• Delivering/assisting with lunchtime clubs/activities

• Supporting Y6 House Captains

• Depending upon ability and confidence of the volunteer they can work leading warm-ups and leading small groups of identified young people in sports related activities during PE lessons.

• Supporting with administrative tasks and supporting delivery of intra-house and inter-school competitions.

• Supporting in classroom settings outside of PE.

• Clearing stock cupboards - preparing an audit of equipment.

•  Assisting at after-school events.

Westfield Primary School

Westfiled Road

Cottingham

East Yorkshire

HU165PE 

Initial Training and Induction.  

Reliability, responsibility, confidentiality, trustworthiness, initiative, enthusiasm.

Qualifications: None specific, but an interest in Primary/Secondary teaching along with a passion for PE and sport is a essential.

• Reliability, responsibility, confidentiality, trustworthiness, initiative, enthusiasm.


• Good IT skills


• Ability to work as part of a team and independently.


• Ability to work and communicate effectively with young people and adults.


• Ability to show a willingness to both listen and learn.


• A person who has a passion for PE and Sport and is thinking about going into Primary/Secondary teaching in the future.


• A committed person that lives locally during the school academic year.

• From the start of September (preferable).

You would need to commit to 1 afternoon per week from 12:00 noon until 3:30pm. If you wanted to volunteer on other afternoons that would be great, but not essential

To find out more please email the P.E teacher directly stating you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student Website.

Mr Price

Email: [email protected]

With over 100,000 visitors a year, Bempton Cliffs is a very busy reserve. We aim to deliver first class customer care at all times, as well as looking for someone to provide a warm welcome to all our visitors, providing them with the information they need to make the most of their visit. We need you to be able to enthuse people about wildlife and the RSPB, and actively encourage non-members to join. Other duties include answering telephone enquiries and promoting events/activities. 

Bempton Cliffs Visitor Centre, Cliff Lane, Bempton, Bridlington, YO15 1JF

All training will be provided. 

• approachable, with a friendly demeanor 


• a desire to help people and exceed expectations through excellent customer care 


• enjoys working as part of a team


• confident in initiating conversations with and talk to members of the public


• have an infectious enthusiasm for nature and its conservation 

• confident in handling money


• experience working in a visitor attraction


• ability to be on the go all day 


• willingness to learn and use basic sales techniques


• be confident in dealing with tricky situations


• excellent phone manner


• knowledge of some RSPB work and a familiarity with Bempton Cliffs (desirable)


• experience of working in a sales oriented background


• enthusiasm for wildlife and conservation 


• the ability to inspire visitors to give nature a home where they live


• an awareness of health and safety


• confident in encouraging membership

Minimum requirement is flexible, but from 5-7 hours per week. 

For more information please see 

https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/community-and-advice/volunteer/8059-admissions-assistant-bempton-cliffs

Please say that you found this vacancy through the Hullstudent.com website 

As an Adviser you will be at the heart of our service, giving advice to our

clients on a wide range of issues. You will receive full training in the

skills you need to help people deal with their problems and given all the

support you need. You will do some or all of the following:

• Finding out the key points of a clients problem

• Finding out what a clients problem is and finding out the best way forward

Some specific enquiry area examples are:

• Helping a client with debts to work out a reasonable rate of repayment and

supporting them to negotiate this with creditors

• Interviewing a homeless client to find out what their housing options are and

helping the client decide their next steps

• Interviewing a client that has been sacked and finding out whether they have

lost their job unfairly or not.

 

Hull City Centre

You don’t need specific qualifications or experience to train for the role.

You will need:

• An ability to understand complex information

• To be polite and good at listening

• To be familiar with using keyboard skills and

searching the internet

• To be able to input data accurately

• A good level of literacy and numeracy

• To be open minded and not judge clients

• To enjoy helping people.

An ability to understand complex information

• To be polite and good at listening

• To be familiar with using keyboard skills and

searching the internet

• To be able to input data accurately

• A good level of literacy and numeracy

• To be open minded and not judge clients

• To enjoy helping people.

An ability to understand complex information

• To be polite and good at listening

• To be familiar with using keyboard skills and

searching the internet

• To be able to input data accurately

• A good level of literacy and numeracy

• To be open minded and not judge clients

• To enjoy helping people.

Various shifts available during office hours Monday - Friday

Please contact [email protected] for an application pack stating which role you are applying for and that it is with the Citizens Advice

Thank you

Alive 'N' Kicking is our childhood obesity programme which caters for age ranges 2-19 and we also provide a pre and post natal package covering infants. The programmes specifically designed for different age groups and provide appropriate messages, activities and behavioural change strategies. Activity volunteers help the Activity Leader to set up equipment, help with the delivery of the session and offer support and guidance to the children.

Venues are located across Hull

Volunteers will be supported in their role by the main Activity Leader.

Volunteers need to be reasonably fit and healthy and able to relate well to young people. No previous experience required but the role would be especially suited to people with experience working with children and special educational needs; coaching qualifications and/or a nutrition and sports background.

Volunteers will gain experience working with children and develop their understanding of issues surrounding obesity in young people.

Volunteers are asked to help at one session a week for at least three months. Sessions last up to 90 minutes so the total volunteering time each week is around two hours. Sessions take place after school Mondays to Thursdays between 3pm and 7.30pm. There are also sessions which take place on Saturday mornings.

Contact: Jemma Lawson Email: [email protected] Website: www.ank.uk.com *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

Working with children aged 6-8, you will have the opportunity to assist with running a beaver colony of approximately 15 children. While supporting the section leader during the eveing meetings, the role can be tailored to a person’s level of commitment; from running individual activities and games to organising a full evening of events – you can choose what suits you based on your interests and skills.

methodist church

hallgate

cottingham

hu164bd

no specific qualifications are needed and full training will be given. A DBS check will be required but we will arrange this for you.

Working with children, Creative, Team Work, good communication (verbal), time management, trustworthy, planning, coping with responsibility.

Working with children, Creative, Team Work, good communication (verbal), time management, trustworthy, planning, coping with responsibility.

Thursday 18.00 to 19.00 plus three planning meetimgs at the beginning of each term

To find out more visit cottinghamscouts.co.uk or email [email protected]

please tell them you saw this opportunity on the HullStudent Website Thank you  

s an Asssitant Lifestyle Coach you may be working with adults, children and/ or families and be asked to:

•           Help weigh and measure clients

•           Support our Lifestyle Coaches to deliver

sessions and help with exercises, activities and tasks.

•           Support clients to take part, welcome them and encourage them to develop their confidence and skills.

•           Support our Lifestyle Coaches to promote the service.

Hull City wide

•           An interest in supporting people to live healthier lifestyles, physical activity and/ or nutrition.

•           Honesty and reliability

•           Friendly

•           Good personal communication skills

•           Non-judgemental and respectful of others.

We have a range of days/ times available including evening sessions.  tell us your availability.

Please contact   Jemma Lawson

email: [email protected]

website: www.enablehull.co.uk

telephone:01482 3344042

Please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student Website

Thank you 

Have you a creative approach to making everyday adventure happen? We have a great programme to offer and just need volunteers to make it happen

-           Co-ordinate with others in the planning of the programme

-           Organise resources to deliver a programme to Beavers / Cubs or Scouts

-           Delivery of the programme

-           Maintain records of young people’s achievements

-           Small amount of administration, such as budget and expenditure.

HU5 4TJ, HU8 9AG, HU6 9NA, HU8 8SH, HU9 3JJ, HU5 3PN, HU6 8SA, HU5 3JX, HU9 4JY, HU6 7PA, HU9 4TJ, HU5 4DJ, HU7 4YR, HU7 4TD, HU5 2EJ, HU3 2TA, HU5 5DH, HU3 5AR, HU9 5SY, HU9 2TB

 VARIOUS LOCATIONS OVER 20 AVAILABLE!

Training will be given

A willingness to have a go is the biggest pre-quisite for Socuting, As adults also learns lots from getting involved

However if you feel any of the following you'll have a great headstart:-

Innovative; Practical – hands on; Communication; Organised; Ability to relate to young people; Creative thinking; Sports interests; Co-ordination; Outdoor skills – navigation etc; Trust-worthy; Patience; Focused; Commitment; Reliable; Energetic; Balanced opinion;; Sense of humour; Open to learn; Fun; Dynamic

Virtually every week day evening, Beavers (6-8 yrs) is usually early evening, Cubs (8-10) slightly later 6-7.30 approx and Scouts (10-14) 7.00-8.30 approx

To sign up or find out more please contact Gary McCune

Email: [email protected]

website: cityofhulldistrictscouts.org.uk

Telephone: 07770608901

please tell them that you saw the opportunity on the HullStudent website thank you.

5th Hull Boys' Brigrade and Girls' Association has over 60 members aged from 5-18 years old. The members are divided into groups by age and meet once a week to do fun activities. 5th Hull also has a marching band (playing brass, woodwind and percussion) which plays at a variety of special events including parades and weddings. There are many different areas which where volunteers can help. It could be a particular age group or activity, eg band practice. Equally, a volunteer may want to help support young people who are part of the organisation who have disabilities and special educational needs.

The groups meet at Derringham Bank Methodist Church on Willerby Road, HU5 5DT, approximately 2.5 miles from the University campus. This can be reached via the EYMS bus services 33/34/35/44.

Volunteers will be supported by the group leaders

Volunteers should be friendly and approachable and be able to build up a good rapport with young people.

Volunteers will gain experience working with young people as well as transferable skills such as communication, interpersonal and listening skills.

The groups meet at different times during the week. Volunteers are asked to commit to one meeting each week for at least three months. Thursdays, 6-7.30pm, 5-8 year olds Thursdays, 6-8pm, 8-11 year olds Fridays, 6-7.15pm, Band Fridays, 7.15-9.45pm, 11-18 year olds Volunteers may also be needed on occasional weekends and holidays.

Contact: Vicki Brownlee Email: [email protected] Website: www.5thhullbb.co.uk *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

Work with others to organise and run meetings for Brownies (aged 7-10). Meetings include a variety of activities such as games, craft, singing, exploring the outdoors and working towards badges in a fun environment within the ethos and programme of Girlguiding.

Keep a register and records. Liaise with parents.

This would suit two or three friends who would enjoy working together.

North Ferriby Guide Hut, Church Road, North Ferriby HU143BZ

Training will be given

Volunteers must have a sense of fun and good Humour! Enjoy the company of young children. Enjoy the outdoors. Volunteers must have the ability to work as part of a team using their own initiative and have an outgoing personality.

No Qualifications needed but must be confident and out going. Experience of working with young children or having been a brownie or guide woulod be some advantage. 

Thursdays from 6.30pm to 7.45pm

To find out more or to arrange an interview please contact District Commissioner Mrs Joyce Knox via email [email protected]

or have a look on their website www.girlguiding.org.uk .

Please tell them that you saw the opportunity on the Hull Student Website

thank you

Bempton Cliffs is one of the busiest RSPB reseves in the summer. We run a small catering offer of hot and cold snacks, drinks and cakes and we need your help to serve our hungry visitors!

Bempton Cliffs Visitor Centre, Cliff Lane, Bempton, Bridlington, YO15 1JF

Training provided. 

• approachable, with a friendly demeanor


• a desire to help people and exceed expectations through excellent customer care


• enjoy working as part of a team


• enthusiasm for wildlife and conservation 

• confidence to initiate conversations with and talk to members of the public


• willingness to undertake appropriate training and personal development


• experience of working in a catering environment/visitor attraction


• be confident in dealing with tricky situations


• basic food and hygiene certificate (desirable)


• an interest/willingness to learn about the different products we sell


• knowledge of some RSPB work and a familiarity with Bempton Cliffs (desirable) 

Minimum commitment is flexible, from 5-7 hours per week. 

For more information please see https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/community-and-advice/volunteer/8364-catering-assistant-bempton-cliffs

Please say that you found this opportunity through the Hullstudent.com website

Scott Smith (Visitor Services Manager)

• [email protected]


• 01262422210

Deliver summer reading challenges, talk to children and encourage them to read, including craft activities throughout the year, homework workshops after school and Saturday morning reading clubs.

Various librarys in Hull, the main one being Central Library on Albion Street HU1 3TF

Resourcefulness, ability to work in a team or on your own, an interest in helping children and good communication.

All year round to suit specific libraries and sessions. No more than 3 hours per session.

Please contact Debra Webster, Senior Librarian Children, Young People and Schools, at [email protected]

please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student website

Hull Children's University provides children with learning experiences of life which support the delivery of the National Curriculum in schools. The children visit work places and see the many different jobs and careers available of which they might never have been aware. The Children's University involves many children who are living in challenging circumstances, some from families where there's been generations of unemployment. Volunteer mentors are needed to assist with delivery of the programme. Volunteers work with a small group of three or four children supporting both the tutor and the pupils, in the chosen module topic. The tutor leads, the volunteers support and the pupils learn, but most important of all everybody enjoys it. These small groups allow each child to be given individual attention and high quality assistance which is very valuable to them.

Various schools and other locations throughout Hull.

Volunteers will be supported by the tutors and Children's University staff

Volunteers must enjoy spending time with children and be interested in the childs needs, concerns, dreams and aspirations.

Required skills and attributes: -Being a good listener -An optimistic outlook on life -Able to channel the child's energy into constructive change, new challenges and overcome difficulties -Prepared to share own life with child and listen to theirs -Appreciate how the child thinks, feels and behaves

various

Contact:  Telephone: 01482 466045 Website: http://www.hullchildrensuniversity.com *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

Do you want to help disadvantaged kids?? Want to get into teaching?? Hull Childrens University are looking for positive enthusiastic volunteers to become a "BUDDY" for a small group of three or four children and supporting them on some fantastic experience trips helping them bring learning to life.

There are lots of trips to choose from and you can dip in and out with no specific obligation to attend all trips/outings.

This is not really a task but a wonderful opportunity to have some fun and help children have fun whilst learning. 

All over!! There are lots of activities going on in HULL such as museum visits and business visits as well as fantastic trips to LONDON where they get to see houses of parliament, get up close to 10 downing street and see the palace with a trip on the london eye. or "NIGHT IN THE MUSEUM" where children stay over night in Londons biggest museum and sleep with the dinosaurs!!

If that doesnt wow you then try "KIP ON A SHIP" HMS Belfast becomes their bed for the night how cool is that and all the time the children are gaining valuable learning experiences with you as their mentor.

Training is provided and DBS checks are completed as you start

You will probably learn as much as the children on these wonderful trips and will benefit them if you have a positive outlook and happy personality

We deliver an average of 3 modules per week so there are always plenty of experiences for mentors to take part in. there is NO set amount of activities you must attend you can take part in them once a month or once a year acting as a positive role model that so many of these  children need.

HAVE A GREAT TIME AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!!!

Pop into 65 salmon grove on campus for a dbs and mentor registration form. check out the website www.hullchildrensuniversity.com  or ask for deatils and a flyer at the volunteering desk in Membership Services in the Student Union.

When you contact the Childrens University please let them know you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Students Union website Thank you.  

• Support the Hull KR Community Trust Heritage Project with help and assistance, engaging new audiences towards the delivery of the Heritage Project.


• Consult and engage with anyone interested in Hull KR Heritage.

Assist with the preparation of various Heritage provisions.

Hull Kingston Rovers RLFC, KCOM Craven Park, Preston Road, Hull HU9 5HE

Training and support will be given

No formal qualifications or experience required just interest in and commitment to the role.

• Excellent communication skills


• Good people skills


• Be comfortable volunteering within a group or individually.


• Being able to use your own initiative but be able to ask for help when you need

Creative thinking, specifically in events.

various when volunteers are available

To find out more visit the website http://www.hullkr.co.uk/community-trust

To join or ask any questions email: [email protected]

Please tell them that you sae this opportunity on the hulluniunion website thank you

Contact: Claire Stanley, Senior Librarian Lifelong Learning.

Hull Central Library

Albion Street

Hull

HU1 3TF

[email protected]    Tel: 01482 613 442

This is an opportunity to work with individuals to raise their skills and knowledge, which can be very rewarding and inspiring. Full training will be provided to use specific equipment such as printers and scanners etc. 

two hour sessions day and times will vary to suit.

Contact: Claire Stanley, Senior Librarian Lifelong Learning.

Hull Central Library

Albion Street

Hull

HU1 3TF

[email protected]    Tel: 01482 613 442 When you contact this organisation please let them know you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Student Union Website Thank you. 

To assist in coaching and training youth football players aged 5yrs to 16yrs.

Costello Stadium and Sirius

Training given and full support

Must be enthusiastic and friendly

Coaching youth football would be an advantage

Friday evening from 6pm-7pm  Thursday evening from 6pm to 8pm

contact Andy Winfield winfield[email protected]  07954540809

As a Digital Assistant you will help address digital exclusion by providing assisted digital support to clients to use services and carry out transactions online by:

• Enabling clients to gain skills and confidence they need to use digital technology effectively


• Supporting clients with using self-help services including PCs


• Helping clients to identify the correct leaflet, self-help resource or service provider


• Identifying when clients need to be referred for more help and sign posting them appropriately following agreed protocols


• Helping clients to access digital resources including council services and government services

You do not need any specific qualifications but would need (after a period of initial training) to:

• Be competent in using IT


• Be police when talking to people


• Have an understanding of and commitment to confidentiality


• Be friendly and approachable

Alfred Gelder street Hull HU12AG

Training will be given

You do not need any specific qualifications but would need (after a period of initial training) to:

• Be competent in using IT


• Be police when talking to people


• Have an understanding of and commitment to confidentiality


• Be friendly and approachable

Hours to suit

To find out more visit the website http:www.hullandeastridingcab.org.uk

Telephone:  01482 224511

Email : [email protected] 

please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student Website Thank you

LAFSS (Leisure and Freetime Support Service) runs a variety of groups, clubs and activities for children and young people with disabilities who are aged 4 – 18 years. These activities include: -supported weekend breaks -kids summer play scheme -community activities -supported days out for the whole family -youth clubs Volunteers are needed to help with organising activities for the children; assisting with their care (not personal care); escorting children in transport; assisting with visits, arts, sports.

Any help which people could give with driving minibuses would be most welcome. There are also some opportunities for students to volunteer with specific projects - e.g setting up new disco project or sports project etc.

Most of the projects take place at Bellfield House, Middlesex Road, Hull, HU8 0RB (the Holderness Road area of Hull). Some of the projects may take place at other locations in Hull.

Volunteers will be supported by other volunteers and workers on the project.

Volunteers should be friendly and approachable and comfortable working with children with a range of disabilities. They should have excellent communication skills and be able to work as part of a team and use their own initiative.

Volunteers will gain experience working with children with special needs and develop co-ordination and communication skills.

Volunteers are asked to give around 2-4 hours a week for a minimum of seven months. The project runs every weekday after school: Monday - Thursday, 3-8pm Fridays, 5-9pm Weekends, 9am to 5pm School holidays, 9am to 5pm

Contact: [email protected]  01482 715155 Website: LAFSS website *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

o visit families who care for a disabled child and need family support

• To provide families with information they need to make informed decisions

• To provide emotional support within the family home

• To provide practical support within the family home

• To record support, and maintain records as required

• To ensure the work undertaken complies with safeguarding and child protection, equal opportunities, health & safety and other policies and the guidelines provided by Caudwell Children

Yorkshire and Humber 

Training will be given

The ability to convey information to families, via telephone, home visits, e-mail and post

• Good listening skills

• Ability to talk to people from all backgrounds

• Be able to work on own initiative

• Ability to respect and maintain confidentiality

• Ability to record information

• Age 18 or over

• The role is subject to a CRB check

• Ability to travel around the local area

• Willingness to undertake training, induction and meetings as required

• Out of pocket travelling expenses will be provided

Flexible day time hours 2-3hours per week when needed. Monday to Friday 9-5pm 

Website:  http://www.caudwellchildren.com 

Telephone: 07972688019

Email: [email protected]      

  please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull student website thankyou

A volunteer Football Support Worker is needed to assist our trainer to enable our service users at CASE (adults with learning disabilities) to participate in competitive football games as part of the Humber NHS football Inclusion League.

The volunteer will be required to play football with the CASE FC football team as well as supporting the wellbeing needs of the service users. These football matches (and practices) are on Thursday mornings off site in locations around the city. Transport will be provided from CASE.

A knowledge of working with individuals with learning disabilities is desirable but training will be made available

60 CHARLES STREET, HULL

Full Training will be given

Must be fun and outgoing with excellent communication.

A minibus licence is desirable but not essential.

coaching football experience is desirable but not essential but an enthusiasm to play football is necessary.

Skill & Qualifications Required

An awareness of learning disabilities and associated conditions is desirable but this is not essential as training will be provided.

A commitment to developing the knowledge, understanding and general well being of our service users.

A full clean (minibus) driving licence is desirable but not essential.

Enthusiasm to play football is necessary. Coaching football is desirable but not essential.

Monday 12-30 - 4pm and Thursday 8-30am - 12pm minimum time per week would be three and a half hours.

Contact Jackie Charlton 

Email: [email protected]   

Website: casetraininghull.co.uk

Telephone:01482 320200

Please let them know you saw the opportunity on the HullStudent website thank you

Girlguiding is the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK. They are active in every part of the UK, giving girls and young women a space where they can be themselves, have fun, build brilliant friendships, gain valuable life skills and make a positive difference to their lives and their communities.

We build girls’ confidence and raise their aspirations. We give them the chance to discover their full potential and encourage them to be a powerful force for good. The responsibilities of the volunteer will depend on how involved an individual wants to get involved.

An occasional helper will just turn up to meetings with the young girls every few weeks and help to run the activities that are happening on the night. Girls are aged 5-15 and are divided into three groups by age. Activities that maybe going on include: -games -cooking -sports activities -craft -outdoor challenges -learning new skills to earn badges etc.

The activities will change every week. A leader will be more involved in organising the activities with a team and leading the activities with the girls. Girlguiding UK offers a training scheme for leaders which looks great on your CV.

All groups except one meet in central Cottingham, walking distance from the Lawns, Needler and Thwaite Hall. There is also a Guide group which meets in Skidby (you would probably need your own car to volunteer for this group).

Volunteers should have the following qualities: -enthusiastic -upbeat -vibrant -good communication skills -relates well to young people

Rainbows (aged 5-6) Cottingham Tuesday evenings Wednesday evenings Brownies (aged 7-10) Cottingham Monday evenings Wednesday evenings Guides (aged 10-15) Monday evening (Cottingham) Tuesday evenings (Skidby) Wednesday evenings (Cottingham)

Contact: Katie MacLachlan Email address: [email protected] Website: Vwww.girlguiding.org.uk *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

With over 100,000 visitors a year, Bempton Cliffs is a very busy reserve. We deliver daily seabird walks throughout the summer; showing visitors the sights, sounds and smells of 250,000 seabirds and providing them with information on the birds that live here. This role also serves to enhance the experience visitors have on the reserve and encourages return visits. 

Bempton Cliffs Visitor Centre, Bempton, Bridlington, YO15 1JF

Training will be provided. 

• approachable, with a friendly demeanor


• love of the outdoors


•  enthusiasm for wildlife and conservation 


• willingness to learn 

• ability to walk along cliff top paths in all weathers


• cinfidence to initiate conversations with and talk to members of the public


• ability to communicate well and listen 


•  

Minimum commitment - 1 day a week. 

For more information please see: 

https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/community-and-advice/volunteer/1397-guided-nature-walks-volunteer-bempton-cliffs

Please say that you found this opportunity through the Hullstudent.com website

Sarah Aitken (Wildlife Experience Officer)

• [email protected]


• 01262422213

The Homework club provide additional support for children but specifically in the lead up to SATS in Maths, English and Science

The club takes place every Saturday at West Hull Rugby club from 9.30am to 12.30pm.

• Gain first-hand experience in teaching children


• Creating and coordinating lesson plans


• Marking homework


• Setting tasks and tests throughout the semester


• Provide feedback on child’s development to family

West Hull Rugby Club Hull

No qualifications or experience needed as training and support will be provided. 

• Passion to teach Maths, English and Science


• Good communication skills


• Organised and reliable

Saturday morning from 9-30am to 11-30am

To find out more or sign up please contact [email protected] 

Please tell Sophie that you saw the opportunity on the Hull Student website 

Thank you

Sova MENTOR recruit, train and support volunteers to work with young people aged 14 to 18 who have been identified by Hull Youth Justice Service (HYJS) as potentially benefitting from an adult role model. Volunteers support young people to make better life choices – steering them away from crime and helping them realise their potential.

The project offers advice, motivation and emotional support to encourage young people to make positive differences to their lives and gain some stability. Each mentoring relationship is structured, purposeful and time limited. A standard relationship involves volunteers meeting with a young person on a fortnightly basis for three months with the option of a further extension.

Sova Kenworthy House 98-104 George street Hull Hu1 3dt

Volunteers recieve full training and on going support  and supervision for this very worthwhile and fulfilling experience. 

We will provide accredited training through OCN and all the skills you need to become a Mentor with ongoing support after training. All you need is a genuine interest in the welfare of young people be able to commit to 6 sessions either weekly or fortnightly.

No experience needed

We require volunteers now, and will continue to train throughout the year. The next training will start Wed 23rd March 2016 evenings 5.30 onwards.

Contact: Richard Mullins Project Manager Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.sova.org.uk/project/MENTOR

Telephone: 01482 615780

A panel member is required to sit on a panel as a member of their community. Panel members work with young people who are given a referral orders at court, they will also work with their families/carers and at times victims of crime. Panel members will take the lead in challenging young people to take responsbilty for their actions and help them change their behaviour for the better, they will also work with the young person to repair any harm caused. They will also help to bring young people back into the law abiding community.

Kastor Centre, Beverley Road, HU3 1UR (This is our main location, we also hold panel at other sites which can be discussed in person)

I have stated recruiting is on-going, although we do have some training coming up shortly If any of your applicants were to be successful at the interview stage.

The training is:

The training is intense due to the nature of the role-working with young offenders

We do not expect you to have the experience required to become a panel member, training will be provided.

However we want people who are good at communicating and want to make a difference to young people’s lives. When sitting on a panel communication is key to have an effective panel meeting.

We do not expect you to have the experience required to become a panel member, training will be provided.

However we want people who are good at communicating and want to make a difference to young people’s lives. When sitting on a panel communication is key to have an effective panel meeting.

At the moment we hold panels on a wednesday and thursday evening. These are  weekly from 3.30pm - 6pm 

Contact  Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01482 616611

Please let Stacey know you saw this opportunity on the Hull University Students' Union website Thank you!

The role of an Independant School Appeal Panel is to consider appeals submitted by parents when there are no places available at the school of their preference.

hearings are usually half a day or a full day and appeals from multiple schools may be heard. 

Room 115

The Guildhall

Alfred Gelder Street

Hull

HU12AA

FULL TRAINING GIVEN

A Person with educational experience and aquiainted with educational conditions in the local authority area is an advantage but not essential.

No experience is required but an interest in education is important

Hearings are held at the Guildhall and various volunteer hours are available. Usually a half day or full day. 

Contact Louise Hawkins

Email: [email protected]

Telephone 01482 613410

Please can you inform them you heard about this role from the Hull University Union website. Thankyou

Help set up the Park run event for 1 hour per week (rota system) duties include marking out the route, enter participants via a computer, recording times and give out any awards.  Support the Park Run Association and lead volunteers to ensure the event is scheduled and delivered according to park run guidelines.  Encourage participants to improve their lifestyles by enjoying exercise in a fun and relaxed environment. 

King George V Playing Field, Cottingham Road HULL (next to University of Hull)

Training will be given including safeguarding training,DBS checks  and first aid. Funding will be provided by HUSSO 

Ability to work with children

Desirable:- Health and fitness knowledge to share with participants.

First aid.

Essential:-

Supportive to encourage participation and teamwork.

Friendly and approachable manner.

Ability to organise small events as an individual or as part of a team.

Reliability and punctuality.

Ability to work with children

Desirable:-

Health and fitness knowledge to share with participants.

First aid.

9.00 – 10.00 One morning per week for 1 hour (rota system) proposed to be Sunday and to attend any presentation events as arranged.

If you are interested in this role please click the button below to contact the Community Volunteering coordinator or email [email protected] for more information.

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The Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) is the UK’s leading Drowning Prevention Charity.  As part of our national drowning prevention strategy, we have partnered with Kids Alert to teach children across Hull about the dangers of water and how to stay safe.

When and Where?

The Kid Alert event, running from 12^th June – 23^rdJune, 2017 is organised by the Public Health department of Hull City Council

What are we looking for?

We are looking for volunteers to help us over the two week period, if you’re able to help for a few hours, a few days or even a whole week we’d love to hear from you! Training sessions will be running before the event to enable you to deliver sessions with confidence and in an interactive and interesting way on topics including the SAFE Code, Cold Water Shock and the basics of what to do in an Emergency.

Aim of the Event

The aim of the event is to educate as many children from various schools in the City about a wide range of safety subjects, e.g. Road Safety, Fire Safety and Water Safety. Children will be split into smaller groups and rotated around different Fire Stations, with each Station having around 10/12 minutes to give a talk on different safety topics.

details on application.

When and Where?

12^th June – 23^rdJune, 2017 Hull City of Culture at Kid Alert Event 2017.

How much time would you need to give?

As much as you want or as little as you can-we are flexible. Perhaps you’d like to contribute a couple of hours as a one off? Or maybe you’d like to volunteer for a couple of days or throughout the two week period? Whatever time suits you, we would love to hear from you.

What we can offer you?

• Free training and induction to make sure you are able to carry out tasks and deliver sessions


• Gain experience working with children


• A supportive and encouraging environment in which to grow your skills and confidence


• Be part of a bigger picture and keep Children safe from road, water and fire dangers


• Meeting new people and develop long lasting relationships


• Lots of fun

Who can volunteer?

We welcome almost anyone aged 16 and over living in the UK.  You can also volunteer in Groups e.g. corporate organisations, schools, colleges and universities.

What are we looking for?

• Help organise and deliver sessions on safety to children

Good communicator looking to making a difference and empower the next generat

Are you looking to get more involved with the communities in Hull City of Culture 2017 or to gain some experience with a reputable Charity? Are you passionate about educating children on the dangers of water, road or fire?

If this sounds like you, we need You!

If you are interested and want to find out more then contact Aaron Dhanda on

Telephone: 07469118514

email: [email protected]

When inquiring please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hullstudent website.

Thank you 

• Provide a key role in the delivery of community and school Heritage programmes.


• Assist with the delivery, reporting and monitoring of all learning activities, providing recommendations and development strategies.


• Communicate ongoing best practice in educational programmes.

Support the Lead teacher in delivery of Heritage activity in both schools and community environments.

Hull Kingston Rovers RLFC, KCOM Craven Park, Preston Road, Hull HU9 5HE

Training ans support will be given

No formal qualifications or experience required just interest in and commitment to the role

• Excellent communication skills


• Be comfortable volunteering within a group or individually.


• Being able to use your own initiative but be able to ask for help when you need


• Experience of educational delivery, in either schools or community settings.

Proven leadership experience/ knowledge

Varied (when volunteers are available

To Find out more visit the website http://www.hullkr.co.uk/community-trust

To Join or ask any questions please Email: [email protected]

Please tell themk that you saw the opportunity on the Hulluniunion website Thank you 

At Bempton Cliffs, school and youth groups book onto sessions in which they learn all about and are inspired by the beautiful and amazing wildlife on the reserve; enabling them to make their own connection to nature. As a Learning Assistant you will lead our education sessions using resources, games and play to engage the children. 

Bempton Cliffs Visitor Centre, Cliff Lane, Bempton, Bridlington, YO15 1JF

Training will be provided. 

• approachable, with friendly demeanor




• enjoys working as part of a team 




• passionate about inspiring children 




• confidence




• hard worker

• some basic ecological knowledge 




• enthusiastic for wildlife and conservation 
  
   


• ability to work with large groups 

Preferably one day a week. 

For more information please go to 

https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/community-and-advice/volunteer/7857-learning-assistant-volunteer-bempton-cliffs

Please say that you found this vacancy on the Hullstudent.com website

Kerry Fieldhouse

• [email protected]


• 01262422203

Would you be interested in adding that little extra to your CV?

Hull Libraries runs a Code Club, part of a nationwide network of volunteer-led clubs for children aged 9-11 years.

Our club runs for 2 hours on a Thursday evening, school term time, at Hull Central Library.

How often you are needed depends on how many volunteers we have. Volunteer as regularly as you wish.

We will be there to support you, and provide all the materials you’ll need to help get children excited about digital making.

Hull Central Library

Full Training wil be given

Code Club is nationally ran charity that encourages children to develop skills in Scratch, CSS & HTML and Python. Have a look at the Code Club website: https://www.codeclub.org.uk/

It doesn’t matter so much if you don’t have experience of coding as Code Club provide projects that children can attempt at their own pace. The idea is meant to be one project per session but I just let them manage it as they like – we’re a less structured environment. I encourage parents to participate with their children as well, with computing skills becoming more prevalent in the school curriculum I felt this might come in handy!

The site explains how it all works and shows the programmes used. I had only done some basic programming twenty years ago so I’ve taught myself using the Code Club materials (and even then I’m a bit sketchy). Quite often it’s about taking the children through the problem and helping them break it down – they often have the solution. Our aim is to allow children to enjoy coding and digital creativity, we help them to recognise the problem and work through to a solution.

• Organising resources and prior awareness of the projects the children are working on.


• Have the patience, enthusiasm and interpersonal skills to work with a group of up to 10 children


• Help children gain skills in computational thinking, problem solving, planning, designing, collaboration and inventive thinking

Develop your own knowledge of programming –

The club runs every Thursday during term time. We begin at 5:30 to start up all the PCs and make sure the print outs are ready, children and parents arrive at 6 (ish) and we finish at 7:15, but for the last quarter of an hour I often let them explore the finer details of other block programming uploaded onto Scratch (see projects on the Code Club site).

If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Rebecca at

Email: [email protected]

telephone: 01482 282323

or contact the volunteering co-ordinator .

please tell them that you saw the opportunity on the Hull Student website thank you

Supporting our awareness raising stands and fundraising activities, for example awareness stands at supermarkets and shopping centres, at festivals and events. Also bucket collections, and supporting fundraising events with raffle ticket sales, ticket collection, etc.

We have an elephant 'mascot' and are always looking for volunteers to dress up too!

Mental health often suffers a stigma, so we aim to raise awareness as often as possible. We also need to raise the money we need to support people in the local area with their mental health needs. We support over 2000 people each year, but would like to be able to do more.

Various across Hull and East Riding

all training will be given

Volunteers need to be enthusiastic and confident in speaking to people

various dates and times across the year

Claire Thomas

Partnerships Officer

[email protected]

Hull and East Yorkshire Mind

01482 240200

Wellington House 108 Beverley Road Hull HU3 1XA

Registered Charity No: 1101976   Registered Company No:  4936165

http://www.HEYMind.org.uk



Please tell Claire that you saw the opportuinty on the Hull University Student Union  website Thank you 

HEY Mind Mentors offer one-to-one support to clients with mild to moderate mental health issues to help them achieve defined goals.

Social interaction, building self confidence, and motivating clients to access activities and services are some of the goals that our scheme is looking to achieve for individuals.

Clients are referred from a variety of places including GP’s, Mind projects and local prisons. Additional training will be provided if you wish to work with ex-offenders.

TASKS INVOLVED:

•           As above, to meet with a client once a week Monday to Friday, for 2-3 hours, for up to 3 months.

•           To complete a two day induction to mentoring course

•           To complete weekly diary sheets in conjunction with mentor meetings

•           To keep in touch with the volunteer team, requesting help and feeding back progress on a regular basis

•           To attend and participate in frequent group/individual support sessions

•           To participate in other activities such as training, when required 

Wellington House, 108 Beverley Road, Hull, HU3 1XA

            Good communication skills with a wide range of people

•           Good interpersonal skills

•           Ability to motivate yourself and others

•           Ability to use own initiative

•           To be flexible and reliable

•           To be able to complete relevant documentation

•           To understand the role of mentoring

•           Experience of working with vulnerable adults

•           As this role requires a DBS check and extensive training we hope each mentor is able to commit for 6 months minimum.-

Hull based.

EMAIL: [email protected]

TELEPHONE: 01482 240200

WEBSITE: www.heymind.org.uk

Please tell them that you saw tihs opportunity on the Hullstudent website thank you

ReFRESH is a young people’s substance misuse service providing free and confidential support to young people under 19 to reduce or stop using alcohol or drugs (drugs may be illegal, legal, prescription or over the counter medicines).

ReFRESH also provides support for parents, carers and professionals.

ReFRESH is looking to recruit volunteer mentors to provide support to young people and parents by empowering them to improve their confidence and motivation and enabling them to make positive changes in their lives and reach their personal goals.

Volunteers will need to be able to build a positive relationship with a young person or parent. You do not need any formal qualifications or experience of working with young people and parents as full training will be provided. Our volunteer mentors need to be reliable, trustworthy and able to build a positive relationship with a young person or parent. As a volunteer mentor you will have the opportunity to develop skills, knowledge and a sense of achievement through helping those in need in the community.

You do not need any formal qualifications or experience of working with young people and parents as full training will be provided. Our volunteer mentors need to be reliable, trustworthy and able to build a positive relationship with a young person or parent. As a volunteer mentor you will have the opportunity to develop skills, knowledge and a sense of achievement through helping those in need in the community Those looking for a mentor will be matched by personality and other factors, icluding client's needs to ensure relationships set up are effective.

In addtion there are opportunties to support with one off events such as market place events promoting the ReFresh service as well as targeted education and brief intervention in selected schools or alternative education placements.

Kenworthy House, 98-104 George Street, Hull, HU1 3DT.

Though work may need to be undertaken in various locations around the city.

Relevant training (including mentoring, child protection/safeguarding training as compulsory) and regular supervision will be provided

genuine belief in people’s ability to make positive changes and an interest in working with vulnerable/at risk young people and vulnerable adults is required. An enthusiastic, non judgemental attitude as well as reliability, trustworthiness, patience and good listening and communication skills.

Being kind, caring, sensitive, having a positive attitude and a good sense of humorare also essential!

Full training wil be provided.

There are no specific qualifications necessary for the role as full training will be provided.

However, a genuine belief in people’s ability to make positive changes and an interest in working with vulnerable/at risk young people and vulnerable adults is required.

We are looking for outgoing, energetic and dynamic individuals who are passionate about working with young people and making a difference. A kind, caring and positive attitude, along with a sense of humour are essential as well as being able to empathise. We are looking for people who can support young people with chaotic lifestyles and be a positive role model.

As a volunteer mentor you will have the opportunity to develop skills, knowledge and a sense of achievement through helping those in need in the community. 

Mentoring and befriending, active listening, keeping professional boundaries and an increased awareness around alcohol and drugs.

There are no specific qualifications necessary for the role but a genuine belief in people’s ability to make positive changes and an interest in working with vulnerable/at risk young people and vulnerable adults is required. An enthusiastic, non judgemental attitude as well as reliability, trustworthiness, patience and good listening and communication skills.

Being kind, caring, sensitive, having a positive attitude and a good sense of humorare also essential!

Full training wil be provided.

4 x 2 hour training sessions and one day initially, plus around 2-4 hours per week/fortnight working with young people.

Other one off events may be additional (optional).

Contact: Sami Namhi, Recovery and Engagement Worker Telephone: 01482 331059 Email: [email protected] *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

Flintstones childrens group are seeking a suitable well mannered mini bus driver to collect the children for their group and drive them home afterwards.

Hull University Student Union and close to the University

Training on the minibus driving is essential and will be booked through the volunteering co-ordinator.

You must have been driving for two years with no offences occured on your licence

Wednesdays 4pm pick up and 7.30pm drop off

Contact Angie Drinkall Community Volunteering co-ordinator 01482 466295 [email protected] or pop into Membership services first floor in University House Students Union.

• To support the Hull KR Community Trust Heritage Project with your services during Mobile Museum provisions as well as in house museum openings.


• Assist in the delivery of Mobile Museum scheduled events.

Provide customer service to visitors at the museum drop ins.

Hull Kingston Rovers RLFC, KCOM Craven Park, Preston Road, Hull HU9 5HE

Training and support will be given

No formal qualifications or experience required just interest in and commitment to the role.

• Excellent organisational skills


• Good attention to detail


• Be comfortable volunteering within a group or individually.


• Being able to use your own initiative but be able to ask for help when you need to.

Ability to organise and prioritise tasks.

Varied (when volunteers are available)

To find out more visit the website http://www.hullkr.co.uk/community-trust

To join or ask any questions email: [email protected]

Please tell them that you saw the opportunity on the Hulluniunion website Thank you

Improve a young persons confidence with online mentoring. This role involves supporting young people from less adavntaged backgrounds to think about their future and raise their aspirations.

More specifically learning more about University life, budgeting and applying to university. Mentors wil support their mentees through our safe and secure online platform, so all mentoring is remote. Mentees and mentors communicate using email like messages and mentees get a cance to ask questions and set goals with their mentor, helping them to develop their confidence.

All mentoring is online so no travel required

training and support given

No experience is required as we train all our volunteers but some experience mentoring or supporting a young person is helpful.

Enthusiasm and passion for working with young children and good communication skills are essential 

Volunteering days and times are flexible. As it is online we ask you to contact your mentee once a week but this can be any day or time that suits you.

To join please email [email protected]

Website: https://brightside.org.uk

Telephone 02079227800

Please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student Website Thank you 

• Support the Hull KR Community Trust Heritage Project through representation during events and external provisions.


• To enable the exposure and understanding of the Heritage Project.


• Represent the Trust and Heritage Project during events.

Communicate the work and plans of Heritage to interested parties.

Hull Kingston Rovers RLFC, KCOM Craven Park, Preston Road, Hull HU9 5HE

training and support given

no formal qualifications needed

• Excellent communication skills


• Good people skills


• Be comfortable volunteering within a group or individually.


• Being able to use your own initiative but be able to ask for help when you need to.

Creative thinking, specifically in events.

various shifts available 

To Find out more please visit the website http://www.hullkr.co.uk/community-trust

To join or ask questions email: [email protected]

Please tell them you saw the opportunity on the hulluniunion website thankyou

To provide 1:1 support sessions in mentees home or local venue

To listen and action plan with mentee

To sign post to appropriate services

To complete relevant paper work

To take part in 1:1 and group supervision

To report concerns to the Parent peer Mentor Worker

To seek support and advice form the Parent Peer Mentor Worker

Child Dynamix, Little Stars Childrens Centre,

95 Preston Road , Hull, HU9 3QB

A parent your self with at least on child aged 10yrs + , you will be supporting parents with children age 10yrs +

Commitment to undertking training and skills development

Good time management, be punctual and presentable

Good communication skills and abllity to listen

Be non judgmental

Able to maintain confidentiality

Able to use own initiative but ask for support when needed

Commitment to undertking training and skills development

Good time management, be punctual and presentable

Good communication skills and abllity to listen

Be non judgmental

Able to maintain confidentiality

Able to use own initiative but ask for support when needed

Mon to Thursday between the hours of 9.30 to 3pm (school hours)

Email [email protected]

Telephone:01482 790277

website:  www.childdynamix.co.uk

Please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull University Student Website thank you

• To support the set-up of tables, chairs, mats and specialist equipment and sensory toys in preparation for our weekly Sunday Club sensory play sessions.


• To engage with disabled children/young people, their siblings, parents and carers to support and enhance their experience of the session. This may include creating/painting at the arts and crafts table, helping the children to put on their aprons and select materials safely. Engaging in play using our toys and equipment, watching for hazards or accidents and alerting a senior member of staff, signing in and out families, handling petty cash, ensuring equipment is used safely, signposting to other areas of the building (disabled toilet facilities, refreshments, library, information stand etc).


• To be friendly and welcoming to the families we support and to be interested to listen to and communicate with all families attending the session.

To occasionally support the running of additional activities such as inclusive football and dance sessions, music and Makaton sessions, trips to the theatre and cinema.

HU9 Victoria Dock church/ community centre

Training will be given

No specific qualifications or experience required, it would be preferable if volunteers had an interest in disability and working towards a healthcare or teaching qualification.

• To have a genuine interest in working with disabled children/young people.


• To have enthusiasm and a polite and helpful manner.


• To be organised and able to use own initiative.

To be reliable and honest and able to communicate well with management.

Sunday afternoons, saturday mornings and afternoons for 1-2 hours per session

To help this fantastic charity please contact 

Angela Drinkall the Community volunteering co-ordinator on

Email:[email protected]

Phone: 01482 466295 

Or pop in for an informal chat in the membership services area, first floor of  Student Central

Volunteering tasks in schools can include: -helping out the teacher in the classroom -working one-to-one or in small groups with the pupils -helping with lunchtime or after-school clubs -listening to reading -putting up displays -helping with administration tasks such as photocopying and data entry. Many students wish to volunteer in schools in order to gain classroom experience in preparation for teacher training. Because of the large numbers of people looking for places, it can be difficult to find a school willing to take you on as a volunteer. We've put together some tips on finding volunteering placements in schools below. Tips on securing a volunteering placement in a school: -Phone up or visit the school in person. -Find out the name of the person you need to speak to. This could be the headteacher or the class teacher of the age group you would like to help with -Ask for the direct contact details of the person in charge of volunteering -When you get in touch, explain why you are interested in volunteering, what skills you could bring to the school and how often you would like to come into the school. -When emailing, check the spelling, punctuation and grammar and ensure that you use formal language and no slang. -If the answer is no, then follow up with a thank you and ask them to keep you in mind in case the situation changes. -Please be aware that some special schools may prefer not to take on volunteers in order to maintain consistency for the pupils. Ensure that you give yourself plenty of time to find a placement. The school may ask you to do a DBS check (formerly CRB check) before volunteering and these can take some time to come through. If the school prefers, the Volunteering Desk at HUU can do a DBS check for you. In this case, please bring in a letter from the school on headed paper to confirm this request.

Primary schools in Hull and the East Riding.

-Enthusiastic -Relates well to young people -Able to use initiative -Good standard of spoken and written communication

Please also check out our HUSSO group who do primary reading in St Nicholas Primary school. As part of HUSSO you will go into the school under the management of our HUSSO project leader who will give you full support and help liase with the Headteacher.   Some schools may ask for a weekly or fortnightly commitment of a morning or afternoon. Let the school know how often you would like to volunteer so that you can come to an arrangement that suits both parties. The overall commitment will depend on the school but be prepared for the school to ask for a term or more so that the pupils have consistency.

Providing one-to-one support for up to a year to a young person looking to move into employment, education or training.

The role involves:

• Having regular meetings with a young person


• Providing a young person with support to move towards employment, education or training


• Supporting a young person to identify goals and targets to work towards


• Empowering them to make their own decisions about their development

Signposting them to other organizations for support

The Humber Including the whole of the Hull area- all postcodes, also ares in Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Bridlington.

No qualifications or experience required.

To hold the values of the charity:

-Be Non-judgemental.

-Passionate about helping young people succeed.

-Approachable

-Inspiring

-Encouraging. 

Varied dependant on young persons location, commitments etc.

Contact Rebecca Davis - Volunteering executive for the Humber.

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.princes-trust.org.uk

HMP Humber – HU15 2JZ

The role is available in visitors centres based outside of the prison, and in visits hall within the prison. Volunteers can choose to limit their support to the visitors centre if they do not wish to enter the prison.

Training will be given

Volunteers can help with social visits:

Mon  14:00 – 16:00

Tues: 14:00 – 16:00

Weds: 14:00-16:00

Thurs: 14:00-16:00

Fri: 14:00 – 16:00

Sat:  09:00-11:00 and 14:00 – 16:00

Sun: 09:00-11:00 and 14:00 – 16:00

Please email the volunteer coordinator for Lincolnshire action trust 

Email [email protected]

Tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull student website Thank you

HMP Humber – HU15 2JZ

The role is available in visitors centres based outside of the prison, and in visits hall within the prison. Volunteers can choose to limit their support to the visitors centre if they do not wish to enter the prison.

Training will be given no experience needed

Volunteers can help with social visits:

Mon  14:00 – 16:00

Tues: 14:00 – 16:00

Weds: 14:00-16:00

Thurs: 14:00-16:00

Fri: 14:00 – 16:00

Sat:  09:00-11:00 and 14:00 – 16:00

Sun: 09:00-11:00 and 14:00 – 16:00

Please contact the Volunteer coordinator for Lincolnshire action trust Georgia Pengelly

email: [email protected]

You will be supporting learning activities in play sessions and russian language sessions

Boulevard hu33ed

ALL TRAINING WILL BE GIVEN.

You will need good communication skills and the ability to build good relationships with children,parents and tutors.

you must be flexible and creative with good speaking, writing and reading in Russian. 

you will need good communication skills and the ability to build good relationships with children,parents and tutors.

you must be flexible and creative with good speaking, writing and reading in Russian. 

Saturdays 10am till 12noon

If you would like to find out more you can look on the facebook page Teremok Community or contact Vera Riches [email protected] 

You will need a DBS check for this role please speak to the volunteering co-ordinator [email protected] to arrange.

please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student website thank you  

university of hull

We will support you to get a DBS check and Level 1 safeguarding certificate. Experience working with people with disabilities (particularly learning disabilities) is desirable, but this may be an opportunity for you to learn how to support individuals with mild to moderate educational support needs.

you must have patience and understanding be flexible and able to support young people with a desire to learn

tuesday and/or  thursday 10am - 230pm from as soon as possible

Contact Sam Chegwin  [email protected] 

please tell him that you saw the opportunity on the hull student website thank you

We are looking for committed people who:

- Can deliver 2 schools assemblies to children aged  4-11, plus 2 workshops to children aged 9-11 per month, alongside a fellow volunteer.

- Can volunteer for a minumum of one year, following training.

- Can build relationships with people in their community and talk to them about how the NSPCC can help teachers, parents and carers to keep their children safe and how they can fundriase to support our work.

Hull and East Riding 

Share our Values: Putting children first, Making an impact, Taking a Stand, Never Settling for second best and Working together.

-Has a sensitive and supportive nature

-Effectively communictate and engage with children.

- Have good presentation skills , or are willing to learn.

- Are self confident and proactive.

- Are committed to safeguarding and willing to learn to action child welfare and protection concerns as per our policies and procedures.

- Are open to additional tasks to support the service where possible.

mon-fri between 9am- 3.30pm

to apply contact Michelle Lombart Area Coordinator email: [email protected] 

website: www.nspcc.org.uk 

please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student website Thank you

Scout groups meet weekly and are looking for volunteers to help run new youth sections and help plan activities and trips.

Throughout Hull and surrounding areas various evenings

Various evenings dependent on the area you choose. Between 1 to 4 hours per week.

Please contact Local Volunteer Manager Gary McCune on 07770 608901 or email [email protected]

cityofhulldistrictscouts.org.uk

The Scouts Association is the UK's biggest mixed youth organisation. It changes lives by offering 6- to 25-year-olds fun and challenging activities, unique experiences, everyday adventure and the chance to help others so that we make a positive impact in communities.

Scouts helps children and young adults reach their full potential. Scouts develop skills including teamwork, time management, leadership, initiative, planning, communication, self-motivation, cultural awareness and commitment. We help young people to get jobs, save lives and even change the world. What do Scouts do? Scouts take part in activities as diverse as kayaking, abseiling, expeditions overseas, photography, climbing and zorbing.

As a Scout you can learn survival skills, first aid, computer programming, or even how to fly a plane. There’s something for every young person. It’s a great way to have fun, make friends, get outdoors, express your creativity and experience the wider world. Volunteers are wanted to help with running sessions, organising games and activities, and if wanted help with planning. You would be volunteering with young people between 6 and 18 years depending on the section: Beavers 6-8 Cubs 8-10 Scouts 10-14 Explorers 14-18

There are various groups around the Hull and East Riding areas.

Volunteers will be supported by the main leader

Required skills and attributes: -reliability -enthusiasm -reliability -craft and outdoor skills.

Volunteers will develop skills working with young people

The groups take place at different times, usually weekday evenings during the school term-time

To apply, go to the Scouts website and enter your postcode on the right side of the screen. Groups in your location will come up on a map and you can request to be contacted regarding volunteering with these groups. *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

Can you be a reliable pair of hands and support on a weekly basis with Beaver / Cub / Scout meetings. Provide support to the leadership team, helping run activity bases, odd games and basic record keeping. Support young people in having a go at activities  

HU5 4TJ, HU8 9AG, HU6 9NA, HU8 8SH, HU9 3JJ, HU5 3PN, HU6 8SA, HU5 3JX, HU9 4JY, HU6 7PA, HU9 4TJ, HU5 4DJ, HU7 4YR, HU7 4TD, HU5 2EJ, HU3 2TA, HU5 5DH, HU3 5AR, HU9 5SY, HU9 2TB

Over 20 locations Available! 

Training will be given.

A willingness to have a go is the biggest pre-quisite for Socuting, As adults also learns lots from getting involved

However if you feel any of the following you'll have a great headstart:-

Innovative; Practical – hands on; Communication; Organised; Ability to relate to young people; Creative thinking; Sports interests; Co-ordination; Outdoor skills – navigation etc; Trust-worthy; Patience; Focused; Commitment; Reliable; Energetic; Balanced opinion;; Sense of humour; Open to learn; Fun; Dynami

Virtually every week day evening, Beavers (6-8 yrs) is usually early evening, Cubs (8-10) slightly later 6-7.30 approx and Scouts (10-14) 7.00-8.30 approx

to join please contact Gary Mccune

Email: [email protected]

website: cityofhulldistrictscouts.org.uk

telephone: 07770608901

please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student Website Thank you

The Special Olympics Swimming Club offers sport training and competitions opportunities to swimmers with learning disabilities. Volunteers are needed to help provide one-to-one assistance in the pool for the less confident, sometimes younger swimmers in the group.

Volunteers will never have sole responsibility for a swimmer and will always be under the guidance of a qualified coach. Volunteers will also provide positive feedback and encouragement and keep less focussed swimmers on the task.

East Hull Swimming Pool Holderness Road HU9 1EA

Volunteers should have the following skills and qualities: -Confidence in the water -Patience -Reliability -Enthusiastic -Encouraging -Friendly and sociable personality No formal qualifications are necessary.

The club meets every Saturday from 3-4pm. The preferred commitment to the group is at least seven months. Students can volunteer just during term-time if they wish.

Contact: Brid Loubani Email: [email protected] *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

?Hull Libraries seek to foster a love of reading and learning for all residents, employees and visitors to Hull. In particular we aim to foster a love of reading in children and their families. Each summer the library service holds an annual summer reading challenge where the children are challenged to read 6 library books over the summer holidays.  Volunteers are required to help with this project.  Duties will include - 

• Assist library staff in Hull libraries to administer the annual summer reading challenge where children are reading 6 library books over the school holidays.


• Enrolling children in the scheme


• Talking to them about what they have read and making suggestions for further reading


• Assisting staff in delivering craft activities over the holidays and assisting the staff when the library hosts special events over the summer holidays


• If you have an interest in computers and digital processes such as photography or film, you could assist the children to develop their skills


•  For further information visit http://www.readingagency.org.uk/young/volunteering/

The project will be run at all Hull libraries please see www.hullcc.gov.uk/libraries for locations.

Supervision will be given by the managers and staff of the libraries that you will be working with.

• Resourcefulness


• Ability to work on your own


• Ability to be part of a team


• Excellent communication skills


• Listening as well as speaking skills


• Enthusiasm for books and reading


• Awareness of the need for confidentiality


• Good organizational skills

• Confidence in speaking to others


• Team work skills


• Administrative skills


• Working on your own initiative


• Valuable work experience


• Opportunity to gain a V50 award for volunteering


• Presentation event when it is all over

Volunteers will be required 2-3 times pre week (hours to suit) from mid July to early September. We particularly need help at the beginning of the summer holidays to encourage the children to enrol in the reading challenge.

Travel expenses will be reimbursed by Hull Libraries.  

To apply, please contact June Lightfoot, Senior Librarian on 01482 616846 or email [email protected]  *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you.*

• Support the Hull KR Community Trust Heritage Project with the delivery of Heritage Programmes in schools.


• To assist with the teaching in schools and provide support to our Lead Teacher.


• Act as teaching support in classroom environments during the Heritage Programme delivery.

Assist either children or teachers in the delivery, providing support during lessons.

Hull Kingston Rovers RLFC, KCOM Craven Park, Preston Road, Hull HU9 5HE

Training and support will be given

No formal qualifications or experience required just interest in and commitment to the role.

• Excellent communication skills


• Good people skills with varied ages.


• Be comfortable volunteering within a group or individually.


• Being able to use your own initiative but be able to ask for help when you need


• Enhanced DBS checked.

School practice experience/ qualification.

Varied (when volunteers are available)

To Find out more visit the website http://www.hullkr.co.uk/community-trust

To join or ask questions please email: [email protected]

Please tell them you saw the opportunity on the Hull uni union website thank you

Teach StreetDoctors sessions; “what to do when someone is

bleeding” and “what to do when someone is unconscious” to

amazing young people

• Teach at a variety of centres that include schools, Pupil Referral

Units, Youth Offending Centres and youth clubs. Teach

alongside some big charities and sports clubs

• Collecting impact data after the session and inputting into our

online database

• Getting involved with fundraising either with team events or

carry out individual fundraisers

• As an extra – take on a Specialist Role within your local team

and meet nationally with other volunteers so StreetDoctors can

continue to improve and reach more young people.

• Attend a free compulsory training event for new volunteers in

Autumn

• Complete a StreetDoctors DBS application form that is

registered with the Update Service

• Attend your local team meetings where you’ll receive updates

from each other about what’s happening locally and nationally.

• Be proactive in signing up to teaching sessions for young people

that you are able to attend

• Be accessible with prompt communication. It helps those

organising things in your team stay efficient and effective in

teaching as many young people as possible.

• Keep up to date with the content of the teaching plan

• Support your local team with reaching goals you all agree

together, e.g. teaching young people, gathering data, inputting

data into our shared database and fundraising. These are all

vital tasks to keep StreetDoctors doing what we do!

• Uphold the reputation of StreetDoctors wherever you go. Be

professional and proud to be part of StreetDoctors.

• Enjoy yourself! StreetDoctors is an exciting and dynamic

organisation, get involved as much as you like!

Skills required

Various locations across Hull (in the process of being confirmed)- this

may include schools, Pupil Referral Units, youth centres, youth offending

centres and prisons.

Required

• Student medics, nurses or paramedics OR qualified junior

doctors, nurses or paramedics aged between 18 – 30

years of age

Desirable

• Someone experienced working with young people

• Someone with teaching experience

Required

• Student medics, nurses or paramedics OR qualified junior

doctors, nurses or paramedics aged between 18 – 30

years of age

Desirable

• Someone experienced working with young people

• Someone with teaching experience

Someone that can give a 2-year commitment to teaching

other young people life-saving skills

• Someone that is passionate about young people being

part of the solution to ending youth violence.

Every year each team holds an information evening and

auditions at the start of the Autumn term in

September/October.

• Auditions require you teaching something to the audience

present. The topic is your choice and you’ll have 2 minutes to

engage and teach others!

• If successful at this stage, you will become a member of your

local team and be required to attend the National Autumn

Training event on Saturday 26th October 2019. Travel and food

will be paid for.

• We only recruit once a year so if you miss the autumn intake

please look out for recruitment the following round

Make sure you follow our Facebook, Twitter or Instagram pages

for updates on recruitment in September. If you are interested

in becoming a volunteer at Hull – please get in touch in

August/September to find out your nearest recruitment –

[email protected] or inf[email protected]s.org

To find out more have a look on the website https://streetdoctors.org/

To join or ask any questions please email [email protected]

Please tell them that you saw the opportunity on the HullUniUnion website thank you 

Teenage Cancer Trust is the only UK charity dedicated to improving the quality of life and chances of survival for the seven young people aged between 13 and 24 diagnosed with cancer every day.

Our Street Team are our people on the ground across Yorkshire, helping us to advertise our activities and events. They put up posters, hand out flyers, talk to people about our work and provide general support to our fundraising team in the area. 

• Put up posters in your local area to advertise Teenage Cancer Trust activity - find local noticeboards to display posters or places to leave flyers and keep them updated when new posters are available


• Engage the public with the work of Teenage Cancer Trust


• Be a friendly and approachable face of the charity

Volunteers needed in the local area.

• Support from a dedicated member of staff

• Enthusiastic


• Reliable


• Flexible

• Excellent interpersonal skills


• Knowledge of the local area and the best places to put information

The time commitment for this role is around 1-2 hours per week at a time that suits you.

Please email [email protected] if you would like to apply.

We are unable to reimburse expenses

Premier League Kicks is a social inclusion project that aims to create safer and stronger communities in Hull. This is achieved by providing free positive activities, including football and various other sports for young people aged 10-19. The sessions are held throughout the year as the Tigers Trust staff aim to interact and engage with young people in the local area through football and sports activities.

• To work unsociable hours including evenings, weekends and school holidays.

• To establish positive links with children and young people.

• To encourage young people to develop through volunteering and leadership training.

• To ensure the required health, safety, welfare and supervision of participants throughout the session including child protection policies are carried out.

• To work alongside head and assistant coaches where appropriate.

• To assist the coaches in carrying out appropriate checks on equipment, venues and facilities.

• To help with the monitoring of session by completing registers.

• Be committed to issues of equal opportunity and diversity and be able to incorporate these in your everyday work.

• To ensure high standards of customer care and a quality service at all times.

• To undertake any necessary training, to ensure that knowledge, skills and qualifications are kept up to date.

• To carry out any other reasonable task appropriate with the role.

To work on football or dance sessions in Hull

To complete a DBS check from the Tigers Trust

Location of sessions are varied.

Choice of sessions to volunteer on:

Steve Prescott Centre, HU5 1HU

Football - Friday – 6:00-7:30pm

University of Hull Sport Centre,

Football - Astro turf – Friday and Saturday, 7:00pm-9:00pm

Girls Dance, sports hall – Wednesday and Friday, 7:00-8:30pm

KCOM Stadium Astro Turf, HU3 6GA

Football - Monday – 7:00-9:00pm and Friday 6:00-8:00pm

Route One Youth Centre, HU6 8PP

Football - Thursday – 7:00-9:00pm

Andrew Marvell 3G, HU9 4EE

Football - Thursday – 8:00-9:00pm

Kingswood Academy 3G, HU7 4WR

Football - Tuesday – 8:00-9:00pm

Shaw Park, HU6 9AJ

Football - Thursday – 7:00-9:00pm

Previous experience of sports coaching or working with young people within an alternative environment.

Experience in coaching football and(or) dance

Desirable Qualifications:

Emergency First Aid

Safeguarding

FA Level 1

Dance Coaching

Previous experience of sports coaching or working with young people within an alternative environment.

Excellent verbal communication skills.

Comfortable speaking to young people and children from a range of different background.

Can commit to evenings throughout the week.

A willing to learn from other coaches.

Choice of sessions to volunteer on:

Steve Prescott Centre, HU5 1HU

Football - Friday – 6:00-7:30pm

University of Hull Sport Centre,

Football - Astro turf – Friday and Saturday, 7:00pm-9:00pm

Girls Dance, sports hall – Wednesday and Friday, 7:00-8:30pm

KCOM Stadium Astro Turf, HU3 6GA

Football - Monday – 7:00-9:00pm and Friday 6:00-8:00pm

Route One Youth Centre, HU6 8PP

Football - Thursday – 7:00-9:00pm

Andrew Marvell 3G, HU9 4EE

Football - Thursday – 8:00-9:00pm

Kingswood Academy 3G, HU7 4WR

Football - Tuesday – 8:00-9:00pm

Shaw Park, HU6 9AJ

Football - Thursday – 7:00-9:00pm

to find out more or join contact:

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.tigerstrust.co.uk

please tell them that you saw the opportunity on the Hull student website thank you.

Volunteers would be participaing in the World Stories scheme. 

World Stories is a growing collection of traditional and original stories from around the world representing the 21 most commonly spoken languages by children in the UK. Currently one in seven UK children speaks a language other than English as their first language, often struggling to learn in an unfamiliar language and environment. World Stories is an online resource that helps children improve their literacy and keep up in the classroom. With more than 100 stories in written and audio format, World Stories opens the world to children.

This project is looking for volunteers who can translate from Engligh to one or more languages such as:

• Urdu


• Polish


• Punjabi


• Bengali


• Gujurati


• Lithuanian


• Portugese


• French


• Spanish


• Somali


• Arabic


• Turkish


• Italian


• Yoruba


• Chinese


• Hindi


• and many more!

The work can be done from home!

Volunteers should have good spoken language skills and a good sense of grammar, punctuation and general writing skills. 

Flexible from 3-4 hours per week. 

For more information see kidsout.org.uk or contact [email protected] (01525385252)

Please say that you found this opportunity through the HullStudent.com website 

We have links with the NHS to offer numerous opportunities to students that work within Castle Hill Hospital and Hull Royal Infirmary.

to find out more about the wide range of opportunities there are information days running every month 

please contact the volunteering co-ordinator for more information and an application form

HullHospitals

Training provided

Must be enthusiastic

good communication and timekeeping skills essential

various to suit

We have links with the NHS to offer numerous opportunities to students that work within Castle Hill Hospital and Hull Royal Infirmary.

to find out more about the wide range of opportunities there are information days running every month 

please contact the volunteering co-ordinator for more information and an application form

Giroscope is a housing charity renovating properties in West Hull. Building/renovation/admin/tenant and volunteer support, plus aspects of housing policy research architecture and much more.

Unit 3a, 23 Arthur Street, Hull, HU3 6BH

Ability to work with people from disadvantaged backgrounds, ex-offenders and long-term unemployed to support them to work as a team and communicate.

Various to suit volunteers. Staff work Mon-Fri 8am-4pm.

Please contact Volunteer Support Worker Sally Clarke on 01482 576374 or Email [email protected]

When you contact this organisation please tell them that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Students Union website Thank you.  

• Assisting with the delivery of Health Challenge sessions to young people


• Supporting activities and encouraging young people to participate


• Additionally helping to complete young person’s registration forms

Marvell House Children’s Centre, Cranbourne Street, Hull HU3 1PP

Initial induction to the project and access to look at activities if required. Sessions will be attended with at least one qualified youth worker from the HYPE staff team.

Friendly, good communication skills, non-judgemental, empathetic.

Volunteers will develop skills and knowledge in -

• Different areas of health (Substance misuse, alcohol awareness, smoking cessation, sexual health, emotional health, physical fitness and nutrition) and how to promote them to young people


• Teaching/ delivery skills 


• Knowledge of issues effecting young people


• Communication skills

Predominantly evenings or week days with the possibility of occasional Saturdays

To apply or find out more, please contact the office on 01482 303 541, ask for a member of the HYPE team or email [email protected]

For further information please look on the website:

www.hypehull.co.uk

www.ablhealth.co.uk

*When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!*

The aim of Whizz-Kidz is to ensure that every disabled child has an opportunity to be something special - a kid. There are an estimated 70,000 disabled children and young people in the UK waiting for a wheelchair that fits their young lives.

Whizz-Kidz provides disabled children with the essential wheelchairs and other mobility equipment they need to lead fun and active childhoods. The Buddy role involves helping at Youth Clubs and Wheelchair Skills Training schemes.

Volunteers are there to support the people running the session and the young people taking part (aged between 10 and 25 years old). The clubs are fun packed days and encourage young people to learn new skills, campaign for their rights and live more independent lives.

Hull Ambassador Club and Wheelchair Training take place in KC Sports Arena, Walton Street, Anlaby Road, Hull, HU3 6GA

Volunteers will be supported by staff members

Essential skills: -Enthusiastic, active, outgoing -Supportive, friendly and sensitive to others -Proactive and not afraid to get involved -Ability to communicate with young people -Flexible Desired experience: -Experience of working with disabled people -Experience of working with children and young people

Volunteers will gain experience of working with young children and have a lot of fun into the bargain. Reasonable travel expenses within 30km of the event are paid, plus up to £5 for lunch.

Youth Clubs and Wheelchair Skills Training sessions last for a full day. Volunteers are asked to give four days a year to the project.

Contact: Amy Senior Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.whizz-kidz.org.uk/ *When you contact this organisation, please let them know that you saw the opportunity on the Hull University Union website. Thank you!* 02077986129

Hull and East Yorkshire Mind’s Young Person’s mentors work closely with individuals experiencing mental-ill health to build on their self-esteem, challenge social isolation and develop positive interactions through informal sessions.  Meeting on a weekly-basis, Young Person’s Mentors and their matched Young Person will chat, challenge and problem –solve; working on informal personal aims whilst growing the person’s confidence and promoting their mental health.  Through their positive relationship the Mentor will empower and motivate the Young Person along their recovery journey.

What tasks are involved?

•           To meet with a Young Person for up to 2 hours per week for up to 3 months

•           To complete a induction to volunteering and mentoring

•           To complete a weekly diary sheet in conjunction with mentoring sessions

•           To attend and participate in frequent group/individual support sessions

•           To keep in touch with the volunteer team, requesting help and feeding back progress on a regular basis

•           To participate in other activities such as training, when required  

108 Beverley Road Hull

Locations across Hull

Training will be provided

What skills and abilities do I need to undertake the role?

•           Friendly and open manner

•           An interest in working with young people and mental health

•           Good communication skills with a wide range of people

•           Ability to motivate yourself and others

•           Ability to use own initiative

•           To be flexible and reliable

•           To be able to complete relevant documentation

•           To understand the role of Befriending

•           Personal experience of mental health recovery

•           As this role requires a DBS check and extensive training we hope each volunteer is able to commit for 6 months minimum..

as above

Various timkes and days according to location but generally daytime

to volunteer or find out more please contact

Marie Johnson - Volunteer co-ordinator on

Email: [email protected]

Phone:01482 240200

website: www.heymind.org.uk 

Role Description: Youth Activity Volunteers support young wheelchair users aged 8 to 25 in a range of activities at various services including: Ambassador Clubs, Wheelchair Skills Training, Work Skills Days and Camp Whizz-Kidz.

Main Office: 

4th Floor, Portland House, Bressenden Pl, London SW1E 5BH

Volunteering roles available across the UK and in your local area.

Volunteers who complete the application process are expected to volunteer a minimum of five times per year. They may choose the events that work best with their schedule.

Training will be provided.As a volunteer, we believe that you should never be left out-of-pocket for the time that you spend volunteering. However, we do have a limited budget as a charity, and so we only reimburse up to £30 unless you have agreed in advance with staff.

Enthusiastic and confident Volunteers needed and those who are:

•  Supportive, friendly and sensitive to others

•  Ability to communicate with young people of all ages

•  Positive attitude towards disability

•  Flexible and creative

•  Proactive and not afraid to get involved

•  Experience of working with young people is an advantage but not essential-

Will experience being an ambassador in clubs, helping children and adults in wheelchairs have a fun and exciting time .

Flexible to suit you however Whizz Kidz do ask that you volunteer at least five times per year by choosing events that work best with your schedule

Contact : Nicola Leadbetter the Volunteer and Leadership co-ordinator.

Email: [email protected]

telephone: 02072336600

Have a look at the website: www.whizz-kidz.org.uk and please tell them that you saw this opportunity on the Hull Student website. thank you