We're Looking for Volunteer Workshop Trainers!
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If you’re excited about the idea of running workshops and sharing your knowledge with a great group of people, get in touch with us today!Detailed description
We're Looking for Volunteer Workshop Trainers!
Do you have a skill or craft you’re passionate about and want to share with others? Emmaus Gloucestershire’s People’s Shed is now open to the wider Gloucestershire community and we’re seeking creative and skilled Volunteer Workshop Trainers to lead hands-on sessions in a variety of areas!
Whether it's upcycling, DIY, textiles, carpentry, or any other skill that can inspire and empower our community, we’d love to hear from you. If you have the expertise, or passion, to teach practical, creative, or sustainable skills, this is your chance to make a real difference!
What We're Looking for:
- Volunteer trainers with a passion for teaching and community engagement.
- Skills in areas like upcycling, craft, DIY, sustainability, or any other practical skill.
- Enthusiasm for sharing knowledge in a friendly, welcoming environment.
We’re currently designing our 2025 People Shed schedule, with various days and times available for you to run your sessions throughout the week, either on a regular basis, intensive courses, or one off adhoc sessions.
If you’re excited about the idea of running a workshop, and sharing your knowledge and expertise, with a great group of people, get in touch with us today!
Let’s create something amazing together.
Please note that all DBS applications, safety footwear and PPE will be paid for by Emmaus Gloucestershire.
To apply please request and return an application form. On receipt we will be in contact to arrange an informal meet, greet and tour.
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costsAbout Emmaus Gloucestershire
For many people who experience homelessness, one of the biggest obstacles they must overcome is a loss of self-esteem. Emmaus provides an opportunity to regain this, with a chance to use their existing skills and to develop new skills and qualifications in order to help to rebuild their self esteem and confidence whilst making a real contribution to their community.
Emmaus communities are not hostels for the homeless; they provide a home for as long as someone needs it. For many, this support and stability is like the family they don’t have, providing a safe environment in which to settle and re-build their lives. Often this is an opportunity to overcome issues such as addiction, get support with mental health issues or rebuild relationships with estranged family.
Social enterprise is central to the Emmaus model as it provides meaningful work experience for companions but also generates part of the funding required to maintain communities.
Emmaus communities deliver a significant return on investment. Research shows that for every £1 invested in a community, there is an £11 social, environmental and economic return, with savings to the benefit bill, health services and a reduction in crime.