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Sporting Memories Foundation Scotland are looking for someone passionate about sport who enjoys talking with older adults and will bring their enthusiasm into the club session. The Session Supporter works alongside the Session Facilitator to enable the smooth running of the club session and will help to set up the venue for the club as well as welcoming members as they arrive. The clubs support older people who may have a physical disability and/or memory problems. Some of the members are isolated; they just enjoy popping in for a chat and being able to reminisce about their favourite sports.

Sporting Memories Foundation Scotland are looking for someone passionate about sport who enjoys talking with older adults and will bring their enthusiasm into the club session. The Session Supporter works alongside the Session Facilitator to enable the smooth running of the club session and will help to set up the venue for the club as well as welcoming members as they arrive. The clubs support older people who may have a physical disability and/or memory problems. Some of the members are isolated; they just enjoy popping in for a chat and being able to reminisce about their favourite sports.

Sporting Memories Foundation Scotland are looking for someone passionate about sport who enjoys talking with older adults and will bring their enthusiasm into the club session. The Session Supporter works alongside the Session Facilitator to enable the smooth running of the club session and will help to set up the venue for the club as well as welcoming members as they arrive. The clubs support older people who may have a physical disability and/or memory problems. Some of the members are isolated; they just enjoy popping in for a chat and being able to reminisce about their favourite sports.

Horatio’s Garden is an award-winning, national charity creating and caring for beautiful gardens in NHS spinal injury centres. Leading garden designers, who collaborate with all the spinal injury centre stakeholders, design the gardens. The charity maintains the gardens with a Head Gardener and a team of volunteers who work under their leadership. The charity’s team organises music, arts activities and garden therapy to offer the gentle side of rehabilitation to patients who spend so long in hospital following life-changing injuries. As a self-funded charity, our fundraising is integral to what we do, from Garden and Christmas Fairs to Tours and stocking the craft sales. This is a fun and creative way to help the charity thrive! Ways to get involved: Baking, crafting and creating items for fundraising events Organizing & assisting at fundraising events such as fairs and markets Organising social events in support of the charity such as quiz nights, concerts, garden gatherings, auctions, dinner parties, workshops... Applying to local businesses for donations Sporting challenges Giving talks to the public about Horatio's Garden Our Expectations of Volunteers: Visits must be coordinated to a planned schedule To be able to commit consistently for a minimum of one year Willingness to learn and take initiative Friendly and positive attitude Be consistent and dependable, with a friendly positive demeanour Flexible and helpful as other jobs may be required We offer full training and support. From giving just one hour per week, you can join one of our groups and help us transform the lives of people affected by spinal injury. We ensure Volunteers can: Be heard and have a voice Have tasks that are scaled for ability and weather Kept informed about the charity If you are interested please click the ‘apply’ button below (available when logged in and registered). You will then be contacted by the coordinator by email or phone call. If you have not heard back after 5 working days, the first step is to contact the organisation with the contact details provided. You could also check your junk/spam folder on your emails just in case the response is there. If that doesn’t work out then please feel free to contact Volunteer Glasgow on 0141 226 3431. Supported in their role in a safe and welcoming environment