Volunteer Community Workshop Facilitator (Norwich)

Volunteer Community Workshop Facilitator (Norwich) Community Education delivers free educational workshops to groups of young people and adults across the UK to help increase community resilience. Volunteer role Volunteer Community Workshop Facilitator Where you will be based Community Why we want you We impart skills and knowledge to help people prepare for crises and deal with them. To support even more people, we require the help of our volunteers who know their local communities. Together, we can help enable positive outcomes for people impacted by adversity. This is a wonderful opportunity to act on our shared values as a representative of the British Red Cross in your local community and play your part in helping build the next generation of humanitarians. What you will be doing Facilitate face-to-face or online workshops to groups of young people or adults, on a range of humanitarian topics to help strengthen your community. Help promote our work within your community so that more people may benefit from our education offer. The skills you need Passionate about exploring humanitarian issues and values. Believe in the importance of equality, diversity, and inclusion. Responsible, organised, reliable and able to work with minimum supervision. Ideally, you will have a reasonable level of IT literacy, and have access to suitable IT equipment and internet connection. (There is no expectation to deliver both face‑to‑face and digital workshops. You may choose either or both.) What's in it for you The opportunity to share your skills and knowledge to help people in your community. The opportunity to develop your existing skills, while gaining new skills and experience. Training provided with ongoing personal development. Reimbursement of reasonable out‑of‑pocket expenses. An opportunity to be part of the world’s largest humanitarian organisation and the knowledge that you are making a difference to people’s lives. Requirements and commitments Be able to volunteer on a regular basis. Be available one day a week, Monday to Friday, usually between 9am and 5pm. There may be occasional weekend or evening work depending on demand. Can commit to volunteer for at least 12 months. Willing to undertake all the required training for the role. Willing to travel to workshop venues in your community independently. Applicants must undergo Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) check and provide ID documents for the check. Applicants must be 18 years or older. Health and Safety Statement: We take an individual approach to ensuring your safety. We may ask you to complete a simple risk assessment and will also have a conversation with you to discuss and identify any adjustments you may need. Diversity: Diversity is something we celebrate. We want you to bring your authentic self to the Red Cross and feel that you belong. We want to create an inclusive environment, and promote and spread the power of kindness. As part of creating an inclusive space we have an expenses policy that prioritises volunteers not being out‑of‑pocket for expenses linked to your role. If up‑front costs are difficult, you can speak to your volunteering manager about this to find alternatives. We welcome refugees, asylum seekers and others currently in the UK to volunteer with us. We want volunteering to be accessible to everyone. For more information: #J-18808-Ljbffr Cash Hub