Social & Activity Support Volunteer for people with sight loss

Do you enjoy meeting new people and lending a helping hand? Social & Activity Support Volunteer Do you enjoy meeting new people and lending a helping hand? As a Social & Activity Support Volunteer, you’ll play a key role in making our groups welcoming and fun for blind and partially sighted people. Whether it’s joining in a quiz, helping with crafts, pouring the tea, or simply having a friendly chat — your support helps turn every session into something special. When & where? Aylesbury (groups meet regularly — details provided on application). What you will be doing: ·Assisting members during social activities such as quizzes, crafts, outings, or conversation ·Offering sighted guiding support when needed ·Helping serve refreshments and create a friendly, relaxed atmosphere ·Being a listening ear and helping members feel welcome and included What skills and experience are needed? ·Friendly, approachable, and understanding ·Confident communicator and good listener ·Reliable and respectful attitude ·A sense of fun and willingness to join in What will you gain from the role? ·The joy of making a positive difference in someone’s day ·Experience working with people with sight loss ·New friendships and community connections ·Improved confidence, wellbeing, and new skills What support will be given? ·Induction and training (including sight loss awareness and sighted guiding) ·Ongoing training and development opportunities ·Out-of-pocket expenses covered ·Support from your Volunteer Manager and local divisional volunteers Criminal Record Check Information (DBS): This role may require an Enhanced DBS check if combined with driving duties (working with adults at risk).