Activities Volunteer (Stafford)

When and Where • Monthly Stay and Play approx. 3 hours at Littleworth Community Centre, Stafford • Monthly Youth Club approx. 3 hours at Freedom Support, at Freedom Support, Stone Road, Stafford (usually the same day as Stay and Play) • Social Group – approx. 2.5 hours on the third Thursday evening of the month – 7-9pm • One online committee meeting a month, approx 1.5 hrs, first Wednesday of every month via Zoom

Support

• Designated Senior Branch Engagement Officer to answer any queries and provide support • Written guidance on a range of branch communications • You must complete any requested eLearning modules before you start volunteering. Your Senior Branch Engagement Officer will explain what you need to complete. • Insurance cover for all branch activities • Agreed expenses reimbursed for attendance at any event organised by the branch support team.

What you can get out of it • Improve support to autistic people and their families in your local area • Build up an understanding of autism by volunteering with autistic people • Access free training and learn new skills • Meet new people • A worthwhile achievement to add to your CV. • Have fun whilst carrying out a valuable role. • Volunteering can keep you mentally stimulated and provide you with a sense of purpose. • This is a rewarding and fulfilling opportunity and will allow you to make a difference to those you are supporting and their families.

By applying for this role you are agreeing to have your application form shared with the volunteer branch chair of the branch you are applying to volunteer with in accordance with GDPR.