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Community Cafe Volunteers

  • Devana Parish Church
  • VO62836

Description

Devana Parish Church (formerly Ferryhill Parish Church) operates a great community café in the heart of Ferryhill, which creates a welcoming environment for those who attend for a morning cuppa and also for those who volunteer their services.

We are requiring helpers, who can assist in the coffee shop, as it is a very popular meeting place. Helpers are required to volunteer with the team in the general running of the coffee shop. e.g. setting tables, serving coffees, clearing tables and generally tidying up.

The café is located in the church but people do not need to be church members to be volunteers-everyone is welcome.

All volunteers are welcome and greatly appreciated. Support, mentoring and learning opportunities will be available as and when required. A brilliant opportunity to help and make a real difference in the community.

If you feel you can spare a few hours to help in any way please contact us at Email: admin@devanaparishchurch.org or telephone: 01224 213093 or 01224 961430.

Organisation aims and objectives

Devana Parish Church of Scotland serves people in the Ferryhill, St Mark's and South Holburn communities of Aberdeen. It encompasses the Church of Scotland's presence along the north side of the River Dee, from Garthdee to the harbour and including the city centre of Aberdeen.

Frequency and commitment details

Flexible times available-all help greatly appreciated.

Restrictions

Experience required: Friendly and approachable. A good listener and willing learner.
Travel details: Devana Parish Church (formerly Ferryhill Parish Church), Fonthill Road, Aberdeen, AB11 6UD

Support

Support: Named Contact For Volunteer,
Wheelchair Access/Disabled Access Toilet

Last updated 9 days ago

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