TU Dublin Food Pantry at Bolton Street - Blanch - Tallaght - Grangegorman

TU Dublin Volunteering Programme
- Dublin
Environment/Animal welfare
Community
Cork Volunteer Centre
Cork
About Us:Connecting volunteers with local community needs in Cork.
The Cork Community Volunteers programme is designed to connect individuals eager to contribute with local community needs. Whether it's assisting at events or responding to urgent situations, this programme offers a flexible and impactful way to get involved.
Key Features:
Diverse Opportunities: Engage in a range of activities, from supporting local festivals and events to providing assistance during emergencies or community crises.
Flexible Commitment: Choose volunteer roles that fit your schedule, with options for one-off events or more regular engagements.
Training Provided: Receive training in areas such as event volunteering, community support, and emergency response, ensuring you're well-prepared for your role.
Community Impact: Contribute to the well-being of Cork's communities by addressing immediate needs and supporting long-term initiatives.
Is training provided?:Yes
Tasks that the volunteer(s) will be expected to undertake:
Event Support
Welcoming attendees, providing information, and guiding people at community events or festivals.
Assisting with set-up and pack-down of event spaces, equipment, and materials.
Supporting organisers with logistics and coordination during events.
Environmental & Public Good Tasks
Participating in community clean-ups, local environmental projects, or tree planting initiatives.
Supporting sustainable community projects or local improvement schemes.
Benefits of Volunteering:
Benefits of Volunteering with the Cork Community Volunteers
Learn & Grow: Gain new skills and experience.
Meet People: Make friends and connect with the community.
Make an Impact: Help local people and causes.
Boost Career: Enhance your CV and future opportunities.
Well-being: Improve mental health and sense of purpose.
Details of time commitment needed for role:
Usually at the weekends but sometimes midweek opportunities come up.
Minimum time commitment per week:
Flexible/Varies
Additional screening required for this role::
Online training
Sustainable Development Goal:
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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK
If you have any questions about this role please feel free to get in touch:
Name:Ciara Murray
Address:13 N Main Street ,Cork City, T12 Y6W0
Website:https://www.volunteercork.ie/
Environment/Animal welfare
Education
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