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Volunteer Leader

Volunteer Leader

Practical details

Volunteering • Longer term volunteering

4—6 hrs/month
8 Heathfield Rd, King's Heath, Birmingham B14 7DB, UK

Contact person

Local Welcome

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Provided

Extra support
Local Welcome

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We support local people in joining together as a team of leaders in order to run Local Welcome meals in their local area on weekends.

Local Welcome meals are open to all - they’re the sort of places where strangers become friends! Some group members will have been born in your local area, some new, some seeking sanctuary, or refugees.

As a member of the leader team, you’ll be supporting your group in cooking and eating a delicious meal from scratch. No cooking skills are required - our simple recipe steps have that covered!

Location

In-person.

Voluntary

This is an unpaid role.

Time commitment

4-6 hours per month - this includes 4 hours leading on the day of the meal, and a couple of hours of prep and organising which is split between leaders before and after the meal. Depending on your leader team’s capacity, it’s possible for a very busy leader to arrive on the day and lead with only a small amount of involvement before and after.

Responsibilities

With the support of our small staff team, and the Local Welcome leader handbook, you would be working with your fellow leaders to:

  1. Organising and facilitating monthly meals in your local area
  2. Coordinating practical elements of running meals as a team - e.g. deciding what to cook and organising the grocery shop before the meal, ensuring the meal runs smoothly on the day, and sharing feedback with our staff team afterwards
  3. Completing your own safeguarding training and a disclosure check. This includes committing to keeping everyone in your group safe by reporting any concerns accordingly on an ongoing basis.
  4. Keeping in touch with your fellow leaders and the Local Welcome team between meals - e.g. to share your availability for the next meal
  5. Creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for your group members and fellow leaders

Related to

Community & family
Wellbeing
Refugees & minorities

Getting there

8 Heathfield Rd, King's Heath, Birmingham B14 7DB, UK

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About Local Welcome

Cook, eat, connect.

At a Local Welcome meal, you’ll cook and eat a meal from scratch with people in your community - some born locally, some new to the area, and some seeking sanctuary or with refugee backgrounds.

Our meals are a great way to make new friends, and learn delicious healthy recipes. You might start cooking with strangers, but you’ll end up eating with friends.

See more activities by Local Welcome
Birmingham Voluntary Service Council (BVSC) only accepts sign-ups and applications from people in Europe (the EEA, the United Kingdom and Switzerland).

Practical details

Volunteering • Longer term volunteering

4—6 hrs/month
8 Heathfield Rd, King's Heath, Birmingham B14 7DB, UK

Contact person

Local Welcome

Ask Local a question

Provided

Extra support