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Weston Hospicecare takes your privacy seriously. We will store your details securely on our database and we will only use your data in line with the preferences you have identified in the form above. Remember you can contact us to change the way you hear from us. We will never share your details with third parties for any reason without your prior consent. For more information, please see our privacy policy by clicking here or call 01934 423900.
When we are looking for someone with specific skills to fill a voluntary role, we will list the role below:
To assist the Shop Manager in the safe running of the shop to help raise vital funds for the hospice.
- Provide a welcoming, professional and friendly manner to members of the public
- Under instruction from the Duty Manager to;
- Follow strict guidelines, sort stock, steam and prepare for safe sale accordingly
- Wear appropriate PPE as required
- Keep shop area tidy and clean
- Provide behind the counter assistance and operate till
- Support social distancing measures
- Be sensitive and appreciative when accepting donated goods
- Act as an ambassador for Weston Hospicecare and it’s associated businesses
- Maintain a professional, friendly and courteous attitude towards colleagues and customers.
- If required, deal with incoming and outgoing telephone calls.
- Have an awareness of the work the Hospice does so that any questions can be answered or redirected appropriately.
For more information, email volunteer@westonhospicecare.org.uk or call 01934 423975.
To assist the Shop Manager in the safe running of the shop to help raise vital funds for the hospice.
- Provide a welcoming, professional and welcoming manner to members of the public.
- Under instruction from the Duty Manager;
- Follow strict guidelines, sort stock, steam and prepare for safe sale accordingly.
- Wear appropriate PPE as required
- Keep shop area tidy and clean
- Provide behind the counter assistance and operate the till
- Support social distancing measures
- Be sensitive and appreciative when accepting donated goods.
- Act as an ambassador for Weston Hospicecare and its associated businesses.
- Maintain a professional, friendly and courteous attitude towards colleagues and customers.
- If required, deal with incoming and outgoing telephone calls.
- Have an awareness of the work the Hospice does so that any questions can be answered or redirected appropriately.
For more information, email volunteer@westonhospicecare.org.uk or call 01934 423975.
Sorting and allocation of donated items for onward dispatch to our shop network.
- Willingness to help
- Enthusiastic
- Able to work alone or as part of a team
- An interest in clothes, books, bric-a-brac, kids toys, jewellery or pictures
- Good sense of humour
Please note this role may involve a lot of bending and lifting.
For more information, email volunteer@westonhospicecare.org.uk or call 01934 423975.
Assist Online Team to help raise vital funds for the hospice by selling items on eBay, Magpie/Discogs and other internet sales platforms.
- Identify and research valuable items to sell online
- Photograph and present items for listing
- Load items onto internet sites
- Safely package and distribute sold items
For more information, email volunteer@westonhospicecare.org.uk or call 01934 423975.
Assist Communications Team deliver services to stakeholders with practical and administrative support.
- Coordinate and manage guard book (copy of literature book), press cuttings and fundraising collateral check ins/check outs.
- Perform basic edits to the hospice website.
- Administer social media posting, website edits and intranet edits.
- Provide practical assistance to Communications Team.
Click here for the full role profile. For more information, email volunteer@westonhospicecare.org.uk or call 01934 423975.
To support the Bereavement Services Manager in providing a high quality bereavement service working within the guidelines set by Weston Hospicecare.
- Following referral for bereavement support, provide emotional and listening support to patients, families or carers.
- Make telephone contact with the client being referred.
- Make arrangements to meet the client at the hospice or visit the client in the community – undertake telephone or video call appointments, where necessary.
- Establish a relationship with the bereaved person and make a verbal contractual arrangement agreeing time scale and duration of visits.
- Inform the bereaved person of the role of a Bereavement Volunteer, and discuss the process of recording and confidentiality.
- Maintain accurate records.
- On occasions Bereavement Volunteers may be asked to travel outside of their home catchment areas.
For the full role profile, click here. For more information, call 01934 423975.
