Rainbow Trust
Location: All areas | Closing date: 10 July 2027
Overview
The role is flexible and, depending on your experience and interests, may include
Responsibilities
Contacting local businesses and attractions willing to donate their products, time or tickets for families supported by Rainbow Trust
Networking with other local charities, trusts and foundations to source support and donations
Raising awareness of Rainbow Trust by networking with local organisations including schools, faith groups and community organisations
Assisting with the organisation of family events and days out especially during the school holidays
Supporting small‑scale local fundraising initiatives (for example, delivering and collecting charity collection tins)
Representing Rainbow Trust at local events, fetes and fairs to raise awareness of our work – this might also include speaking about our work or collecting cheques/donations
Assisting the HR and Volunteering Team with local staff and volunteer recruitment
What We’re Looking For
A confident and professional communicator
Happy to work alongside staff as part of a team as well as independently
Outgoing and able to use initiative to grow opportunities for the team
Good IT skills and familiarity with the Microsoft Office Suite
An understanding of the importance of safeguarding and confidentiality
Your Commitment
A minimum commitment of 4 hours per week for 12 months
The role is versátil, and volunteers may choose hours that fit their other commitments
Volunteers may perform some duties remotely but are encouraged to attend meetings or events in person and online where appropriate
Training and Support
Rainbow Trust staff members in the local Care team and Head Office will provide ongoing supervision and support
A network of Volunteer Community Champions in other regions will meet regularly online to share ideas. Volunteers receive a full induction and training relevant to their role
Mandatory training covers safeguarding, GDPR, health a