Volunteer For Groups at Community Led Initiatives
Community Led Initiatives CIC
Our groups are based around Bedford we have a variety of groups which are ran that involve a support group, recovery workshop and walking group. We are looking for volunteer group vacillators who are motivated to support our service users on their journey through recovery.
In this role you will be managing, coordinating, supervising and supporting individuals with their recovery within a group setting. You will be supporting individuals who are in recovery from alcohol and substance misuse. Outlining goals and ensuring that the service uses understand what is expected of them within the service Ensuring that health and safety regulations are followed. Upholding the values of the organization and setting a positive example towards service users within the group and staff members. (Volunteer training will be provided and plenty of support will be offered)
Advice, Information & Support,Befriending, Buddying & Mentoring
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For this role the skills that would be required are: Conversation skills (being able to hold/keep a conversation going) Motivational skills Conflict resolution Confidence Problem solving skills Team work Positive Clear communication skills Resilience Active listening skills Time management
As a Group Facilator Volunteer you will be able to : Gain confidence this will allow you to try something new or put skills to good use this could influence future jobs. Meet new people Take on challenges, you can challenge yourself to try different achieving personal goals and supporting other to achieve theres. Be part of the CLI community - this allows you to have something different outside of family/friends. Make a difference in peoples lives, this can a positive affect on people and the community. Regardless of why you want to be a volunteer within CLI you are able to have fun, make new connections and offer support to individuals with also adding new skills to yourself as an individual .
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MK40
CVS building Bromham Road, Bedford
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