Volunteer for WeSwim

What You'll Do: 

In each session volunteers will be in the pool with swimmers, helping them to achieve the goals they are working toward whether this be improving technique or just having a chat while moving their body! 

Why You'll Love It: 

Volunteering with WeSwim will build your own confidence and you will be a part of a wider social community. 

What You'll Learn: 
  • Teaching skills
  • Patience
  • Training opportunities around inclusivity; disability and gender awareness
  • Safeguarding training 
What We're Looking For: 

We are looking for confident, reliable communicators who want to make a difference.  We have 5 clubs for you to choose from. Join us now!

Summary
Volunteering
Volunteer
Disability
Mental Health
Sports
City of London
Islington
Lambeth
Enfield
Haringey
1 Weeks Minimum
2 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Active listening
Authenticity
Communicating
Creative problem-solving
Teamwork
Languages you should know: 
English
Relevant interests: 
Charity / Nonprofit
Health, Wellness and Fitness
Sports and Sporting Events
Requirements: 
Statement of Motivation
DBS check
Over 18 years old
Phone Interview

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