The Salvation Army's Survivor Support Service
Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Drop-In Volunteer (female drop-in)We are passionate about supporting victims and survivors of modern slavery and we cannot do this without the help of skilled people like you.
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service works alongside governmental (statutory) and non-governmental services by providing practical and holistic support to survivors of modern slavery. Through CONNECT, we support people on their journey from victim to survivor.
We are looking for volunteers to help run daytime support sessions for 3-4 hours each week. These sessions offer a range of support to female survivors as they move forward and establish life in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. This includes support to access services (eg housing, benefits, education, language lessons), practical activities and educational workshops.
The CONNECT programme provides survivors with a friendly environment to create new life skills, make local connections and receive move-on support. This builds a foundation for continued support which positively impacts clients’ health and wellbeing.As one of our volunteers, you will receive specialised training and regular support.
Role: Drop-In VolunteerLocation: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne based - further details of the location will be given to successful applicantsCommitment: Preferred 12-month commitment period. Must be available to attend the initial training.This post is available to female applicants only.
Please click here to see further information about this volunteer role
If you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Joanna Moon on joanna.moon@salvationarmy.org.uk
We are a faith-based organisation but our programmes are open to all. We do not require our staff or volunteers to have a faith but to support the mission and values of the Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service
Newcastle-upon-Tyne - Drop-In Volunteer (male drop-in)We are passionate about supporting victims and survivors of modern slavery and we cannot do this without the help of skilled people like you.
We are looking for volunteers to help run daytime support sessions for 3-4 hours each week. These sessions offer a range of support to male survivors as they move forward and establish life in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. This includes support to access services (eg housing, benefits, education, language lessons), practical activities and educational workshops.
The CONNECT programme provides survivors with a friendly environment to create new life skills, make local connections and receive move-on support. This builds a foundation for continued support which positively impacts clients’ health and wellbeing. As one of our volunteers, you will receive specialised training and regular support.
Role: Drop-In Volunteer (male drop-in)Location: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne based - further details of the location will be given to successful applicantsCommitment: Preferred 12-month commitment period. Must be available to attend the initial training.This post is available to female and male applicants.
We are a faith-based organisation but our programmes are open to all. We do not require our staff or volunteers to have a faith but to support the mission and values of The Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support ServiceBrighton and Hove: MentorWe are passionate about supporting victims and survivors of modern slavery and we cannot do this without the help of skilled people like you.The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service works alongside governmental (statutory) and non-governmental services by providing practical and holistic support to survivors of modern slavery. Through CONNECT, we support people on their journey from victim to survivor.This role offers an exciting opportunity for you to be part of a programme to mentor a male survivor of modern slavery as they establish life in Brighton.You will volunteer with a fellow mentor to support a client (survivor) to establish goals as well as provide practical guidance and support for the individual to achieve them.As one of our volunteers, you will receive specialised training and regular support.Role: MentorLocation: Brighton areaCommitment: Bi-weekly for 12 months. Must be available to attend the initial training which is planned for the beginning of November 2020.This post is available to male applicants.Please note: in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, this role may require support to be provided via video call facilities so volunteers will need access to Wi-Fi.Please click here to see further information about this volunteer roleIf you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Abigail Lennox on Abigail.lennox@salvationarmy.org.uk.We are a faith-based organisation but our programmes are open to all. We do not require our staff or volunteers to have a faith but to support the mission and values of The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support ServiceBrighton and Hove: Mentor
We are passionate about supporting victims and survivors of modern slavery and we cannot do this without the help of skilled people like you.The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service works alongside governmental (statutory) and non-governmental services by providing practical and holistic support to survivors of modern slavery. Through CONNECT, we support people on their journey from victim to survivor.This role offers an exciting opportunity for you to be part of a programme to mentor a male survivor of modern slavery as they establish life in Brighton.You will volunteer with a fellow mentor to support a client (survivor) to establish goals as well as provide practical guidance and support for the individual to achieve them.As one of our volunteers, you will receive specialised training and regular support.Role: MentorLocation: Brighton areaCommitment: Bi-weekly for 12 months. Must be available to attend the initial training which is planned for the beginning of November 2020.This post is available to female applicants.Please note: in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, this role may require support to be provided via video call facilities so volunteers will need access to Wi-Fi.Please click here to see further information about this volunteer roleIf you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Abigail Lennox on Abigail.lennox@salvationarmy.org.uk.We are a faith-based organisation but our programmes are open to all. We do not require our staff or volunteers to have a faith but to support the mission and values of The Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support ServiceVolunteer Support Lead – Home-based
We are passionate about supporting victims and survivors of modern slavery andwe cannot do this without the help of skilled people like you.
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service works alongside governmental (statutory) and non-governmental services by providing practical and holistic support to survivors of modern slavery. We support people on their journey to sustained freedom.We are looking for someone who can help to support our other volunteers who work with survivors of modern slavery across Greater London and East Sussex and to help expand our services to further support survivors to integrate into their communities.As volunteer lead you will provide telephone support to other volunteers following bi- weekly mentoring sessions to debrief as well as support the Local Programme Coordinator with the planning and coordination of the professional development and training of volunteers where appropriate.For this role we require someone with experience of support or managing people. As well as someone with integrity and sensitivity in managing confidential and personal issues and who has strong communication skills (oral and written).As one of our Survivor Support Service volunteers, you will receive specialised training andregular support.
Role: Volunteer Support LeadLocation: Home-basedCommitment: Preferred 12-month commitment period. Must be available to attend the initial training which is planned for the beginning of January 2021.This post is available to male and female applicants.Please click here to see further information about this volunteer role.If you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Abigail Lennox at Abigail.lennox@salvationarmy.org.uk.
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service Workshop Facilitator - North London - Cookery and associated budgeting
We are passionate about supporting victims and survivors of modern slavery and we cannot do this without the help of skilled people like you.
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service works alongside governmental (statutory) and non-governmental services by providing practical and holistic support to survivors of modern slavery. We support people on their journey to sustained freedom.
We are looking for volunteers to help facilitate cookery and budgeting courses for male survivors of modern slavery over a period of 6 months. Each course runs for 6 weeks and includes food safety; basic budgeting and learning to create healthy meals.
Through the sessions you will support course participants to develop their personal competence and provide them with practical skills to gain confidence and self-reliance in the kitchen and the supermarket.
You do not need extensive cooking experience to undertake this role but if you can assist participants with understanding ingredients; measurements and recipe instructions this may be the role for you.
As one of our Survivor Support Service volunteers, you will receive specialised training and regular support. Role: Workshop Facilitator - Cooking and budgetingLocation: North London - further details of the location will be given to successful applicants Commitment: Preferred 12-month commitment period. Must be available to attend the initial training which is planned for the beginning of January 2021.
This post is available to male and female applicants. Please click here to see further information about this volunteer role
If you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Abigail Lennox on Abigail.lennox@salvationarmy.org.uk.
This role offers an exciting opportunity for you to ba male survivor of modern slavery as they establish life in Nottingham.
You will volunteer with a fellow mentor to support a client (survivor) to establish goals as well as provide practical guidance and support for the individual to achieve them.
As one of our volunteers, you will receive specialised training and regular support.
Role: Mentor
Location: Nottingham based - further details of the location will be given to successful applicants
Commitment: Bi-weekly for 12 months. Must be available to attend the initial training which is planned for December.
This post is available to male applicants.
If you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Clare Buckby on clare.buckby@salvationarmy.org.uk
The Salvation Army’s Survivor Support Service works alongside governmental (statutory) and non-governmental services by providing practical and holistic support to survivors of modern slavery. Through CONNECT, we support people on their journey from victim to survivor.This role offers an exciting opportunity for you to be part of a programme to mentor a female survivor of modern slavery as they establish life in Stockton-on-Tees.You will volunteer with a fellow mentor to support a client (survivor) to establish goals as well as provide practical guidance and support for the individual to achieve them.As one of our volunteers, you will receive specialised training and regular support.
Role: MentorLocation: Stockton-on-Tees based - further details of the location will be given to successful applicantsCommitment: Bi-weekly for 12 months.
This post is available to female applicants.
Please click here to see further information about this volunteer role.
Please note: in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, this role may require support to be provided via video call facilities so volunteers will need access to Wi-Fi and ability to access video calls.
We are looking for volunteers to help run daytime support sessions for 3-4 hours each week. These sessions offer a range of support to female survivors as they move forward and establish life in West London. This includes support to access services (eg housing, benefits, education, language lessons), practical activities and educational workshops.
The CONNECT programme provides survivors with a friendly environment to create new life skills, make local connections and receive move-on support. This builds a foundation for continued support which positively impacts clients’ health and wellbeing.
Role: Drop-In VolunteerLocation: West London based (please note it is in the zone 6 travel area) - further details of the location will be given to successful applicantsCommitment: Preferred 12-month commitment period. Must be available to attend the initial training which is planned for November 2020.
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We are looking for volunteers to help run daytime support sessions for 3-4 hours each week. These sessions offer a range of support to male survivors as they move forward and establish life in Central London. This includes support to access services (eg housing, benefits, education, language lessons), practical activities and educational workshops.
Role: Drop-In VolunteerLocation: Central London based - further details of the location will be given to successful applicantsCommitment: Preferred 12-month commitment period. Must be available to attend the initial training which is planned for November 2020.
If you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Abigail on Abigail.lennox@salvationarmy.org.uk.