Volunteer

Community Researcher

To support the evaluation of the 40 Years of HIV Activism project by attending exciting events throughout the 40th year anniversary. You will use your interpersonal skills to relate and build rapport with event attendees and encourage conversations about what impact...

Gardening & Outdoor Space

Assisting with the maintenance and development of the front garden and back area at George House Trust. This is a new role so volunteers will assist in shaping and developing the outdoor space to make our building more user-friendly and inviting.

HIV Awareness Training Support

To provide admin support to our HIV awareness raising projects by collating and utilising participant feedback from training sessions, supporting the administration of the HIV Beauty Campaign and increasing awareness of the George House Trust Positive Speaker sessions and other...

'Talking HIV' Peer Co-Facilitator

To co-facilitate our new Saturday ‘Talking HIV’ discussion group alongside a member of staff.

'Skilling Up' Work Mentor

To provide professional advice and guidance to people living with HIV who are actively seeking employment.You will volunteer on a one-to-one basis to develop skills and empower people to feel confident about entering the job market.

Formula Milk Volunteer

To provide administrative support to the George House Trust Formula Milk Project and ensure that new mothers living with HIV have sterilisation equipment and a choice of formula milk for the first 12 months of their child's life.As a Formula...

Calabash Volunteer

To provide support to the Calabash project co-ordinator with the organisation and delivery of monthly activities and social events for African men.

Aging Well Volunteer

As an Age+ Volunteer, you’ll be supporting the design and delivery of HIV awareness training in residential care homes across Greater Manchester.The purpose of the role is to ensure social care providers properly understand HIV so they can work confidently...

Income Generation Support Volunteer

To ensure that anyone who makes a donation to George House Trust is acknowledged and thanked.This role is vital in ensuring that our supporters feel valued and thanked and understand the difference that their donation has made to the work...

Positively Speaking Volunteer

To raise awareness of the facts about HIV, the experiences of people living with HIV and to challenge stigma through sharing your personal experience in a range of settings.

Raising HIV Awareness Volunteer

Events play a huge role in challenging HIV stigma and raising awareness of HIV and the work of George House Trust, as well as essential community fundraising.This role involves supporting these events and increasing the impact and profile of George...

World AIDS Day Volunteer

To increase awareness of HIV and raise vital funds for local charities providing support to people living with HIV.

Telephone Buddy

To provide support to people living with HIV who are experiencing social isolation and a desire to feel more connected to the local community.

Peer Mentor

To provide peer mentoring to people living with HIV as part of the Better Together Project. Better Together is a five year project that is funded by the Big Lottery Fund.We will train a number of peer mentors, with the...

Financial Applications Support Volunteer

To help reduce poverty and financial hardship for service users at George House Trust through the completion of financial applications on behalf of individuals.To support with various administrative tasks and projects as appropriate.

Advice Support Volunteer

To provide a confident, warm and professional welcome to all Service Users, volunteers, collaborative professionals, guests, and maintenance contractors who visit in person or telephone.To assist the Services Team with administration tasks and projects to facilitate the smooth operation of...

Driver

To provide transport for people living with HIV who are unable to travel to and from appointments.

Group Events Support Volunteer

To provide practical support to ensure that our groups and sessions are well organised, welcoming and inclusive, for those who attend.