Do you have 2+ hours a week to spare? We are looking for kind, considerate and enthusiastic volunteers aged 18+ to help with our Child & Adolescent Mental Health team based at North Moor House in Northallerton.

What You'll Do: 

The team are looking for volunteers to support staff with the participation & intervention groups for outpatients accessing their service.

The volunteer would be required to assist with general admin, meeting & greeting families, young people and professionals, supporting staff during the training and other tasks.

Why You'll Love It: 
It’s a great opportunity for anyone wanting face to face experience with patients, and you would be working with a great team who will be very supportive.
What You'll Learn: 
Teamwork skills
What We're Looking For: 
Kind, considerate and enthusiastic people who would like to work in Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service
Summary
Volunteering
Community
Mental Health
Young People
Health
Middlesbrough
6 Weeks Minimum
2 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Active listening
Organisation
Problem Solving
Teamwork/Collaboration
Interpersonal / Confidence
Requirements: 
DBS check
Over 18
Phone Interview
Training

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