Volunteer Telford

YPF are looking for more young people aged between 11-19 years of age to join their group.  Looking for young people interested in having their say, getting young people heard in Telford, taking part in consultation, organise activities for young people in the area and enjoy meeting people from different areas of Telford.

We provide a social experience in a safe and caring environment to people with a learning disability.

We provide or assist in the provision of facilities for the recreation or other leisure time occupation for people who have need of it by reason of a learning disability, the object of improving their condition and quality of life.

We provide mild sports activities in the form of Bocca Bowls, Skittles, in-door Curling, keep fit exercises and Line Dancing.

We provide social experiences such as day trips, Christmas, Halloween and valentines parties, Bingo, Dominoes and much more.

It gives our members the opportunity to make new friends and meet others in a safe social environment.

We are looking for volunteer helpers.

You do not need to have any previous experiences as training and support will be given.

The groups meet’s every Monday 6.30 -8.30 at Belmont Hall, Wellington, Telford, TF1 1LT.

Our belief that ‘Horses make a difference’ underpins all that we do.

It is a testament to the entire Cavalier Centre community of volunteers, staff, trustees, participants and supporters that the Centre continues to grow and develop, despite a few difficult years.

Our ambition is to improve even more lives through activities based around our incredible team of horses and ponies, increase our work with volunteers, partners and supporters to benefit the community and become a centre of excellence for wellbeing and equestrianism to be enjoyed by all.

Site Maintenance Volunteer

Responsibilities

The role of a Site Maintenance Volunteer is to undertake various tasks to keep the entire site in good order. The volunteer may work on their own or as part of a small team. Typical tasks might include:

Cutting grass

Weeding

Repairing fencing

Painting

Putting up hooks / shelves

Repairing equipment

Harrowing the arena

Times Needed

Flexible

Benefits to the Volunteer

There are numerous benefits to volunteering. Here are just a few:

Using your skills to benefit others

Learn new skills

Enjoy being in the countryside

Develop communication and problem solving skills

Enhance your CV

Make new friends

Support & Training

All volunteers undergo basic training when they start their role. Ongoing training opportunities are provided both through the Centre and through external providers.