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Opportunities for volunteering section of the award

Looking for voluntary work as part of your Duke of Edinburgh Award? This page will be updated with volunteering opportunities, along with contact details and any additional information

Silver or Gold DofE Participant

Stuck for volunteering ideas?  Why not ask your DofE leader if you can help run DofE at your centre with the younger groups?

Volunteering Opportunities

Organisation/CompanyContact DetailsAdditional Information
Hospices of Hope Charity ShopGet in touch with DofE Award Office for more details or pop into the shop!This volunteering opportunity (PDF, 84 KB) with the Hospices of Hope Charity Shop can be used as part of DofE Volunteering section and as valuable retail work experience while at the same time supporting an incredibly worthwhile cause!

Volunteering Opportunities in Sport

Please get in touch with Steve McQueen for more informationInterested in volunteering by taking part in a sport you love and supporting others to enjoy it too - and in return receive funding to complete a coaching qualification in that sport?
Corbenic College If you are interested or require any more information please contact Lazlo Loss on 01350 727330.

Corbenic College (Corbenic Camphill is a community for adults with learning difficulties) are offering DofE participants the chance to volunteer in their Charity Shop and Café in the High Street of Dunkeld.

They are looking for volunteers on a Saturday ideally but may be able to discuss other times if this is not suitable.

PKAVS

If you would be interested in volunteering at PKAVS please contact Raymond Jamieson.

 
Active Monkeys at Oakbank Primary School

Contact Donna Doran for further details.

 

SHIP and SPLASH at Glenearn Community Campus

Contact the PKC DofE Award Office 
Forward Coupar AngusContact Rachel Butterworth or the PKC DofE Award Office for more information

Volunteering opportunities in Coupar Angus or Burrelton with the charity 'Forward Coupar Angus' -  a community garden on the edge of town where anyone can learn about growing vegetables and fruit. There are currently 10 raised beds planted up, and we are starting to harvest our first lot of veg. However, the site is still very rough and ready, and we are looking for volunteers to help with clearing the ground, trimming back hedges, and building more raised beds for next year.

Next spring, we will have some other opportunities coming up - mainly preparing beds for planting, and sowing seeds.  Volunteers can be supervised, and there will be ongoing support and learning for all volunteers.

Last modified on 10 January 2017

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