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• Adhoc photoshoots which will primarily be based at our National Training Centre but may also be on location.
• Opportunity to photograph newborn litters, dogs in training and partnerships as well as event photography.
• Editing images for use within promotional materials and on digital channels
• Images taken will be licenced for use and owned by Canine Partners.
By volunteering you will:
• Have the opportunity to work with…
are an essential part of what we do and help parents feel confident connected and safe. Walk &
Talks are an easy and accessible way to promote physical activity whilst meeting others and
having somebody to talk to.
As a Walk & Talk Volunteer, you will lead on setting up a new Walk & Talk or support an existing
Walk & Talk group in…
Our retail roles are varied and fun. You could be sorting donations from the public, dressing our window or serving customers on the till. There are many people from different walks of life and it's a great way to get practical experience and to meet new people.
This role will take place on a weekly basis…
Do you want to make a positive change to children's lives?
Do you love reading? Do you have a half day each week to share that love? If so, we need you!
Literacy Volunteers support primary school children with their reading and communication skills, helping children to love books and to open the doors for lifelong achievement.
What is the purpose of this role?
The Men in Sheds Project: Is a project specifically for men aged 50+. It provides a well-equipped workshop space where men can work together on a range of practical activities. We currently have ‘sheds’ in Blidworth, Nottingham, Daybrook and Worksop. The project aims to:-
- encourage men to be more socially active
- give members an outlet for their skills and…