Spend around two hours each week keeping someone company at home, giving their carer time to take a break. Play board games, chat and offer friendly support; you’ll receive training, ongoing support, insurance cover and reimbursed expenses. A DBS check is required.
Sitting In Service Volunteers provide respite for carers by spending time with the person they care for, giving the carer an opportunity to take a break and do something for themselves. The role is described as a respite and befriending service led by volunteers from all ages and backgrounds, and it offers a rewarding way to support both carers and cared-for people in the community.
Volunteers usually give around two hours each week. Typical activities take place in the carer’s home and can include playing board games, chatting with the cared-for person, and offering friendly company.
The role is suited to people who enjoy general helping, supporting charities and befriending others, and it can help you build relationships, strengthen community ties and develop new skills.
The opportunity is based in Preston. Community CVS states that a DBS check is required, expenses are reimbursed, and volunteers receive training, ongoing support and insurance cover. It is also suitable for under 18s.
Expenses reimbursed. Ongoing support, training provided and volunteers are covered by insurance.
Free to volunteer.
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