General Volunteer (admin, research, fundraising, events etc.)

What You'll Do: 

- Supporting us with our fundraising efforts

- Admin support

- Undertake research

- Supporting us in events 

- Speaking to the wider public about Stoll 

What We're Looking For: 

​We are looking for student volunteers who are enthusiastic about working for our organisation and the not-for-profit sector. Volunteers should have an interest in social welfare, mental health awareness and homelessness since our organisation supports veterans in need of housing. An interest in the veterans sector is very desirable and volunteers should be empathetic to the issues faced by veterans in need of support.

 

We are flexible with how many hours and weeks you can provide. This is an ongoing opportunity for students. 

 

If interested, please email fundraising@stoll.org.uk with your CV and state why you are interested in volunteering with us. We are looking for volunteers to start from Autumn 2024.  

Summary
Volunteering
Volunteer
Crisis Support
Homelessness
Mental Health
London-wide
0 Weeks Minimum
0 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Authenticity
Using professional behaviours
Teamwork
Analysing, interpreting and using data
Communicating

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