What You'll Do: 

Help make a difference to the lives of girls and young women with this exciting opportunity to become a Girlguiding Leader. The role involves planning a range of activities for the girls including crafts, games, trips and adventurous activities. Supported by a team of volunteers, unit Leaders also maintain paperwork including basic accounts and plan fundraising events to help the girls raise money for their unit and good causes. There is also the opportunity for national and international travel with a range of camps and trips available.

Why You'll Love It: 
 A great way to have fun, make new friends and do something positive for others.
What You'll Learn: 
How to work as part of a team and gain confidence in working with children and young people.
What We're Looking For: 
Enthusiasm, reliability and initiative.
Summary
Volunteering
Young People
Middlesbrough
0 Weeks Minimum
0 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Organisation
Teamwork/Collaboration
Communication
Leadership
Requirements: 
DBS check
Over 18

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