Wellbeing Sessions Facilitator

Purpose of the Role: To deliver engaging and inspiring wellbeing sessions at the Baytree Centre, fostering a healthier and happier community. By sharing your expertise and creating a supportive environment, the role empowers participants to explore different aspects of wellbeing and adopt positive lifestyle choices. Topics may include mindfulness, creative arts, physical fitness, nutrition or other wellbeing-related activities. Main Responsibilities: - Lead and deliver wellbeing workshops on agreed topics. - Prepare and set up the space, ensuring all materials and resources are available and organised for each session. - Create a supportive and inclusive environment where participants feel comfortable to learn, share, and engage in discussions. - Encourage connections between participants. - Provide guidance, encouragement, and practical tips to help participants integrate wellbeing practices into their daily lives. - Adhere to Baytree Centre policies and procedures. Skills and Qualities Required: - Expertise or experience in one or more wellbeing areas such as mindfulness, creative arts, fitness, nutrition, or similar. - Strong facilitation skills to engage participants and encourage active involvement. - Patience, empathy, and cultural sensitivity to support participants from diverse backgrounds. - Good organisational skills to ensure smooth preparation and delivery of sessions. - Excellent communication skills to convey information clearly and encourage meaningful discussion. - Interest in health, wellbeing, or community engagement. Commitment: - Deliver wellbeing workshops, (day and time subject to the timetable). - Minimum commitment of 2 terms for continuity and effectiveness. - Location: The Baytree Centre. Benefits: - Gain experience in delivering community-based wellbeing activities. - Develop skills in facilitation, teaching, and cross-cultural communication. - Contribute to participants’ confidence, wellbeing, and social connections. - Be part of a supportive and welcoming volunteer community. This role is open to female applicants only (Equality Act 2010: Schedule 9: Occupational Requirements). Applicants must be 18 years or older.