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Employment & Volunteering Focus - 03 May


Vacancies

St Vincent's Hospice
Accounts Assistant
We are looking for a detail-oriented P/T Accounts Assistant to maintain and manage our financial records and transactions. The successful candidate will be responsible for handling various financial tasks, including but not limited to recording financial data, reconciling accounts and preparing financial reports.

Staff Nurse
St Vincent’s Hospice is actively recruiting for an additional Staff Nurse, working 37.5 hours per week rotationally within our In-Patient Unit, ensuring the implementation of a high standard of care within the service.
 
Administrator
St Vincent’s Hospice is recruiting for an Administrator, assisting our Care & Quality Team.


Linstone Housing
Finance Assistant
Linstone Housing is seeking a highly skilled, enthusiastic and dynamic finance individual to work in the Finance Department. The role of the Finance Assistant is integral to ensuring that our finance service operates smoothly and meets statutory requirements. With an annual turnover of in excess £7m and 59 members of staff, this is a challenging and varied post with an excellent salary and conditions of service.
 

ReMode
Project Manager
ReMode is a community interest company who work with communities to share creative solutions to the environmental impacts of the fashion and textiles industry. We run an education, events, and outreach programme and currently seek a new Project Manager.

 

Volunteering 


Jubilee House are looking for volunteers to fundraise at the tills and doors of Morrisons in Falside Road, Paisley. Availability between 11am-4pm. Volunteers are required to make their own way to the location.

This is a great opportunity if you are looking to increase your confidence and people skills. Support will be provided on the day.

When: Tuesday 11 June, 2024

For more information, see link below
Collecting Money at Morrisons (engagerenfrewshire.org)

 



Saturday, July 6th 2024
Sma' Shot Day is a vibrant and spirited celebration of Paisley's rich heritage of community activism and unity. The event will take place on Saturday, July 6th. This day commemorates the weavers' historic triumph, securing payment for the essential Sma' Shot thread that bound Paisley shawls together. The entire day will be a joyous celebration for Paisley's residents, as well as visitors. It will feature live music, dancing, arts and crafts, and much more!

Sma' Shot Day Volunteers:
Paisley's annual Sma' Shot Day celebrations are back and we are seeking volunteers to help deliver an exciting and enjoyable live program on 06 July, 2024. Examples of tasks performed by Sma' Shot Day event volunteers include:

Welcoming Host: Greeting event guests at the tea dance venue, checking guest registration and tickets, and assisting event leads with various tasks.
Workshop Buddy: Assisting workshop leads with guestlists and ticket checks, helping with workshop activities and ensuring the workshop area is reset and cleaned before, after and in between workshops.
Parade Support: Providing support to community groups participating in the parade, ensuring the well-being of parade walkers, during and after the procession.
Event Point of Contact: Serving as a point of contact for event visitors, providing event information and directions.
Radio Room Assistant: Assisting the event crew with radio sign-in/out procedures, ensuring everyone is assigned a radio, earpiece, and event accreditation. Responsibilities also include, charging radios, and overseeing the Radio Room equipment throughout the festival.
We will cover all relevant travel expenses when you volunteer at the event. Additionally, as a token of our appreciation, we will provide lunch for all volunteers.

For more information, see below.
Sma’ Shot Day 2023 - Event Volunteer Saturday 1st of July (engagerenfrewshire.org)

 

Education Inspectorate - Lay Members

The education inspectorate is recruiting members of the public to join our school inspection teams as lay members.
 
Lay members make a positive and valuable contribution to improving Scottish education. They bring an important perspective to our work. Lay members help inspection teams to understand how well a school is doing from the perspective of parents, pupils and where appropriate, the wider community.
 
Lay members contribute to the work of a school inspection team, resulting in a published report for parents. The report identifies strengths and areas for improvement and helps schools to improve the experiences and achievements of children and young people.
 
Our lay members are from all walks of life with a range of life experiences.. The inspectorate is looking for people from a variety of backgrounds, with different skills, experience and knowledge.
 
Closing date: 24 May 2024
 
More information is available on our website here. (https://education.gov.scot/about-education-scotland/current-vacancies/lay-member-volunteer/)



 

Training

Meeting todays volunteering Challenges – SCVO
Organisations change and adapt over time, and never more so than in the past couple of years. Therefore, it is important volunteering is reviewed so it matches the needs of your organisation and the expectations of current and future volunteers.
This online course is interactive, blending practical examples and group discussions, which will allow you to consider and explore:

  • Volunteering today – trends and developments.
  • Volunteering in my organisation – what makes it ‘sticky’?
  • The volunteer journey – making it long and interesting!
  • Supporting volunteers – to help them give their best.
  • Rewarding volunteers – celebrating success.
  • Creating an action plan – developing volunteering in your organisation.

 Date:  6 June, 2024
Time:  10:00 - 13:00
Location:  Online
Book your space:
Meeting today’s volunteering challenges (tfn.scot)

 
NCVO event
How to say thank you: The importance of volunteer appreciation
“Discover creative, budget friendly ways to show volunteers you value and appreciate them”
Each June, Volunteers’ Week offers an opportunity to celebrate volunteers. But how can we show our appreciation to volunteers all year round? This webinar will explore what research tells us about volunteer motivation and satisfaction. You’ll learn how to put these insights into practice.
We’ll hear from NCVO staff, partners and member organisations who’ll share:

  • tips on how to show gratitude to volunteers
  • Practical ideas to better understand what your volunteers really want.

When: 06 June 2024, online
Book your free place

 

Events



Celebrate the vibrant cultures of Africa with us at Powerleague Paisley! Join us for a day filled with music, dance, food, and more. Follow the Eventbrite link for more info & to book FREE tickets.
Pachedu Presents: Africa Day 2024 Tickets, Sat 25 May 2024 at 12:00 | Eventbrite

 


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