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Springfield Mind’s services are designed to support the personal recovery of those who are experiencing mental distress by offering drop-in group sessions and one-to-one counselling. Providing help, support and coping strategies.

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Volunteering Opportunities
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Wellbeing Hub Volunteers

Volunteers play a key role in running and developing the Wellbeing Hubs. By being friendly and supportive you will provide a safe place for people to come to get advice, support, access counselling services or have a chat. Volunteers will be required to answer phone enquiries, take appointment bookings and welcome people coming into the Hub.

Allotment Volunteers

Volunteers are needed to work on the allotment alongside people with mental health problems, provide a warm welcome and give any help that is required.

Group / Activity Leaders

They would like groups to help deliver the five ways to wellbeing:

  • connecting with others
  • keeping active
  • taking notice
  • taking part in social and community life
  • learning new things.

Volunteers are needed to run activities such as: creative writing; a Book Club; music; art; history; politics; health and fitness.

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Location
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Wellbeing Hub, 2 Southborough Terrace, Leamington Spa, CV31 2DT

Allotment, New Milverton Allotments, Northumberland Road, Leamington Spa, CV32 6HQ

This organisation reimburses reasonable volunteer travel expenses.

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Time Commitment
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Wellbeing Hub Volunteers: A minimum of 3 hours per week over a period of 3 months. The Wellbeing Hub currently runs on a Wednesday and Friday, although with more volunteers they hope to have the Hub running from Monday to Saturday.

Allotment Volunteers: Any hours. Sessions run on Tuesdays.

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Skills Required
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Organised, friendly, non-judgemental, supportive, awareness of confidentiality and data protection rules, awareness of mental health issues.

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How to get involved
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To volunteer please email maria dot fennell at springfieldmind dot org dot uk

If you would like to know more about Springfield Mind, please see their website: http://springfieldmind.org.uk/

This project is not managed by Warwick Volunteers.

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Why get involved?
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View our top reasons why you should volunteer

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Requirements
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Volunteers will be working with vulnerable adults so will be required to undertake a DBS check.

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This is an external opportunity
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Warwick Volunteers cannot be held responsible for external volunteering opportunities advertised, but we do make every effort to ensure that all the information we publish is accurate. We advise volunteers to use their own judgement when selecting potential opportunities, and to check all details concerning prospective volunteering activity with the organisation involved. Please make sure that you have received all necessary training and information regarding your own health and safety before commencing volunteering.

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Volunteer Policy
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This organisation reimburses reasonable volunteer travel expenses.

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