Metaplay participative theatre, media and art was set up as a not-for-profit company in 2005 and as a charity in 2009 in London by Debra Watson, who has remained the Creative Director and Company Secretary. The Charity is seeking 2 x Trustees, one of whom should be the Treasurer.

The Treasurer co-signs payments and signs off the annual accounts. The Treasurer should have a working knowledge of spreadsheets

General Trustee oversees, with the other Trustees, compliance and safeguarding

• Trustees would be expected to meet twice to three times a year and help to further the aims of the organisation

 

Contact

07986857356 debragailwatson11@gmail.com

Volunteer with young people every Friday at the Hollington Youth Hub from 6 until 9PM. Volunteer alongside other other experienced youth volunteers and youth workers. We work with young people aged 10 to 17, helping them develop new skills and socialise. It’s a great opportunity to help out the local community, boost CV, get valuable experience and meet likeminded people. We reimburse travel expenses and will support you every step of the way.

 

Contact

07720144100 Suzana.Klepere@eastsussex.gov.uk

Come and join the Stables Theatre friendly bar team, serving drinks to theatre audiences on show nights and matinees. Full training given, a free drink and you are invited to see the shows too. We have volunteer social evenings at the theatre and you are also able to try out any of the many different roles within a community theatre and arts organisation.

 

Independent Custody Visitor – Are you interested in policing? Are you passionate about helping vulnerable people in your local community? If you are ready for a new challenge, this role is for you. The Office of the Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner manages up to 40 dedicated volunteers who undertake vital duties for the Independent Custody Visiting Scheme. Representatives from the community are recruited, trained and appointed to a team based on a geographical basis to visit the five police custody centres in Sussex. Unannounced visits are made by pairs of visitors at varying times of the day and night. The volunteers are escorted by a custody officer to speak with people being held at the police station, ensuring that their rights, entitlements and welfare are being upheld. After each visit, the volunteers complete a written report about their findings to submit to the Scheme Manager with information. Each volunteer will be invited to make one visit every 6-8 weeks depending on their availability. Each visit lasts approximately 30 – 90 minutes.

 

For more than 60 years, Hastings and Rother Samaritans has been providing round-the-clock emotional support to people who are struggling to cope as part of the national 24/7 Samaritans service and taking part in community events. As a Listening Volunteer, you could help change the course of someone’s life simply by being there to listen when it matters most. You don’t need previous experience – full training and ongoing support are provided. Our next training course for new volunteers starts in early September, and we would love to hear from anyone who is interested in finding out more about this rewarding role.