Volunteering opportunities
There are a huge variety of volunteering roles available at The Maypole Project and our current opportunities are listed below. To apply for any one of these roles please fill out an application form and email. it to us. If you are not sure what you would like to do and want to discuss it further, please contact us on 01689 851596 or by email.
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Fundraising and Events
Events Volunteer
Join our team of amazing event volunteers and help us at various collections and events throughout the year
Events Co-ordinator (Community)
Co-ordinate information stands and collections at local community events to help us fundraise and promote the work of The Maypole Project.
Community Fundraising Project Co-ordinator
Take on a small community fundraising project to grow our network of local organisations and business who display our collection tins.
Face Painting Volunteer
Join our team at local community events to provide face painting to event attendees
Collection Volunteers
Join us across Greenwich and Bromley boroughs to help us fundraise
Support
Child Therapist
Support children in 1:1 sessions through the integration of counselling and play skills
Activities and Outings
Inclusive Activities Club Volunteer (Bromley)
Assist children with complex medical needs and special educational needs (and their siblings) at our inclusive activities club
Inclusive Activities Club Leader
Facilitate our inclusive activities sessions for children with complex medical needs and special educational needs (and their siblings)
Drumming Workshop Support Volunteer
Love music? Support children with complex medical needs and their siblings to participate in our drumming workshops!
General
Minibus Driver
To help with transporting families with children with complex medical needs to local activities
Community Speaker
Raise awareness and promote the work of The Maypole Project by attending events to give talks about the charity’s work.