promoting voluntary action
Liaison -
Development - Representation - Support - Partnerships
Southampton Voluntary Services
actively promotes equality & embraces diversity
Job Vacancies
Southampton Voluntary Services
Charity
no: 1068350 Company No. 3515397
Southampton Voluntary Services is the umbrella organisation for the local voluntary sector providing independent voice and support as well as managing a variety of special projects.
SHOPMOBILITY
CASUAL/PART TIME BANK WORKERS
£6.10 per hour
Since 1998 The Shopmobility scheme has provided wheelchairs and scooters for anyone who has either permanent or temporary limited mobility, allowing them greater independence to use the shopping business areas in the city centre.
As a bank worker you will be employed by Southampton Voluntary Services to cover times when staff are not available at Shopmobility. This could be planned holiday cover or at short notice to cover staff sickness or busy periods. The successful candidates will ideally have to have an understanding of the difficulties experienced by people with disabilities and knowledge of good customer service. You will however need to be physically able to provide some assistance to users of the service and the ability to handle wheelchairs and other equipment used by Shopmobility.
If you would like to discuss the position informally please contact Sarah Duncalfe on Tel: 02380 236003
The Shopmobility office is operational Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 5.00pm. Services operate on occasional Sunday and late nights for special occasions and City events.
For an
application pack or more information about Southampton Voluntary
Services in the first instance please contact us by telephone on
02380 216030 or email
information@southamptonvs.org.uk quoting reference number
SVS001
Closing
date Friday 14 December 2007
SVS welcomes
applications from minority groups
Application Form
Equal
Opportunities Form
Asylum &
Immigration Notes
Evaluation Form
Guidance Notes
for Applicants
Employment of
Ex-Offenders Policy
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Working with the Commissioned Training Manager, you will be responsible for marketing the training programme; visiting members and potential customers to promote our learning & training options; as well as help members undertake Training Needs Analysis. You will also deliver a number of the ROCC courses both through the main programme and commissioned training programme. You will need to have worked in the supported housing or social care sector, preferably as a front line worker and you will need to have experience of delivering training. Management experience is essential and marketing experience would be beneficial.
Closing Date Monday 10th Dec2007
Interviews
19th Dec 2007
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Volunteers Wanted
City Central Football Club is a progressive football project based in the Inner city area of Southampton. The club is an active partner in the Racism Just Ain’t Saintly campaign thus having a close relationship with Southampton Football Club. The project focuses on encouraging people from black minority ethnic communities to participate in competitive football.
As well as offering qualified football coaching to the all the young children with whom we work the project focuses on promoting good behaviour, respect and discipline for young people that normally don’t have this opportunity. Football can play a powerful role in brining people from all communities together and the football club has successfully recruited people from all walks of life.
We are actively seeking the support of volunteers to undertake coaching and administrative duties to help deliver a number of tasks that are integral for the project to continue to operate effectively. The club will support your development within your specific role by funding all relevant courses. If you would like to become involved with an extremely worthwhile project then please email jbhatti@saintsfc.co.uk
For more information please visit www.citycentralfc.org.uk
Volunteering
Whilst looking for paid work there is an option to get valuable work experience you may not have considered.
- Can give you work experience and a reference to help with job hunting.
- Can give you the chance to use and improve your existing skills and develop new ones
- At the same time give you enjoyment and satisfaction
If you would like to find out more, why not come to a Volunteering Information Session. These are informal and friendly. You will be able to find out what volunteering options there are and get help advice about making your choice.
For more information contact
volunteering@southamptonvs.org.uk
Di Bernstein, Volunteering Development Worker
The Voluntary Action
Centre, Kingsland Square, St Mary Street, Southampton
Tel: 023 8021 6015,
Fax: 023 8022
2929
Take a look at the Volunteering Bulletin on the SVS website for current volunteer opportunities in Southampton.
