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To work as part of a team of staff and volunteers to deliver high levels of customer service, to contribute to the day to day running of the charity’s retail outlets and to grow the business to support the long-term sustainability of the organisation. Grow personally and professionally as part of a dynamic team and undertake cleaning and showroom duties as required and assist with the rotation of stock. • Work with others in a team of staff and volunteers • Deal with telephone enquiries • Prepare, price and display stock items for sale • To serve customers on the shop floor • To ensure the showroom is well-presented, clean and tidy at all times • To schedule all deliveries and collections using our stock control system • Greet and assist customers • Operate till • Continually develop an understanding of the Company’s culture, products and reflect this in everyday performance • Take responsibility for personal development and actively seek opportunities for improvement • Any other duties that may reasonably be required

SSAFA branches are throughout the UK and overseas, delivering support to serving personnel, veterans, and their families, with a team of volunteers who make this possible. The Branch Support Coordinator is a key member of the team, ensuring that beneficiaries access support by liaising with regional and national teams and coordinating casework support provided by Branch volunteers. If you have 3-5 hours per week available, with access to public transport or a car to travel to meetings etc, SSAFA would love to hear from you. You’ll receive full training and support for tasks such as these, the main activities of a Support Coordinator: -Coordinating and assigning referrals for beneficiary casework support to branch volunteers. -Overseeing SSAFA casework across a branch. -Using SSAFA’s online case management system to record, coordinate and track beneficiaries’ cases. -Managing, supporting and keeping a small group of volunteer caseworkers informed and up to date. -Liaising with Central Office and Specialist Services teams to ensure access to specialist support where needed e.g., Mentoring.

Fairway Fife is a Peer Mentoring Charity supporting people with learning disabilities and autism from 16 years of age. They are making a positive difference by recruiting professionally supported committed volunteers who can support their young adults on their exciting journey. Using a variety of activities and experiences, caring relationships can be formed and both young adults and peer mentors’ lives may be enhanced from the benefits gained, helping them to achieve their highest potential. They are now looking for board members to support the direction and management of the charity. Board members will attend meetings, make decisions on the direction of the charity, ensure good governance and act as an ambassador for the charity. They are particularly looking for someone to carry out secretarial duties, capable of minute taking, feedback & evaluation recording and IT. Confidentiality would be of the highest importance.

This role will support the routine activity of Alzheimer Scotland’s Dementia-Cafes, providing a warm welcome to those who use the facility. People living with dementia, their family and friends and anyone with an interest in dementia can attend these D- Cafes. The role may vary but is likely to include; · Offering and providing refreshments to the people who attend. · Listening and interacting with people living with dementia, family members and the general public who attend the D-Cafe. · Where appropriate signpost to Alzheimer Scotland staff or other services that may be helpful. · Monitoring cafe supplies (e.g. tea, coffee, biscuits) and arrange ordering or buying as required, in accordance with the local procedure in place for doing so. · Keeping up to date with Alzheimer Scotland news and their work across Scotland.