There are currently jobs available within various community projects across the city if you are interested click on the jobs below for more details.

NEW Trainee Playworkers

NEW

Part time Administrator

Network Co-Ordinator £29,068

Network Development Officer £23,870

Network Administrator £21,521

2 Part time Sustainable Development Officers £23,187 pro rata

2 Part time Home Visitors (12hrs per week) £15, 321 Pro rata

Cook £12,740

Part time Accountant

Job Website's
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Council Jobs
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Training

This website helps promote learning and skills development in the voluntary and community sector in the North East of England by offering free information and advice on training opportunities available throughout the region.

The site currently contains a searchable database of 1,421 training courses and 138 training providers as well as up to date news, events, case studies, job profiles and information on the skills needed to work in the sector.

For Information and to access the site please click on the logo

Project North East have been successful in securing funding to provide some training click on the training programme title for more information

Covering costs - The programme to help you cover the true costs of your activities

Procurement training and support  - This programme of support is aimed at Senior Managers in Voluntary and Community Organisations around the North East, who have identified that the future of their organisation lies in public sector delivery, but have yet to secure contracts.  

Also coming soon

Leadership and Governance training  - This project consists of a flexible programme of training, which helps the key representatives of a Voluntary or Community organisation to consider their own Leadership and Governance arrangements, strengthen the links between their strategic and operational strategies and plan the future sustainability of their organisation.    

Managing Volunteers - This programme of delivery is designed for those in the voluntary and community sector who are responsible for the management of individual, or groups of volunteers and ensuring volunteer involvement in the work of their organisation.

Volunteering

SUNDERLAND VOLUNTEER CENTRE has a wide range of volunteering opportunities.   For further information please contact the Sunderland Volunteer Bureau on (0191) 567 8902 or call into 4 Toward Road, City Centre, Sunderland. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 9am – 4pm. A postal application service is also available. Alternatively email us at: sunderlandvb@aol.com or visit www.doit.org.uk

British Heart Foundation Charity Shop requires volunteers for their Sunderland store. If you have an interest in Bric-a-Bracs or books or if you are able to help out in any way, you will be made very welcome. No experience required.
website link - www.bhf.org.uk/

NECA (North East Council on Addictions) are looking for volunteer mentors in the Sunderland and Washington area. If you are over 18yrs, a good listener, enthusiastic, non-judgemental, positive and would be interested in offering support and advice to individuals who need a little extra help with social support, housing and finances, then you may be just the person they are looking for. Full training and volunteer benefits are provided.
web site link - http://www.neca.co.uk/

VICTIM SUPPORT NORTHUMBRIA are looking for Volunteers with an interest in working with Vulnerable and Intimidated Witnesses, to give extra support and reassurance on the day or before hand at court or at home. Witnesses may be adults who are distressed or suffering from a mental illness, or have a physical or learning disability. Mainly the role will relate to children under the age of 17yrs. Experience of working with children could be beneficial but is not a necessity. Volunteers will need to undertake a basic training course, one day a week, for 4 weeks, complete an induction course for 6 months and spend time within Witness Service at Magistrates and Crown Court to see how the procedures work first hand before undertaking a home visit unaccompanied. A course is due to start on 4th November from 9.30am – 4pm at Wallsend. Travel expenses will be paid.
website link - http://www.victimsupport.org.uk