Pride Support Volunteer

Pride Support Volunteer

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People Facing Roles

Role Purpose: 

To help George House Trust to raise HIV awareness and funds for local LGBT and HIV charities as part of the Manchester Pride Festival.  Helping with our activities at Manchester Pride means you’re part of a team of volunteers who are raising awareness about HIV and raising vital funds for local charities.  This is a one-off volunteering role.  To apply contact rachel@ght.org.uk

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VOLUNTEERING AT GEORGE HOUSE TRUST

 

We have a range of opportunities available; from roles supporting people to awareness-raising and one-off events volunteering.  We are committed to offering quality volunteering experiences that enable you to use your existing skills and develop new ones too.

 

Choosing to volunteer with us means you're joining a diverse and committed team, that makes a real difference to the lives of people living with or affected by HIV in the North West.  Volunteers have always been at the heart of George House Trust and they play a vital role in delivering services and supporting our work today.

 

RECRUITMENT

We are currently recruiting for the roles listed below.  To apply, complete the Expression of Interest form to start your journey to become a volunteer with us.  If there is no role suitable for you at this time, check back regularly as we update the roles being recruited as opportunities become available.

 

INVESTING IN VOLUNTEERS

We are currently working towards renewing our Investors in Volunteers accreditation, a UK quality standard for organisations involving volunteers.

 

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