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name: 'St Cuthberts Hospice',
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description:
'Over three decades ago, a group of Durham residents came together for a common cause. They saw the absence of care and support available for those coming to the end of their lives and decided to take action. Thanks to their many years of fundraising and dedication, St Cuthbert’s Hospice first opened its doors in 1988 to provide services, free of charge, for those with advanced illness and those approaching the end of their lives.\n\nAt the heart of St Cuthbert’s Hospice is the individual who is seen as a unique person deserving of respect and dignity. Our aim is to support each person, and their family and friends, helping them to make informed choices and decisions affecting their lives.',
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'Responsible to the Retail Manager, the Volunteer Retail Assistant assists with the daily operation of the shop. The income raised will help the Hospice to improve the availability of, and access to, end of life care and raising the profile of the Hospice will promote the value of palliative care in the local community. ',
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address: 'St Cuthbert\'s Hospice, Park House Road, Durham DH1 3QF',
hours: 'Various shift times available',
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'•\tDelivering excellent customer services to customers, donors and supporters\n•\tHelping to maintain high standards of shop presentation through effective merchandising and rotating of stock \n•\tEnsuring all donations/stock are accepted and handled correctly, sorted, processed and priced in accordance with retail guidelines\n•\tMaintaining high standards of cleanliness and maintenance of property and equipment. Reporting any problems directly to the Retail Manager/Supervisor/Assistant\n•\tPromoting Gift Aid to our donors\n•\tHandling money including till work and cashing up (not essential but preferred)\n•\tAssisting in the security of the premises and stock\n•\tHelping to maximise sales in order to achieve the shop’s budget\n•\tAttending shop volunteer Retail Meetings to receive updates on Hospice news, procedure and practice\n•\tRaising the profile of the Hospice by being an ambassador in the local community\n•\tComplying with Retail procedures and guidelines (detailed in Retail Training Workbook), current legislation, trading standards and Health & Safety regulations at all times\n•\tUndertaking induction and mandatory training as required\n•\tAttending shop volunteer Retail Meetings to receive updates on Hospice news, procedure and practice\n',
skillsExperienceAndQualitiesNeeded:
'There are no specific skills required to undertake this role, as full induction and training will be provided. Support will be available from the Retail Manager and other members of the shop and retail team.\n\nThis role will suit people who are…\n•\tfriendly and helpful\n•\thonest and reliable\n•\tenthusiastic with a willingness to learn\n•\table to work as part of a team\n\nIt is also essential that you can demonstrate our values of Compassion, Respect, Integrity, Professionalism, Choice and Reputation. They define who we are and what we do as a high quality care provider and high quality place to volunteer.',
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'There are various shift times available between the hours of 9.30am - 4.30pm, Monday - Saturday.\n\nWe have roles based at our shops in:\nDurham City \n93 Claypath, \nDurham, \nDH1 1RG.\n\nMeadowfield\n12A Oakway Court,\nMeadowfield Industrial Estate,\nDH7 8XD.\n\nChester-Le-Street\n172 Front Street,\nChester-Le-Street,\nDurham,\nDH3 3AZ.\n\nLangley Park\n26 Quebec Street,\nLangley Park,\nDurham,\nDH7 9XA.\n\nLangley Moor\n30 & 31 High Street,\nLangley Moor,\nDurham,\nDH7 8JW.\n\nSpennymoor\n22 High Street,\nSpennymoor,\nDurham,\nDL16 6DB.\n\nHoughton-Le-Spring\nUnit 3,\n25/32 Newbottle Street,\nHoughton-Le-Spring,\nDH4 4AP.\n\nCrook\n72 Hope Street,\nCrook,\nDL15 9HT.',
supportOfferedExpenses:
'We value our volunteers and want your experience to be both positive and fulfilling. We offer a comprehensive induction programme and any appropriate instruction, guidance or training to assist you in your volunteer role. We ask that any essential training is completed either prior to you starting with us or within three months of starting. You will have an opportunity to learn new skills, build social networks, share experiences and skills and be recognised for the contribution you make.\n\nAny agreed out of pocket expenses that are incurred when carrying out your volunteer role will be reimbursed.',
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'From this role you could gain experience of customer services, money handling, merchandising and processing and pricing stock. You can also gain an awareness of Hospice care and St Cuthbert’s Hospice, health and safety and gift aid. \n\nYou will have the opportunity to meet new people and become part of a friendly, caring team. \n',
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'The Everything in Place (EiP) project aims to encourage conversations for individuals (and within families), regarding informed decision making in respect of planning ‘a good death’. Given the diverse audience requirements, EiP sessions will always be supported by at least 1 volunteer, virtual sessions may have more.\n\nVolunteers report to the Community Liaison Officer/EiP Project Manager. EiP volunteers assist with the delivery of the programme either during face to face meetings or virtual sessions. An important part of the volunteer role is to welcome people into the sessions, look after delegates by making sure the room is setup properly and refreshments are available. Priority is given to the care and support of anyone who might find parts of the course challenging or upsetting. This would be the same during virtual sessions, however the procedure would be different, in that they might have to go into a ‘breakout’ area with the delegate and have similar supportive conversations. \n',
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'The role of the volunteer is to support the delegates in their learning experience including the following:\n•\tRoom preparation/layout/clearance\n•\tSupport delegates and Session lead\n•\tReport any concerns to Session lead\n•\tWork with Session lead to keep conversations flowing\n•\tEncourage conversations, anecdotes and shared learning\n•\tKnow which documents should be given out and when \n•\tMake sure registration and evaluation forms are fully completed\n•\tServe refreshments\n\nIt is essential that the session lead always has support, due to the nature of the discussions it is not unusual for people to become tearful or upset, sometimes expected, sometimes unexpected – triggers can come from anywhere. We need volunteers to ‘look out’ for delegates that might be struggling; it might be an emotional issue or maybe understanding the concept of the message, delivery is very much a team effort.\n\nIn time there is an expectation that volunteers understand and become familiar with course information, and that volunteers can comfortably support delegates with difficult conversations. Volunteers may also get the opportunity to deliver parts of a session, read a poem, ask a specific question etc. If volunteers feel suitably confident there is no reason that they could not deliver full sessions in the future. This would help with sustainability and in times of staff emergency.\n',
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'This role will suit people who are…\n•\tFriendly, calm, supportive of delegates/colleagues\n•\tGood at observing and listening\n•\tPatient and non-judgemental, everyone’s opinion is valid, no right or wrong answers\n•\tChatty and able to keep the conversations going\n•\tInterested in other people’s stories, life journeys and peer learning. Sharing examples of good and bad practice supports our key messages\n•\tReliable in attendance\n\nIt is also essential that you can demonstrate our Hospice values of Compassion, Respect, Integrity, Professionalism, Choice and Reputation. They define who we are and what we do as a high quality care provider and high quality place to volunteer.\n',
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'Face to face sessions are delivered in various locations in County Durham.\n\nOnline sessions can be supported from the comfort of your own home in a quiet space free of interruptions.\n\nProgramme timetables and locations are set up by the EiP Project Manager and discussed with the volunteer.',
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'Every volunteer must partake in a full EiP Course before making a decision to formally commit to the role. The sessions are diverse and volunteers should already be in a mind-set where they can cope with unforeseen situations, make decisions, pre-empt, and react to group dynamics.\n\nVolunteers will have the full support of the Session lead, and will also support each other. \n\nIn addition, we value our volunteers and want your experience to be both positive and fulfilling. We offer a comprehensive induction programme and any appropriate instruction, guidance or training to assist you in your volunteer role. We ask that any essential training is completed either prior to you starting with us or within three months of starting. You will have an opportunity to learn new skills, build social networks, share experiences and skills and be recognised for the contribution you make.\n\nAny agreed out of pocket expenses that are incurred when carrying out your volunteer role will be reimbursed (mileage can be claimed to attend face to face sessions).',
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'It is important to understand that you will be helping families and individuals to make informed decisions about their future care needs, sharing their wishes, developing plans and preparing legal documents. This opportunity will give you the knowledge that you are supporting people to have a good death.',
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'Responsible to the Retail Coordinator, the Volunteer Retail Driver assists with the operation of the retail function by collecting and distributing stock using the Hospice retail vans. The income raised by our shops supports the services of the Hospice to make every day count for those affected by life-limiting illnesses.',
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'•\tCollecting and delivering saleable furniture and goods to our 8 retail shops\n•\tAssisting with the safe disposal of stock and waste\n•\tEnsuring the accurate completion of daily travel logs\n•\tDelivering excellent customer services to customers, donors and supporters\n•\tEnsuring all donations/stock are handled correctly\n•\tPromoting Gift Aid to our donors\n•\tAttending Retail Driver meetings to receive updates on Hospice news, procedure and practice\n•\tRaising the profile of the Hospice by being an ambassador in the local community\n•\tComplying with Retail and Transport procedures and guidelines, current legislation and Health & Safety regulations at all times\n•\tUndertaking any other reasonable duties that may be requested by the Retail Team Manager/ Retail Co-ordinator\n',
skillsExperienceAndQualitiesNeeded:
'You should have:\n•\tA full clean driving licence\n•\tMinimum of 1 years driving experience\n•\tAbility to lift heavy items\n\nThere are no other specific skills or training required to undertake this role, as full induction and training will be provided. \n\nThis role will suit people who are…\n•\taged 25+\n•\tfriendly and helpful\n•\thonest and reliable\n•\tphysically fit\n•\table to work alone or as part of a team\n\nIt is also essential that you can demonstrate our values of Compassion, Respect, Integrity, Professionalism, Choice and Reputation. They define who we are and what we do as a high quality care provider and high quality place to volunteer.\n',
whenAndWhere:
'There are shifts available Monday - Friday, 8.45am - 3.30pm.\n\nYou will start and finish your day at St Cuthbert’s Hospice, Park House Road, Durham, DH1 3QF, with travel to customers and donors in the Durham area and to our 8 shops based in Chester-Le-Street, Crook, Durham, Houghton-Le-Spring, Langley Moor, Langley Park, Meadowfield and Spennymoor.\n',
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'As a Laundry Volunteer you will help to ensure that the Hospice laundry is clean, pressed and ready for use. Your support helps our staff to be ready to care for our patients and ensures that our patients have a comfortable visit or stay.',
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whenAndWhere:
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'Support will be available from the Guest Services Manager and other members of the Guest Services team.\n\nAny agreed out of pocket expenses that are incurred when carrying out your volunteer role will be reimbursed.',
volunteerBenefits:
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'We are looking for volunteers to support our Living Well Centre and its guests in providing safe transportation to and from the Hospice and running errands for the clinical team. The support you provide will allow us to effectively support people to live well with life-limiting conditions.',
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'•\tTransporting guests to and from the Hospice in a safe and timely manner\n•\tUndertaking Minibus Driver Awareness Scheme (MiDAS) training\n•\tAssisting guests on and off the minibus\n•\tEnsuring that guests are fastened into the minibus correctly and securely in accordance with MiDAS training\n•\tMaintaining the comfort and safety of guests being transported\n•\tTaking into account a patient’s individual needs and offer assistance as required. This may include the transportation of oxygen and mobility equipment\n•\tCompleting the vehicle checklist prior to each use to ensure the vehicle conforms to all legal and safety requirements\n•\tReporting any faults with the vehicle to the Day Services Manager\n•\tProviding proof of current and up to date driving licence\n•\tAdhering to all health and safety and infection control policies; including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) as appropriate and as instructed\n•\tKeeping accurate records of journeys and mileage undertaken',
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'Monday – Friday at varying times. To be discussed with the Day Services Manager\n\nYou will start and finish your day at St Cuthbert’s Hospice, Park House Road, Durham, DH1 3QF with travel to and from our guests homes in the Durham area.',
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volunteerBenefits:
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'We are looking for volunteers to support us with selling our donated and new goods stock online to raise vital income for the Hospice. The income raised will help the Hospice to improve the availability of, and access to, end of life care.',
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