Ward Trolley Volunteers!
- Role: Ward Trolley Volunteers!
- Schedule: Flexible
- Organisation or group name: The Friends of Conquest Hospital
- Website: The Friends of Conquest Hospital
- Location: Hastings
Could you help brighten someone’s day? We’re looking for Ward Trolley Volunteers!
As a Ward Trolley Assistant, you’ll bring comfort and cheer to patients, visitors, and staff by offering refreshments and small essentials directly to the wards. With a friendly smile and a caring approach, you’ll help brighten someone’s day, whether it’s providing a newspaper, a hot drink, or simply sharing a kind word.
This rewarding role is perfect for someone who enjoys gentle conversation, values dignity and discretion, and wants to make a meaningful difference in the hospital environment. Every trolley round helps raise funds for vital services while fostering connection, comfort, and care.
We’re looking for volunteers who are: Physically able to push a relatively heavy trolley along a hospital route of approximately one mile / Reliable, punctual, and dependable when patients and staff are expecting the service / Warm, approachable, and passionate about providing excellent customer service.
By volunteering with us, you’ll become part of a friendly team and play an important role in improving the hospital experience for others.
Interested in joining us? We’d love to hear from you!
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