Do you have good admin skills and are you friendly, reliable and good with people? We need your support to cover our reception area, deal with telephone and face to face enquiries and assist our Visual Impairment and Learning Disabilities day service with a variety of admin tasks. We are looking for someone who can volunteer on Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays between 12 and 5.
Are you a confident public speaker? We're looking for confident and outgoing public speakers to raise awareness about living with sight loss to children, young people and youth professionals .
The aim of our Programme is to raise awareness about living with sight loss and to support the curriculum taught in primary schools around the senses. Help RNIB NI smash the barriers that stop people with sight loss living life to the full through RNIB NI’s Awareness Raising Programme.
Are you friendly and caring? Can you be the first point of contact in a clinic setting for people affected by sight loss to listen effectively and signpost those in need of support to the information and services available. You will need to have the confidence to speak to a wide range of people and establish good relationships with clinical staff and healthcare professionals. Eye Clinic volunteers must be over 18 years.
Do you have a pleasant and engaging voice? If you do, we are looking for someone like you to help people with sight loss access everything from newsletters to a favourite cookery book by digitally recording audio versions from the comfort of your own home. The ability to speak and understand Welsh is essential.
Could you spare a couple of hours of your time to help RNIB spread vital eye health messages during National Eye Health Week? 50 per cent of sight loss can be prevented and we need your help to provide information to the public about the best way of looking after their eyesight.
Are you friendly, patient and able to build a good rapport with people? We are looking for volunteers to spend time with blind and partially sighted people both outside and in your befriendee's home on a regular basis. Tasks may include assisting with small tasks such as reading correspondence, going out for short walks or visiting a local café for coffee in order to reduce isolation and retain independence.
Our Volunteer Tech Support Coordinators are the first point of contact for a team of local tech volunteers, supporting them to carry out their roles. They know their volunteers skills and allocate them to deliver tech support to customers accordingly. They may also allocate support from a pool of Remote Tech Support volunteers.
Do you have the leadership skills to draw a team together, to organise events, activities that will raise awareness and funds to make a difference to the lives of Blind and Partial Sighted Children and Adults?
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to lead fundraising groups who have the flair to put fun into fundraising.
Would you like to help others while learning useful skills? Our connected community of blind and partially sighted people, friends and families is growing here in the East and we are looking for admin support in our friendly Norwich office.
You will need to be confident with Outlook, Word, and Excel, as well as talking with a wide variety of people on the phone. Experience of using customer databases is an advantage but training will be given. In return you will gain valuable experience and the knowledge that you are making a valuable contribution to a national charity.
Do you have an interest in how technology can enable people with sight loss to live connected, independent lives? We'd love you to get involved in our hub in Liverpool, working with our technology service coordinators to help people with sight loss develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to use everyday technology.