Support hospice teams across adult, children’s or corporate services, with roles ranging from ward pantry help and reception to care and support volunteering. You’ll be asked to commit for at least a year and provide referees in your application.
Northern Ireland Hospice is looking for volunteers to support its Adult Services, Children's Services, or corporate services, IT and finance teams. Volunteers help to provide a consistent, reliable service that supports staff, patients, children and families.
Depending on the area selected, roles can include tasks such as ward pantry support, reception and meet-and-greet duties, housekeeping help, or care and support volunteering.
The application asks for your contact details, availability, skills, referees and any relevant volunteering background. The hospice asks volunteers to commit for at least one year, so it is looking for people who can offer an ongoing contribution rather than a short-term placement.
There are age requirements depending on the service area: volunteers must be 16 or over for Children's Services and 17 or over for Adult Services. If you are under 18, you must confirm that you have discussed volunteering with a parent or guardian and have their consent.
Some roles may involve regulated activity and an enhanced Access NI check.
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