Ways To Volunteer
Ways To
Volunteer
Ways To Volunteer For
Families Together Suffolk
No special qualifications are necessary to become a Families Together Suffolk volunteer, but Peer Volunteers (those who are matched with and then support a family in their home, community and/or remotely by phone and online) are usually parents or grandparents with an interest in, and experience of, young children and family life.
We welcome volunteers from all sections of the community
Talking and listening can be empowering for families, helping them to overcome their difficult situations by realising their potential, building their confidence and finding security in confiding with their Peer Volunteer.
Volunteers are offered on-going training and support, including opportunities to take part in activities with specialist speakers and services, as well as informal social gatherings.
Other Ways To Volunteer
Be able to give an average of ten hours a month.
Be available to attend a minimum of four meetings per year.
Undergo a criminal record check at enhanced level.
Undergo a selection process.
Commit to the legal and financial responsibilities of the role.If you think that you could benefit from the support of a Families Together Suffolk volunteer then you can get in touch with us yourself. Other people may be referred to us by a health visitor, doctor or other professional.
Play groups.
Toy libraries.
Specialist groups for single dads, breast feeding mums, or families affected by post natal depression.
Healthy eating sessions.
Social activities like trips to parks, farms or the seaside, cinema nights, and more.
Helping with fundraising - from quiz nights, crochet sessions and raffles to toddle-a-thons or glitzy fundraising balls.
Drivers for families who are stuck without transport.
and so much more.
It may also be that you can volunteer in a way that we haven't thought about yet.
So if you want to get involved, get in touch and let us know what you can offer. We would love to hear from you.
So if you think this may appeal to you see our charity shop section for more details
What it takes to be a Families Together Suffolk Volunteer
Please watch our video and see if it helps you decide if you have what it takes to become a volunteer.
If you then think you are keen to help parents and children in your community.
Please download an expression of interest form to start your journey transforming lives in your area.
Do you have what it takes to be a Families Together Suffolk volunteer?
Are you keen to help parents and children in your community?
Please download an expression of interest form
to start your journey transforming lives in your area.
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