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Awareness Talks Volunteer
When We Need You
From 01/04/2010 onwards
About Opportunity
We will give you all the skills necessary to give talks in your local community on behalf of Bowel Cancer UK. You will be part of a friendly, enthusiastic and motivated team and will be making a real difference to a charity that aims to provide information on Bowel Cancer to the nation. You will learn how to communicate to different groups of people, we will train you in presentation skills; you may already have relevent skills that you could bring on bored. The awareness talks will take place to groups such community events such as farmers markets, healthy living days and mens health week events
Availability
Flexible
About Bowel Cancer UK
Scotland has the highest incidence of bowel cancer in Europe. CCC aims to reduce deaths from bowel cancer through raising awareness, providing information and education about the disease and campaigning for best care.
Skills & Experience
Friendly, able to communicate with people, reliable, honest and cheery and upbeat.
Travel Details
All over Scotland
Requirements
Application Form, Induction/Training, Informal Chat, References
Training and Induction Details
An induction to the charity, the volunteering role, BCUK's policies and the volunteer handbook will be given as soon after the volunteer has applied for the oppertunity as possible. Initial training will consist of attending a weekend training event.
Work Type
Advice / Information giving
Client Group
Health/Hospitals/hospices
Expenses Detail
40 pence per mile, as and when required.
Accessibility Details
Wheelchair Access
Disabled Toilet
Frequency & Commitment
No minimum commitment required.
Minimum Age
Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.
Volunteers Required
50
Reference Code
62-656
Opportunity Provided By
Contact Details
20 Queen Street
EDINBURGH
Scotland
EH2 1JX
Contact: Victoria Neves Pedro
Tel: 0131 225 5333
Email: Victoria.NevesPedro@bowelcance...
Website: http://www.bowelcanceruk....
