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Role Details

Title

Shop volunteers

Organisation

League of Friends - St Helier and Epsom NHS Trust

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Short Description

Serving in our hospital shop, filling up, tidying storeoom and all aspects of shop work

What you will be doing

Serving in our hospital shop, filling up, tidying storeoom and all aspects of shop work

All aspects of shop work, includes, serving, shelf filling and checking stock. Tidying stockroom.

If interested in this role please contact: Val Brundle, theleagueoffriends@hotmail.com, and apply through their website: https://lofsth.org.uk/services/ quoting you found out about it through Volunteer Centre Sutton.

Activities

Retail & Charity Shops

Skills & Attributes

Communication Skills, Working part of Team

Skills Description

Being able to communicate with patients and staff and working well as part of a team.

What is in it for you

Although we have visitors and staff using the shop we try to remember that patients are here for a reason so giving a friendly smile and word to patients can help to keep them calm. A sense of being useful and helping someone, making a difference.

Time Commitment

Normally three to four hours a shift and most volunteers do one shift a week. All we ask is that you are reliable, friendly and smile.

Driving Licence & Vehicle Required

Travel Expenses

Available in multiple locations

Further location details may be provided below.

Role Address

League of Friends St Helier Hospital, Wrythe Lane, Carshalton SM5 1AA

Postcode (See Google maps below)

SM5 1AA

Directions

Number of volunteers required

Application Process

Application Form

ID Check

Disclosure Barring Service (DBS)

References

Informal Discussion (may include an interview)

Support you will receive

Wheelchair Access

Disability and Access Support

Being in the hospital there are wide doorways, ramps. Unfortunately, we are unable to have wheelchair users as there is not enough room behind our counters.