- Welcoming all visitors to the hospice and providing direction to destination where required.
- Answering the phone.
- General admin duties such as sorting the post, answering emails.
- Logging deliveries such as drink trollies and parcels and shop donations.
- Ensuring the reception and hub area are maintained to a high standard of cleanliness and are presentable at all times.
- Conducting routine inspections of the car park and maintaining accurate records of vehicles using the facility. At least twice a shift.
- Improve your CV
- Build your confidence
- Be immersed in a creative and supportive environment
- Do something you enjoy and believe in
- Add value to your local community
- Training offered:
- One day core training with the Volunteers team and role specific training from the reception team.
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Benefits:
- Reimbursement of travel expenses up to TFL zones 1-6
- Lunch allowance redeemable at the hospice after 3 hours volunteering.
- Opportunity to get experience in a hospice setting.
- Reference provided after six months volunteering.
Gain transferable skills and experience in the retail and charity sector
- Personable- outgoing and compassionate.
- Friendly and empathic.
- Understanding of the hospice environment.
- Good communicators.
- Basic IT Skills.
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