform tasks with reliability, flexibility and commitment
To work towards St Luke's aims, objectives and core values
To attend training and volunteer meetings when required, where possible
To accept support and supervision to enable performance of tasks
To communicate with your supervisor if you are unable to attend
To respect and always maintain confidentiality
To use your specialist skills/knowledge to convert donated items into sales/funds