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CanBead Workshop Volunteer

CanInspire Charitable Trust believes in the power of creativity to uplift and inspire others. CanBead runs jewellery making and beading workshops that offer a therapeutic outlet, bringing hope and joy to those experiencing illness, trauma, or loss. The workshops allow participants to engage with others going through similar challenges, and provide a fun distraction while being creative and expressive. The workshops are offered free of charge and ran in conjunction with other charities who act as host agencies.

As a CanBead Workshop Volunteer you will be:

  • Assisting with the delivery of Workshops, under the direction of the CanBead Tutor
  • Supporting participants in conjunction with other workshop volunteers and host agency staff
  • Teaching Jewellery-Making skills
  • Supervising and Assisting Clients with activities
  • Ensuring that the Workshop occurs in a Hospitable Environment
  • Talking to Clients, Distributing name tags, Serving Hot Beverages as required

Benefits of Volunteering:

  • As a CanBead Workshop Volunteer you will make a significant difference in the lives people going through a difficult time
  • You get to work with a fantastic team of highly motivated, creative and like minded people
  • You will will be using your community spirit to help run their workshops while furthering your facilitation skills

Requirements

This role would suit someone who is:

  • Passionate about creativity and the benefits it has for people experiencing illness, trauma or loss
  • Punctual and reliable
  • Considerate and understanding of people experiencing illness, trauma or loss
  • Friendly, caring and respectful
  • Has jewellery-making experience (not essential)

You will be required to complete a Police Check as you will be working with vulnerable individuals, and you will also be required to sign a Code of Conduct as part of your orientation.

A Police background check is required for this role.

Time commitment

  • Workshops are usually two hours long
  • You will be required to help with Workshop Set-Up and Pack-Down - which takes half an hour either side
  • They deliver 32 workshops a year across Southland: approximately three per month
  • Workshops are usually held late morning or early afternoon on a weekday, with the occasional Saturday
  • Upcoming dates are circulated monthly, you can confirm your availability for specific workshops with the CanBead Tutor
  • A minimum 1 year commitment is preferable

Getting started

The first step is to express your interest by filling out the form below. We will then put you in touch directly with the organisation for more information on the role and how to proceed.

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