Youth Helper (Torpoint)

Employer: St John Ambulance

Location: Saint Austell, England, GB

Salary: Competitive salary

Job type: VOLUNTEER, Remote

Posted: 2026-09-09T00:00:00Z

Sector: Healthcare

Job Description

Do you want to help the youth of today become the lifesavers of tomorrow? We're on a mission to teach young people across the country how to save lives. It's a chance for them to learn important first aid skills in a fun, friendly, and safe environment. St John is one of the largest youth organisations in the country and many of our young volunteers go onto careers in health and/or social care. Being a youth volunteer helps young people develop skills and confidence that go on to help them with further education and university applications. To do this we need dedicated and enthusiastic youth helpers. Do you have 2 hours in an evening, once a week during school term times to join our fun loving youth team supporting and developing our young inspirational volunteers? No matter what your interests: Crafting, Singing/Dancing, History, Science or caring for people/animals, we welcome you to join us. Full training is provided. This is a great opportunity to develop your own skills, knowledge and build on your CV. All whilst having fun, making friends and supporting your community. Our Badger are children aged 5-10 years of age and the Cadets are 11 – 17 If you’d like to know more about volunteering or would just like to chat to someone who does, get in touch. As a youth helper there is a requirement for you to attend weekly meetings, at least 2 per month, during term time. Must be able to attend meetings and attend courses when they become available. Complete any mandatory training required for role: Introduction to Safeguarding Safeguarding Level 1 GDPR Youth Helper Induction Workbook Safeguarding level 2 The closing date for this advert will be 31/12/2026 Interview - dates and time, locations to be advised

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