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+ Essential training for anyone who wants to take part as an Emergency Response and Recovery Volunteer in Camden or Hammersmith & Fulham.
Could you help in Camden or Hammersmith & Fulham in the event of an emergency?
CAMERA Emergency Volunteering Programme has officially launched in Camden and Hammersmith & Fulham and we are now looking for people who would be able to be trained to respond in the event of an emergency.
The experience of the Grenfell tragedy and the Chalcots Estate evacuation showed that there was a surplus of people with useful skills and experience, e.g. counselling, who offered to volunteer but were not allowed to help as they were not known by the local authority dealing with the situation.
The CAMERA response and recovery volunteer team aims to give an opportunity for local people to help in situations such as these.
Volunteering roles include: Rest Centre Assistants, Donation Assistants and Entertainers
Useful skills include: Language Skills, First Aid or other healthcare skills, Counselling, Youth Work and any other skills that enable volunteers to work with local people e.g. mental health
During the day we will cover:
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Understanding what a volunteer centre is
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Understanding the history of and need for this volunteering project
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Understanding different types of emergency reception centres
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Discussing reception and registration systems
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Understanding the different humanitarian needs and vulnerabilities
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Understanding the different volunteering roles on the CAMERA emergency response and recovery team
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Understanding your responsibilities as a volunteer
By the end of the training, you will be more aware of why this volunteering is needed, and ready to respond in the event of an emergency. This training will be interactive and features a mixture of Powerpoint presentation in a large group as well as exercises which you will explore in small groups.
Timetable:
1.15pm Arrivals
1.30-4pm Emergency Response and Recovery Volunteer Team training session
> We will provide light refreshments. However, if you have any special dietary requirements please come prepared personally.
>> Everyone who takes part in this project must attend this one-off training. There will be further optional training and social events at a later date.
>>> This is the first intake of volunteers, and there will be two further intakes in 2019. There will be a number training sessions to choose from in each intake which take place at various days and times.
Got questions about the project, or want to know more before expressing an interest? Get in touch by email.
Book your tickets quickly and easily via Eventbrite.
We look forward to seeing you on the day! 🙂
+ Essential training for anyone who wants to take part as an Emergency Response and Recovery Volunteer in Camden or Hammersmith & Fulham.
Could you help in Camden or Hammersmith & Fulham in the event of an emergency?
CAMERA Emergency Volunteering Programme has officially launched in Camden and Hammersmith & Fulham and we are now looking for people who would be able to be trained to respond in the event of an emergency.
The experience of the Grenfell tragedy and the Chalcots Estate evacuation showed that there was a surplus of people with useful skills and experience, e.g. counselling, who offered to volunteer but were not allowed to help as they were not known by the local authority dealing with the situation.
The CAMERA response and recovery volunteer team aims to give an opportunity for local people to help in situations such as these.
Volunteering roles include: Rest Centre Assistants, Donation Assistants and Entertainers
Useful skills include: Language Skills, First Aid or other healthcare skills, Counselling, Youth Work and any other skills that enable volunteers to work with local people e.g. mental health
During the day we will cover:
-
Understanding what a volunteer centre is
-
Understanding the history of and need for this volunteering project
-
Understanding different types of emergency reception centres
-
Discussing reception and registration systems
-
Understanding the different humanitarian needs and vulnerabilities
-
Understanding the different volunteering roles on the CAMERA emergency response and recovery team
-
Understanding your responsibilities as a volunteer
By the end of the training, you will be more aware of why this volunteering is needed, and ready to respond in the event of an emergency. This training will be interactive and features a mixture of Powerpoint presentation in a large group as well as exercises which you will explore in small groups.
Timetable:
10.15am Arrivals
10.30am-1pm Emergency Response and Recovery Volunteer Team training session
> We will provide light refreshments. However, if you have any special dietary requirements please come prepared personally.
>> Everyone who takes part in this project must attend this one-off training. There will be further optional training and social events at a later date.
>>> This is the first intake of volunteers, and there will be two further intakes in 2019. There will be a number training sessions to choose from in each intake which take place at various days and times.
Got questions about the project, or want to know more before expressing an interest? Get in touch by email.
Book your tickets quickly and easily via Eventbrite.
We look forward to seeing you on the day! 🙂
+ Essential training for anyone who wants to take part as an Emergency Response and Recovery Volunteer in Camden or Hammersmith & Fulham.
Could you help in Camden or Hammersmith & Fulham in the event of an emergency?
CAMERA Emergency Volunteering Programme has officially launched in Camden and Hammersmith & Fulham and we are now looking for people who would be able to be trained to respond in the event of an emergency.
The experience of the Grenfell tragedy and the Chalcots Estate evacuation showed that there was a surplus of people with useful skills and experience, e.g. counselling, who offered to volunteer but were not allowed to help as they were not known by the local authority dealing with the situation.
The CAMERA response and recovery volunteer team aims to give an opportunity for local people to help in situations such as these.
Volunteering roles include: Rest Centre Assistants, Donation Assistants and Entertainers
Useful skills include: Language Skills, First Aid or other healthcare skills, Counselling, Youth Work and any other skills that enable volunteers to work with local people e.g. mental health
During the day we will cover:
-
Understanding what a volunteer centre is
-
Understanding the history of and need for this volunteering project
-
Understanding different types of emergency reception centres
-
Discussing reception and registration systems
-
Understanding the different humanitarian needs and vulnerabilities
-
Understanding the different volunteering roles on the CAMERA emergency response and recovery team
-
Understanding your responsibilities as a volunteer
By the end of the training, you will be more aware of why this volunteering is needed, and ready to respond in the event of an emergency. This training will be interactive and features a mixture of Powerpoint presentation in a large group as well as exercises which you will explore in small groups.
Timetable:
1.15pm Arrivals
1.30-4pm Emergency Response and Recovery Volunteer Team training session
> We will provide light refreshments. However, if you have any special dietary requirements please come prepared personally.
>> Everyone who takes part in this project must attend this one-off training. There will be further optional training and social events at a later date.
>>> This is the first intake of volunteers, and there will be two further intakes in 2019. There will be a number training sessions to choose from in each intake which take place at various days and times.
Got questions about the project, or want to know more before expressing an interest? Get in touch by email.
Book your tickets quickly and easily via Eventbrite.
We look forward to seeing you on the day! 🙂
Come to our October 2019 Volunteering Fair, meet 30 organisations recruiting volunteers … and find your perfect volunteering role.
Did you know that volunteering is good for you? Studies show that volunteering can improve and maintain your mental and physical health, and well as helping with the effects of stress, anxiety and low self esteem. And the social contact of helping and working with others can have a profound effect on your overall psychological wellbeing. Good times!
With this in mind, we are hosting a volunteering fair in honour of World Mental Health Day 2019 to kickstart, reset or maintain your good mental health!
So drop by, and say hello on Wednesday 9th October, 12-2pm in the heart of King’s Cross at Voluntary Action Islington, 200a Pentonville Road, N1 9JP.
We are once again joining forces with our good friends @ Volunteer Centre Islington to bring you this fair. Nice one!
As always, there’s no need to book. Just pop in.
*** However, if you are a non-profit that wants to recruit volunteers in Camden or Islington at the fair, then book your free place via eventbrite.
We look forward to seeing you there. 🙂
Good to know: You can search for 100s of volunteering roles in and around Camden 24/7 by using Volunteer Connect, the online search tool on our website. It’s completely self serve and gives you direct access to the organisations that are looking for volunteers.
