Association Visitor at Motor Neurone Disease Association, West Sussex South Branch : Volunteering

We are looking for compassionate, reliable volunteers with good listening and communication skills.

You should be comfortable offering emotional support, sharing information, respecting confidentiality, and working with people affected by Motor Neurone Disease. Full training and ongoing support will be provided.

What skills do I need?

Good listening and communication skills
Friendly, empathetic, and non-judgemental approach
Ability to provide emotional support and reassurance
Confidence in sharing information and signposting to services
Respect for confidentiality and professional boundaries
Reliable, dependable, and committed to supporting others
Willingness to complete training and follow procedures
Ability to work independently with ongoing support

When do I need to be available?

	Morning	Afternoon	Evening
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Details

You'll have the flexibility to volunteer at times that suit your schedule.

Register your interest

Ideal for people interested in
Disability

Ideal for people who like
Supporting People and Befriending

Details
DBS check required
A DBS or Access NI check is required due to the nature of the role, as appropriate.
Equality and Diversity Policy
Expenses reimbursed
Health and Safety Policy
Is it fully accessible
Unsure of meaning
Ongoing support
Volunteers receive ongoing local support and development from their allocated Community Support Coordinator.
Suitable for physical or sensory impairment
Need to be able to drive and visit patients
Suitable for Under 18's
Training provided
Volunteer induction
Successful applicants will complete a structured induction and sign off process, involving completion of e-learning and a classroom training pathway specific to the role.
Volunteer Policy
Volunteers covered by insurance
Written role description

Application Process
Informal Discussion
Interview
References