Challenge Yourself: Could you drive bus for Book Trade Charity for elderly and disabled?

The Book Trade Charity

A mini bus driver is needed to take elderly and disabled residents from their home in Kings Langley on shopping trips and days out.

The Book Trade Charity provides housing, support and advice to those who have worked in the trade and need help.

Over 160 years old, the Retreat situated in Kings Langley, was built on land donated by the Victorian paper manufacturer, John Dickinson. Shopping trips take place on Tuesdays between 10.30am and 1pm and day trips are on the second Monday of each month.

Mini bus experience is preferred and the volunteer should be between 25 and 80 years of age. If you are good with people have a clean driving license and a sense of humour, this charity would like to hear from you.

Herts Library Service

A book club volunteer is needed to facilitate new groups for people with learning disabilities.

The groups will be using the ‘Books Beyond Words’ series that use pictures to tell stories tackling social issues such as general health and standing up for yourself.

The role is varied and involves helping to set up the venue and welcoming participants as well as keeping accurate records and supporting the group with book choices.

This opportunity is ideal for someone with an outgoing, friendly personality with good interactive and social skills. The right volunteer will be confident enough to lead the discussion whilst being sensitive and a good listener.

Dacorum Communities for Learning

Do you love your iPad, tablet or lap top?

If you are enthusiastic about sharing your IT skills,and would like to help, this home grown charity would love to hear from you.

They’re not looking for people with advanced technical skills, but experienced users who would be able to pass on top tips about how to make the best of what new technology has to offer.

For more information on any of these roles, visit The Roundhouse on Marlowes, Hemel Hempstead, or call 01442 214734