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Volunteering programme

Who can become a volunteer with St Helens Family Hubs?

 Anyone who:

  • Wants to become more active and give something back to the community
  • Wants to gain experience of working with families alongside professionals to gain work

What's in it for me?

 The whole volunteering experience can be very rewarding and can open doorways for career development working in partnership with the community.

Volunteering can:

  • Be fun and challenging
  • Increase confidence and self-esteem
  • Widen learning experiences
  • Enable you to brush up on the skills you already have and learn new ones
  • Be a step towards returning to learning or work if that is what you wish

Volunteers will become part of the team, supporting Family Hubs Offer, volunteering their time and commitment for the benefit of families within the community without financial reward.

What next?

  • Contact and speak with a Family Hub Community Development Worker to make sure that volunteering is what you want to do
  • Complete a volunteer registration form
  • An informal meeting will then be arranged with you to complete DBS barring and vetting procedures and to discuss volunteering roles

Get in contact with us!

Email: fhccvolunteering@sthelens.gov.uk

Telephone: 01744 673445 / 01744 671788

Visit: St Helens Family Hubs 

Contact us or call into any of our Family Hubs and ask for:

Jill Healy - Community Development Officer                                 

Central Link Family Hub
Peter Street
St Helens
WA10 2EB

01744 673445

Sutton Family Hub
Ellamsbridge Road
St Helens
WA9 3PY

01744 673420

  

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Last modified on 30 October 2024