- Provide assistance to our clients (Handing out supplies, charging phones etc.) & record all interactions on our system.
- Answering the phone, dealing enquires
- Help to maintain a safe space for all by carrying out courtyard & toilet checks.
- Washing towels and stocking up supplies. Tidying the book shelf
- Tasks will be carried out alongside a staff member; you will receive all the training & support you need to carry out your role.
- Contribute significantly to the well-being of our clients & develop a wide range of skills and experiences that will be beneficial for your personal and professional growth.
- Breakfast or Lunch whilst on shift & travel expenses reimbursed
You will enhance a variety of skills, including communication, active listening, organizational abilities, and customer service through diverse daily tasks.
You will gain practical experience in a supportive role within a professional setting, providing a strong foundation for future career opportunities in related fields, we can provide references & a certificate
Have the opportunity to progress within your role.
- We are looking for volunteers with great communication skills, good written & spoken English & have experience using a computer. If this is you & you also have an interest in supporting adults experiencing homelessness and related issues, get in touch today
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