Guideposts Connect Social Group

Guideposts Connect Social Group

Task · 2–4 hrs
Farmers Club, Agriculture House, Greville Close, Gloucester, England GL2 9RG, United Kingdom
Social contactSupport work
Community & familyPeople with disabilities
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Summary

Guideposts CONNECT social groups are for all, including those with dementia. Led by our experienced group leader, supported by local volunteers.

Detailed description

Job title: People Person Volunteer

 

Hours: 3 hours between 10.30am and 1.30pm

 

Salary: Voluntary

 

Location:


  •  Farmers Club (Gloucester) - alternate Thursdays 11am-1pm

 

Guideposts CONNECT group is a pop in social group offering support with tea and cake. All are welcome, including those living with dementia and their carers. The group is led and managed by our experienced dementia specialist colleague but she would welcome some extra help on the day with making teas/coffees, helping with activities and talking to group members.


Activities are based around creative activities including music, crafts, painting and reminiscence.

 

CONNECT needs a people person volunteer to help others connect, make new friendships, have fun and discover new hobbies.

 

You will receive:

·    Relevant Training

·    Paid expenses 

·    Working with a friendly, experienced team

·    Opportunities to take part in events or activities and be part of a new social network


Closing Date for applications:  ongoing    

 

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About Guideposts Trust

Guideposts Trust is a UK-based charity working with people in local communities to help them access the support, opportunities and skills they need to overcome social inequalities, improve their wellbeing and change their lives.

We run a range of services that are focused on helping people to achieve their potential regardless of their circumstances. We connect people together so that they can experience the joy that comes from friendship, activity, learning, purpose and occupation. We love what we do and we love seeing people flourish.

Many of the people we support come from the most disadvantaged groups in our society, including children and adults with additional needs and disabilities, people with mental health problems, older people with dementia and other neuro-degenerative conditions, and the families or carers of all these groups. We believe that all people should be equally valued and have an equal chance to live the best life possible, that is why we do what we do.