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Tremplins Jeunes : associations d’accueil au Royaume-Uni
Activités Opportunités de volontariat
Blackpool Volunteer Brokerage Pas de possibilités de stage, mais personne relais vers d'autres
Volunteer Centre Marketing volunteering structures.
Blackpool, Wyre & Fylde Good practice development
Developing volunteering opportunities Working Neighbourhoods
Lynn Saggerson Policy response and campaigning The focus of the project is to, through volunteering, create
Volunteer Centre Manager Strategic development of volunteering opportunities for work experience amongst people who have been
removed from that environment or who have never worked.
North Lodge, West Park Drive, Particular emphasis is placed on project activity within the most
Blackpool, FY3 9EQ deprived areas of Blackpool. Volunteers are provided with
opportunities for both formally accredited and informal training
Tél 0044 01253 301004 along with personal, social and professional skills development.
The project increases the capacity of the local 3rd sector to
blackpoolvc3@yahoo.co.uk deliver their services through the increased numbers of residents
participating in volunteering.
www.blackpoolvolunteers.org.uk
Fair Share Accreditation/One-to-one support
Skills for Volunteers
The Fair Share Accreditation project provides one to one support
to young people aged 16 – 25 living in the FY1 postcode area of
Blackpool, offer them learning and accreditation opportunities. .
The ASDAN Certificate in Community Volunteering recognises
good practice in volunteering and the general skills that
volunteers need to perform their role effectively. AQAs offer the
learner a range of academic and vocational qualifications that
provide high value, reliable, fair and valid qualifications which
accurately reflect their achievements and help them realise their
aspirations in education and in the workplace.
Skill for Volunteers is for post 19 learners and is funded through
the Learning and Skills Council via Adult and Community
Learning. The project provides accredited learning opportunities
for the more disadvantaged, hard to reach and socially excluded
residents of Blackpool with an emphasis on the Skills for Jobs
agenda.
Fair Share Pre-Volunteer and Personal DevelopmentThe project is a pre-volunteering and personal development .project for 16-25 year olds, enabling them to prepare to take up volunteering opportunities and making volunteering more accessible to young people. The project provides ongoing one to one support to young people with specific needs and enables personal development for young people through a diverse range of activities and opportunities. Young people are able to progress to the ASDAN Community Involvement and Volunteering Award, the Certificate in Community Volunteering and the Employability Skills Award. The project works in partnership with the local vinvolved team, Blackpool & The Fylde College, Connexions and local Training Providers. Heritage Lottery Fund Stanley Park Volunteer Project The aim of the project is to develop and manage a volunteer programme to help maintain and raise awareness of the heritage of the park. The projects four key target groups are: Disability, Mental Health, Unemployed and Young People, however, all people are welcome to take part in the project as volunteers. There is a timetable of volunteer events throughout the year, including one-off group projects, ongoing projects for individuals and groups who wish to volunteer on a more regular basis and development opportunities for volunteers wishing to become more involved in their community and gain new skills. Volunteers are offered training in heritage, wildlife and conservation skills and amenity horticulture. Blackpool PCT Health Trainer Project The Health Trainer project assists Blackpool PCT, Statutory and other agencies with the implementation of activities and support to individuals by helping them to make choices, which will improve their health. We co-ordinate the learning and development programme for the Blackpool Health Trainer intitiative and provide training to both new and existing volunteers to improve their knowledge regarding health inequalities in Blackpool. Health Trainer project activity includes Health MOTs, Nutrition Clinics, Cook and Eat and Eatwell sessions, Health Walks and one-to-one support for clients. Wyre Forward Volunteering Project Fleetwood Forward is a supported volunteering project for
residents of Fleetwood and Wyre. Volunteers are recruited by our
project worker to support other more socially excluded
volunteers. Project support volunteers have undertaken mentor
training to enable them to support others. The project also
increases the capacity of the local voluntary and community
sectors through the increased numbers of residents participating
in volunteering.
Yellow House Theatre group who work with young Pas de possibilités de stage, mais personne relais vers d'autres
Georges and Gosia Mac Kane people structures.
8 mrmaduke street, Liverpool L71PB
0044 151 260 2996
theyellowhouse@btinternet.com
www.yellowhouse.infoSplodge SPLODGE is a collective of Blackpool
www.splodgecollective.org.uk creatives and artists who meet on the first
Friday of the month to share, network,
build partnerships, support, develop and
grow.
Blackpool circus school The Circus School was founded in 1999 by
Yuri and Tonya Gridneff ex Circus artistes who wanted to pass on
34 Rutland Road, Lytham St Anne’s, their skills and love of Circus to the local
Lancashire FY8 4DX community, they also recognised the
01 253 735 725 health and confidence benefits that Circus
info@blackpoolcircusschool.co.uk training could bring, specially to growing
yuri@blackpoolcircusschool.co.uk children.Blackpool Fringe Blackpool Fringe Project is run by We are looking for actors, dancers, musicians, writers, artists,
Danielle Stickley Blackpool Fringe Group CIC; a community photographers, comedians, graphic designers, graffiti artists,
Blackpool Fringe Group interest arts organisation committed to singers, DJ’s & MC’s, just about anyone who has an artistic flair
Zest Leisure building a network for creative artists and and who enjoys meeting new people and working as part of a
Naventis Court providing opportunities for the local team.
Singleton Street community through creative projects,
Blackpool workshops and arts events, in particular a The Fringe Project is open to non-professionals, as well as
Lancashire fringe festival. The aim of the project is to practising artists who are keen to offer their expertise and
FY1 5AX provide a recognised platform for people to support to our community project.
07944 737146 engage in the arts, in all forms and to help
info@blackpoolfringe.org.uk take Blackpool’s arts scene to another
level.
The project is open to anyone with a
passion for being creative. Aimed at the
community of Blackpool and surrounding
areas, the project seeks talented groups
and individuals of all ages and
backgrounds who can make an artistic
contribution to our venture (no matter how
big or small) and work on a professional
level.Blackpool Arts Department The Blackpool Arts Department is an artist
BADept lead initiative which aims to promote
8 Henson Avenue Blackpool as a reputable center for the
Blackpool Arts.
Lancashire Developing the visual arts in Blackpool
FY4 3LY through the implementation of an artist
01 253 765 047 residency scheme based in, and about,
079 49 029 569 Blackpool;
info@blackpoolartsdepartment.co.uk Promoting new and existing audiences and
participants in the visual arts in Blackpool
by putting on exhibitions and events.
Providing work placements for students
studying professional practices in the fine
arts;
Maintaining and develop links with schools,
colleges and arts organisations;
Providing space for workshops and art
surgeries for BADept membersClass Act Theatre School Class Act Theatre School is a not for profit
Rachel Sykes organisation which aims to offer learning
Classes are held at workshops in performing arts for children
Holy Family Church Hall and young adults of the local area.
38 Links Road, North Shore, Based in Blackpool North Shore area, our
Blackpool FY1 2RU focus is in the local community and the
07 956 923 673 surrounding area, giving children the
0044 1253 751 267 chance to express themselves in a safe
classacttheatre@hotmail.co.uk and friendly environment, whilst having
rachel@classacttheatreschool.com fun in a creative way. We pride ourselves
in giving those children who may not
traditionally have had the opportunity to
attend classes like these.
At Class Act we endeavour to uncover
talented children and give them the
chance to perform in a local theatre setting
for an audience of parents, friends and
people in the local community. These
performances develop social inclusion of
various generations and help break down
barriers that build up in the local
communities.Citizens Advice Bureau Launched in 1939, Blackpool Citizens We are always looking to take on new volunteers for the following
01 253 308 435 Advice Bureau is a registered charity roles:
Volunteer Recruitment providing advice and information of your Advisers
Blackpool Citizens Advice Bureau rights and responsibilities, of the services Administrative Support
6-10 Whitegate Drive available to you and ensuring that Receptionists
Devonshire Square individuals do not suffer because of
Blackpool FY3 9AQ inability to express their needs effectively. We are also looking for IT literate volunteers who may be
christine.jones@blackpoolcab.org.uk We also aim to have a responsible interested in answering email and web site Live Support queries.
www.blackpoolcab.org.uk influence on policymakers both locally and
nationally.SHIVER SHIVER, Sexual Health, HIV, Education
Project 102, 102 Dickson Road and responses encompasses a number of
Blackpool Lancshire FY1 2BU sexual health focussed projects,
particularly focussed to Blackpool and the
01 253 311 431 Fylde Coast.
This encompassing existing SHIVER
projects including :
S&M project (sexual health for men venue
outreach)
PSE project (public sex environment and)
SWOSS project (sex workers outreach
support service)
One Stop Information Shop (LGBT Venue
information and in-reach opportunity)
PSE extension sauna project outreach/in
reach,
LGBT Project (Lesbian Gay Bisexual and
Transgender) community development
Sexual Health Training project for
Blackpool and Lancashire Voluntary Sector
Capacity Building project for HIV services.The Peoples Centre The Peoples Centre is dedicated to The Peoples Centre
Rachel D Braddock providing help and support to the Volunteer Assistant to the Education and Training Officer
Education and Training Officer Unemployed and to those living in poverty.
One of the ways it does this is by providing Art Gallery Attendant
education and training to enable people to Speaking to customers, Giving out Literature, Office work
find work. This is provided to local people
but also to groups of young French Administrative Office Assistant
unemployed people, through a partnership Typing, filing, keeping records, Answering the telephone
with an organisation in Paris called I.E.R.F.
(Institution Europeen de Recherche, et Coffee Bar Attendant / Taking customer’s orders.
Formation) Serving food, Restaurant Worker, Preparing hot and cold drinks,
Some of these groups come to Liverpool Dealing with money
for a 3 week period to improve their
English and to learn about how to look for Community Work
employment in the area. Some of these Helping with Open Days and Exhibitions to advertise Community
young people then return to Liverpool to Services, Helping organise community activities e.g. Children’s
undertake a work placement of 10 – 13 After School Clubs, Old Folks’ Activities
weeks, funded by a Leonardo Scholarship.
The volunteer would provide assistance Computer Work
before, and during these visits, provided Creating and Inputting Data Bases, Computer Networking
the visit of the volunteer could be (special computer skills are needed for this)
appropriately timed.
Receptionist Work in a hotel or a company
However, if this proved impossible, the Research Work Using Internet, Telephone Questionnaires (which
volunteer would be engaged in general you might be asked to write or might be written for you ready to
office work and administrative assistance. use)
These tasks would relate mainly to office
maintenance and the work connected with Retail Work in Charity Shops
researching, writing and setting up new e.g. Oxfam, British Heart Foundation, etc.
courses, and would include:
- typing documents Specialised Retail Work
- filing documents and other materials e.g. in a Wine Merchant’s shop
- attending meetings with the Education
and Training Officer and, if possible, taking Teachers’ Assistant
minutes Helping small groups of students with e.g. Computer Skills,
- emailing Language Skills, other basic skills (e.g. numeracy).
- answering the telephone, taking and
relaying messages Work at Tourist Attractions
- Liaising with other members of staff of e.g. Williamsons Tunnels, (an archaeological Site) or Beatles Day
The Peoples Centre, as and when Reception, Research, Leaflet Translations, Customer Care,
necessary Administration.Liverpool
Liverpool Volunteer centre VCL provides information and accredited Pas de possibilités de stage, mais personne relais vers d'autres
Chris Huffee training on good practice in involving structures.
7th Floor, Gostins Building, 32-36 volunteers, provides accredited training
Hanover Street, Liverpool L1 4LN and qualifications for volunteers. VCL runs Amadudu
0151-707 1113 the vinvolved scheme for 16-25 year olds, Amadudu is a women's project offering respite and support to
chris@vliverpool.org.uk plus some short-term and "taster" women and their children fleeing domestic violence.
www.volunteercentreliverpool.org.uk volunteering sessions. Outreach services We are looking for trainee teachers / teaching assistants who are
are also offered in various parts of the city. willing to volunteer to work with children aged 11 - 14 years
supporting them with their homework.
Due to the nature of our project we would actively encourage
women from BRM communities to offer their services.
Must have experience in delivering afterschool activities /
homework classes
Must be reliable, flexible and able to work creatively with children
and committed to provide a quality service.
Expenses will be reimbursed - this will not affect Social Security
For more information contact Tola Lee on 0151-734 0083
BEN - Motor and Trades Benevolent Fund
Founded in 1905, BEN is the occupational benevolent fund for
employees past and present (and their dependants) from the
motor, cycle, motorcycle, commercial vehicle and agricultural
engineering industries, plus all their associated trades,
organisations and industries.
Our job is to provide the best possible service to those in need
who are connected to our industries' and it is our volunteers who
make this possible.
BEN undertake a diverse range of activities and because of this
we believe that whatever your background, ability and availability
we have an opportunity to suit you. We also believe that you'll
find volunteering for BEN both challenging and rewarding.
Knowing that you are helping to make a difference to the lives of
people connected to our industries will make you feel great.
BEN is a national charity, which means that we have
opportunities available all over the UK, so wherever you live
there will be an opportunity to suit you. Check out the website to
see how you can get involved.
Website: www.ben.org.uk
Cancer Research UKCharity volunteering can be a lot of fun and is a great way to make new friends. It could also help you to learn new skills and gain valuable work experience. help out in a Cancer Research UK shop raise money in your local area help run one of our major events. Go to www.cancerresearchuk.org for further information. Caudwell Children Caudwell Children is a national Charity that make individual donations to sick and disabled children in the UK for equipment, treatment, therapy and we organize a holiday of a life – time for children with life – limiting and life – threatening diseases. Please contact: Louise McCartney, Volunteer Projects Coordinator, Caudwell Children, Minton Hollins Building, Shelton Old Road, Stoke on Trent ST4 7RY Tel: 01782 600 262 Mob: 07917 895 210 E-mail: fundraising@caudwellchildren.co.uk Website: www.caudwellchildren.com CSV / BBC North-West Digital Switchover CSV are working with the BBC in the North West to launch The ‘Good Neighbour’ campaign, a project that will make sure that vulnerable and isolated people in the North West are aware of Digital Switchover. The general idea is to get community-minded people to come on board and help take out the message about Digital Switchover to the maximum number of people. We need volunteers to help by going out into their community and raising awareness and understanding of digital switch-over and the support that is available via the BBC Help Scheme, this will include vulnerable and isolated neighbours. There are lots of voluntary roles available in the project, the first being a full time volunteer to work with us in Lancashire, Cheshire, Merseyside and Manchester. The full time volunteers will work with CSV and BBC staff to coordinate the project in the region, including recruiting and managing volunteer ‘Community Champions’ for the project. They will have good organisational skills, the ability to enthuse others, and passionate about helping
vulnerable and isolated people through Digital Switch Over in the North West. The ‘Community Champions’ will spread the word through outreach activity to encourage others to be a good neighbour and use take time to talk directly with anyone who they think may need support or advice. As a full time volunteer or 'Community Champion' they will be trained in the BBC Help Scheme, the basics of Digital Switchover and how best to get the message across to vulnerable people. We need the volunteers to work where they live as local knowledge is a key part of the project, we can pay travel expenses. For further information please contact Helen Jones, CSV Outreach Manager BBC North West, New Broadcasting House, Oxford Road, Manchester, M60 1SD Tel: 0161 244 3060 E-mail: helen.jones@bbc.co.uk Liverpool Charitable and Voluntary Services At Mossley Hill Athletics Club - Mossley Hill Road, Liverpool L18 8BX. We need volunteers from 9am - 5pm ( Event runs from 11.30am- 4pm) for setup and tidy up. Obviously people don’t have to give all day but a few hours would be much appreciated. Role will be just generally helping with the event and we need as many as possible! Any help would be much appreciated. Clare Beavan – Philanthropy Development Manager Liverpool Charity and Voluntary Services 151 Dale Street, Liverpool, L2 2AH Phone 0151 227 5177 Clare.Beavan@lcvs.org.uk www.lcvs.org.uk The Orchard, Leonard Cheshire Home Mini-dus drivers There is a requirement for volunteers, aged 25+ years, who are interested in driving and escorts to and from the home for outings, days out and appointments etc. Duties will include helping passengers on and off the bus -
securing wheelchairs etc. Full training will be given on the clamping of wheelchairs etc. Please contact John Jones, Leonard Cheshire Home, Woolton Road, Liverpool L25 7UL. Tel: 0151-421 2705/3. E-mail: john.jones@lc-uk.org
British Trust for Conservation The charity attempts to be inclusive and
Volunteer accessible to all, running a diverse range
BTCV of activities across the UK. Many are
Sedum House focused around practical conservation
Mallard Way work, but BTCV also provides extensive
Doncaster training, work experience and education
DN4 8DB opportunities. Projects also exist to help
01302 388 883 introduce children and young people to the
information@btcv.org.uk environment as well as those helping to
http://www2.btcv.org.uk/ involve people with learning difficulties in
environmental activities.
Some of BTCV's activities include:
Conservation projects
Green Gym, a programme to promote the
health benefits of working in the outdoors
Conservation holidays, both in the UK and
worldwide
Providing support to local community
groups
Providing accredited training
Consultancy
Environmental education and waste
education programmes for children and
young people
Providing training for the long-term
unemployedPrimary youth Games The Merseyside Primary Games is an Opportunities available for volunteers include assisting in helping
Julie Leasor annual event for primary age children to to set up the site up, working on the results table or assisting
0151 231 5239 take part in a variety of sports to help Event organisers of each sport promoting the programs available.
J.Leasor@ljmu.ac.uk promote the benefits of sport and physical
activity.
Merseyside Primary Games has the
following aims:
To provide a multi-youth sport event for
primary school children on Merseyside
To provide a sense of identity between
participants and the Local Authority they
represent
To promote the link between primary
school sport and sports development
opportunities
To promote sporting opportunities
regardless of social and environmental
constraints
To promote "youth" games tournaments
for primary schools
To establish the Merseyside Primary
Games (primary ages) as a permanent
annual eventBeatles Day Volunteer Royal Liverpool Children's NHS trust is a As well as encouraging the public to have fun and sing along,
Irene Axon big children's hospital Volunteers (18+ years) are needed throughout the day or
0151-252 5742 evening on 10th July 2009 to help raise money for a valuable
irene@imagineappeal.com cause. Opportunities available to do some Street fundraising or
sell Beatles day wigs to the public.
All UK
Fara Charity Shops The FARA FOUNDATION is a registered Each FARA shop is run by a manager who is supported by a team
Simona charity both in UK and Romania and has of volunteers. If you would like to volunteer please contact your
51 High street been actively working with orphaned and local shop.
Walsingham abandoned children in Romania since
Norfolk NR22 6BZ 1991.
0044 798 4032 937 In Romanian FARA means “without" and
0044 132 882 14 44 we are providing care and education whilst
mail@faracharity.org giving Christian values and hope for the
www.faracharityshops.org future.
www.faracharity.org In our 42 Charity shops we sell second-
hand goods that have been generously
donated by the public. These donations
generate the income that is vital to the
work of FARA in Romania.British Red Cross The British Red Cross is a volunteer-led Emergency response and first aid
humanitarian organisation that helps
Alex Swanson people in crisis, whoever and wherever Health and social care
Area Retail Manager. E Anglia. they are.
he work in the UK focuses on four areas: Migration services
Office: 26 Burleigh St. Cambridge. - emergency response – we help
CB1 1DG individuals and communities respond to Fundraising volunteering
aswanson@redcross.org and recover from emergencies, such as
07738944562 floods, fires and evacuations Charity shop volunteering :
www.britishredcross.org.uk - first aid training – we promote life-saving helping and serving customers
and other humanitarian skills so sorting and pricing clothes and other items
individuals can be ready to help their own designing shop windows and other displays
communities
- health and social care – we help people
during difficult periods of their life, such as
an illness, breakdown in support
arrangements or bereavement
- refugees and other vulnerable migrants –
we help new arrivals to the UK and work to
reunite families separated by conflicts and
disasters.Oxfam Oxfam is an international charity which is Volunteer opportunities:
givetime@oxfam.org.uk focused on fighting poverty and In an Oxfam shop
www.oxfam.org.uk empowering impoverished individuals At Trailtrekker 2009
around the world. At Trailwalker 2009
At the London Marathon 2010
In our online shop
In an Oxfam office
As a festival steward
As an intern
If you are interested in volunteering in a shop, call into your
nearest shop for further information. You can also find
information on other volunteer positions. If there is not a position
that suits you can submit a general application by email. We
cannot guarantee that we will be able to find a suitable post.
Once you have submitted your application, we will contact you
with details of the selection process.You can also read
