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Ashley Club Volunteer
Organisation Details
Coniston Hall
Activity type: Children, Community Work, Education, Mentoring, Befriending and Buddying, Sports and Outdoor Activities
Sub theme: Children, Education, Youth Work and Young People
Organisation Description: Coniston Hall is a private student hall of residence, part of Ashley Educational Trust. Volunteering opportunities are offered to student residents and their friends.
Description of role: Ashley Club is a project of Tamezin, an educational charity which promotes respect for the individual, personal freedom, self-confidence and responsible attitudes in professional, private and public life. https://www.ashleygirlsclubmanchester.org/
We provide activities and experiences to nurture maturity and develop talents, forge and strengthen genuine friendships and promote empathy and concern for others.
Our vision is to empower this generation and the next, developing personal growth and supporting families.
ROLE DESCRIPTION
We are looking for volunteers to run monthly activities for girls 8 to 14 on the premises of Ashley club on Saturday afternoon, from 3.30 to 5.30.
Girls and their families come from different areas in Manchester seeking a safe environment where they can make new friends, acquire skills, develop talent and have fun. The role includes taking part in the annual YES! Camp (Youth Encounter Summer) on 22nd to 25th May 2026. We aim to provide hand-on leadership experience for students by collaborating in the running of activities during the year and the final weekend away in May.
The role involves 3 hours per month over 6 months (18 hours) + some hours on 22nd to 25th May Yes! Weekend in Linnet Clough Scout Camp & Activity Centre, located on Gibb Lane, Mellor, Marple Bridge.
Preparation session will take place on Friday from 5 to 6 before the Saturday club 3.30 to 5.30.
The main duty of this role will be preparing an activity from a prepared overall plan and running it on the Saturday afternoon together with some other volunteers.
Typical activities include: some arts and crafts, dancing or drama, cooking and fashion.
Before each monthly activity there will be opportunity to meet up in person or on line to finalise details and review previous activities and feedback as well as discussing challenges and learn from each other’s experience.
Some training will be provided for this role, including safeguarding awareness, professional boundaries, and supporting personal development.
On completion of the Ashley Club Leadership Programme, student volunteers will have volunteered for 25 hours and will have completed the Make a Difference section of the University of Manchester Stellify Award: https://www.stellify.manchester.ac.uk/
Skills & knowledge we ask you to have:
We think some of these skills and knowledge will help you be a good club volunteer.
• Listening and communication skills
• Kindness and assertiveness skills to establish order and keep discipline
• Empathy and understanding
• Initiative and flexibility to adjust to changes of plans
Benefits of volunteering with us:
• acquiring leadership skills taking responsibility for activities
• Providing support for young girls and their families
• Meeting new people and increasing confidence.
• This role is a good opportunity for those interested in the world of education and teaching.
Please apply via our online application form:
Click ‘Apply Now’ and one of the team will be in touch to invite you to our welcome event/training session on 3rd October at 5.30 pm.
We provide activities and experiences to nurture maturity and develop talents, forge and strengthen genuine friendships and promote empathy and concern for others.
Our vision is to empower this generation and the next, developing personal growth and supporting families.
ROLE DESCRIPTION
We are looking for volunteers to run monthly activities for girls 8 to 14 on the premises of Ashley club on Saturday afternoon, from 3.30 to 5.30.
Girls and their families come from different areas in Manchester seeking a safe environment where they can make new friends, acquire skills, develop talent and have fun. The role includes taking part in the annual YES! Camp (Youth Encounter Summer) on 22nd to 25th May 2026. We aim to provide hand-on leadership experience for students by collaborating in the running of activities during the year and the final weekend away in May.
The role involves 3 hours per month over 6 months (18 hours) + some hours on 22nd to 25th May Yes! Weekend in Linnet Clough Scout Camp & Activity Centre, located on Gibb Lane, Mellor, Marple Bridge.
Preparation session will take place on Friday from 5 to 6 before the Saturday club 3.30 to 5.30.
The main duty of this role will be preparing an activity from a prepared overall plan and running it on the Saturday afternoon together with some other volunteers.
Typical activities include: some arts and crafts, dancing or drama, cooking and fashion.
Before each monthly activity there will be opportunity to meet up in person or on line to finalise details and review previous activities and feedback as well as discussing challenges and learn from each other’s experience.
Some training will be provided for this role, including safeguarding awareness, professional boundaries, and supporting personal development.
On completion of the Ashley Club Leadership Programme, student volunteers will have volunteered for 25 hours and will have completed the Make a Difference section of the University of Manchester Stellify Award: https://www.stellify.manchester.ac.uk/
Skills & knowledge we ask you to have:
We think some of these skills and knowledge will help you be a good club volunteer.
• Listening and communication skills
• Kindness and assertiveness skills to establish order and keep discipline
• Empathy and understanding
• Initiative and flexibility to adjust to changes of plans
Benefits of volunteering with us:
• acquiring leadership skills taking responsibility for activities
• Providing support for young girls and their families
• Meeting new people and increasing confidence.
• This role is a good opportunity for those interested in the world of education and teaching.
Please apply via our online application form:
Click ‘Apply Now’ and one of the team will be in touch to invite you to our welcome event/training session on 3rd October at 5.30 pm.
Skills / qualities associated with the role: Creative Skills, Leadership, Oral Communication Skills, Practical Skills, Team Working
Are volunteer expenses available?: Yes
Duration of role: Ongoing / Long term
Opportunity times: Friday Afternoon, Saturday Afternoon
DBS required: On
Can reasonable adjustments be made regarding additional needs?: Yes
Is this organisation part of the Sports Volunteering Scheme (SVS)?: No
Minimum hours commitment: 3 hours a month
Location:
67-77 Hathersage Road
Manchester
M13 0EW