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Flexible Schedule
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LONDON, United Kingdom
Please note: This opportunity is only open to people living in the London. We will only accept applications with a London postcode About Us: London Autism Group Charity is a not-for-profit organisation devoted to serving the Autistic Community of London and surrounding Counties in the UK. Led by Autistic individuals and compassionate allies, we draw on lived experience to provide support at every stage of an Autistic person's life. Offering both Mental Health and Material Support to Autistic individuals and Carers, our profound commitment is to make a positive impact in the autistic community. We are currently looking for committed Volunteers to join our team and contribute to achieving our goals. Position Description: We are actively seeking committed Volunteers for our monthly pop-up Community Cafés across London and surrounding boroughs, as well as our events. Join our team and play a crucial role in helping us achieve our mission. Please note that all applicants must be UK-based. London Autism Group Charity is an equal opportunity employer, welcoming candidates from all backgrounds. This is a volunteer position, and we deeply appreciate your support in advancing our mission. Information about our Community Cafes: Explore details about all our community cafes on our website: London Autism Group Charity - Community Cafes Responsibilities: Set up and clear up the rooms before and after sessions. Welcome and engage with attendees during the sessions. Attend to the needs of participants during sessions. Help prepare refreshments. Monitor the entrance and greet people as they come in. Ensure the safety of vulnerable people and children. Be available for events if volunteers are needed. Qualifications: Friendly and approachable with excellent interpersonal skills. A passion for community engagement and creating a positive social atmosphere. Reliable and punctual, with the ability to commit to agreed-upon shifts. Ability to work collaboratively in a team and adapt to a dynamic environment. Previous experience in hospitality or event support is a plus but not required. Personal connection or understanding of Autism Benefits: Contribute to creating a positive community space. Gain valuable experience in event coordination and community engagement. Build connections within the community and make a positive impact. Develop teamwork and communication skills in a supportive environment.
Date Posted: 2024-09-27
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Flexible Schedule
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Virtual Opportunity
Please note: This opportunity is only open to people living in London. We will only accept applications with a London postcode About Us: At London Autism Group Charity, our mission is rooted in making a positive impact within the London Autistic Community. As a charitable organisation, we are committed to providing extensive support for Autistic individuals, their families, and carers. We're not just an organisation; we're a community that believes in creating lasting change. Position Description: As a Volunteer Social Media Administrator, you become a vital part of our journey. Your role is to coordinate and enhance our online presence across various social media platforms, supporting our commitment to the London Autistic Community. This opportunity is tailor-made for individuals who are passionate about crafting engaging content, building online communities, and are eager to contribute to a cause they genuinely believe in. Key Responsibilities: Using a range of social media accounts; Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn Looking, navigating, joining and rule-respecting various Facebook Groups. Preparing and posting correct ads for our various events and charity updates. Engage with our online community, responding to comments and messages with empathy and understanding. Coordinate and implement social media campaigns to actively promote the Charities mission. Keep a watchful eye on social media trends, proposing creative ideas to elevate our online presence. Collaborate seamlessly with the team to align social media efforts with our overall messaging for the London Autistic Community. Qualifications: We prefer someone to have post-employment that involves social media. Personal connection or understanding of Autism Knowledge of different areas of London Full understanding of using social media; Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Passion for social media with a good understanding of various platforms. Excellent written communication skills with the ability to adapt tone and style for different audiences. Creativity and an eye for design are definite pluses. Familiarity with social media analytics and tracking tools. Self-motivated, proactive, and able to work independently. Enthusiastic and perfectly aligned with London Autism Group Charity's mission. Experience in using more than one social media account. Benefits: Gain hands-on experience in social media coordination, making a tangible impact in the London Autistic Community. Contribute to the growth and visibility of a cause that genuinely matters. Work in a collaborative and supportive team environment. Develop and showcase your social media prowess to the world, all while being a part of something meaningful.
Date Posted: 2024-09-27
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Flexible Schedule
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Virtual Opportunity
Please note: This opportunity is only open to people living in the UK. We will only accept applications with a UK postcode About Us: At London Autism Group Charity, our mission is rooted in making a positive impact within the London Autistic Community. As a charitable organisation, we are committed to providing extensive support for Autistic individuals, their families, and carers. We're not just an organisation; we're a community that believes in creating lasting change. Position Description: As a Volunteer Admin, you become a vital part of our journey. Your role is to coordinate and enhance our online presence through our email accounts, supporting the Autistic Community. This opportunity is tailor-made for individuals who are passionate about crafting engaging content, building online communities, and are eager to contribute to a cause they genuinely believe in. Key Responsibilities: Answering volunteering applications and providing them with the correct information to process their applications. Navigating different email accounts. Answering emails and providing the correct information about our charity services as well as providing advice and information on other services that may be useful to the e-mailer. Engage with our online community, responding to comments and messages with empathy and understanding. Forwarding emails to the correct department. Qualifications: We prefer someone to have post-employment that involves admin. Personal connection or understanding of Autism Knowledge of different areas of London Full understanding of Gmail Excellent written communication skills with the ability to adapt tone and style for different audiences. Self-motivated, proactive, and able to work independently. Enthusiastic and perfectly aligned with London Autism Group Charity's mission. Benefits: Gain hands-on experience in administration, making a tangible impact in the London Autistic Community. Contribute to the growth and visibility of a cause that genuinely matters. Work in a collaborative and supportive team environment.
Date Posted: 2024-09-27
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Flexible Schedule
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London, United Kingdom
Please note: This opportunity is only open to people living in London. We will only accept applications with a London postcode About Us: London Autism Group Charity is delighted to unveil our initiative of Activity Days! These days are meticulously designed to enrich the lives of the Autistic Community in London. The entire initiative is free of charge and will take place at the splendid and accessible Holy Sepulchre Church in the heart of the City of London. About the Role: We're on the lookout for enthusiastic volunteers to join us in ensuring the success of our Activity Days. As a volunteer, you'll play a crucial role in creating a positive and inclusive environment for Autistic individuals of all ages and backgrounds. This presents a fantastic opportunity to contribute to a meaningful cause and make a lasting impact in the community. Key Responsibilities: Assist in the setup and clear up the room before and after the Activity Days. Engage with participants, ensuring a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. Support activity leaders in facilitating interactive sessions. Provide assistance to individuals who may require additional support. Help prepare refreshments. Monitor the entrance, and greet people as they come in. Make sure vulnerable people and children are safe. Contribute to the overall success and smooth running of the event. Qualifications: Enthusiastic and positive attitude. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work in a team and adapt to different tasks. Empathy and understanding towards the needs of the Autistic community. Reliability and commitment to the event. Personal connection or understanding of Autism Benefits: Be part of a vibrant and inclusive community initiative. Gain hands-on experience in event coordination and support. Make a meaningful impact in the lives of Autistic individuals. Develop valuable skills and enhance your understanding of Autism.
Date Posted: 2024-09-27
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Flexible Schedule
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Virtual Opportunity
Please note: This opportunity is only open to people living in London. We will only accept applications with a London postcode About Us: At London Autism Group Charity, our mission is rooted in making a positive impact within the London Autistic Community. As a charitable organisation, we are committed to providing extensive support for Autistic individuals, their families, and carers. We're not just an organisation; we're a community that believes in creating lasting change. Position Description: As a Volunteer Funding Officer with London Autism Group Charity, you play a vital role in securing financial support to propel our mission forward. This position is tailor-made for individuals with a flair for fundraising, relationship-building, and a genuine interest in contributing to a cause that truly makes a difference. Key Responsibilities: Research and identify potential funding opportunities from various sources, including grants, donors, and sponsorships, aligning with our commitment to the London Autistic Community. Craft compelling funding proposals and grant applications that resonate with the unique ethos of the London Autism Group Charity. Foster and maintain relationships with potential donors and funding partners, ensuring a strong network of support that aligns with our ethical stance on Autism. Collaborate seamlessly with team members to develop fundraising strategies aligned with the organisation's overarching goals. Stay abreast of funding trends and best practices in the charitable sector, keeping our approach dynamic and effective. Qualifications: Experience or a strong interest in fundraising and grant writing, with a passion for the ethical stance on Autism. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong research and analytical skills. Relationship-building skills with the ability to authentically engage with potential donors. Self-motivated and adept at working independently. Enthusiastic and perfectly aligned with London Autism Group Charity's mission. Benefits: Gain invaluable experience in fundraising and development within the context of the London Autism Group Charity, contributing to the unique needs of the London Autistic Community. Contribute significantly to the financial sustainability of a cause that holds deep meaning. Work within a collaborative and supportive team environment, where your contributions are valued. Develop and enhance your skills in fundraising and relationship management, adding depth to your professional journey.
Date Posted: 2024-09-27
