Looking for a way to give back to your community and want to become part of a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about helping others? If you have time of spare that you are able to offer, the Rainbow Hub would love to hear from you.
Brighton Bear Weekend (BBW) held its first 2019 Volunteer Party at the Black Horse pub in Church Street on March 4. Volunteers battled the elements to meet the BBW team and sign up to help at events over the Big Bear Weekend from June 13-16.
Did you enjoy Trans Pride Brighton (TPB) 2018? If you did then become part of the bigger picture by joining their volunteer committee! TPB organisers are recruiting for a variety of different volunteer roles, and looking for individuals from within the trans/non-binary communities who would like to get involved for the event in 2019.
Bettina Zenz chats to Wayne Stone, trading manager at the Sussex Beacon charity shops, who runs a business with a difference that has gone digital.
HIV and sexual heath charity The Sussex Beacon, needs volunteers to help with its work, supporting people living with HIV. A wide range of roles are available and the charity will match people to posts based on their interests, skills and experience.
Brighton Bear Weekend (BBW) 2017 kicks off on June 15 with the BBW Pub Quiz at the Camelford Arms. BBW organisers are looking for volunteers to help them at the various events that will follow from Friday 16 – Sunday, June 18.
Allsorts, the LGBT Youth Project is currently recruiting LGBT volunteers, particularly BME/POC, trans and bi, to help run their weekly drop-in and groups. VOLUNTEERS help Allsorts staff run a supportive drop-in space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and unsure (LGBTU) young people aged 16-25 and also have volunteering opportunities in fundraising and administrationsupport in the busy Allsorts Office.
Twenty-three Lunch Positive volunteers were treated by the HIV charity to a Christmas celebration and meal at the A Bar on Brighton seafront on Monday December 19.
The New Alchemy – Part 7, published by research consultancy nfpSynergy, says volunteering is under-valued, under-prioritised and organisations could miss a huge opportunity by not responding to changes in society. The report, published today, says that “volunteers have too often been seen as cheap ‘service-delivery’ and a slightly unreliable resource’ to be ‘used’ for particular ends” by organisations not engaging with a changing world.
Lunch Positive, the HIV charity is looking for volunteers to help provide the Friday lunch club for people with HIV. The lunch club provides a safe and supportive space for people to share lunch, make friendships and find peer support. Volunteers are needed to help on Friday afternoons in the dining area. This involves spending […]
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