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Croydon Branch Celebrating 50 years.   1956 - 2006

Volunteering Opportunities at the
Croydon Branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society

The branch is run entirely by volunteers, many of whom have MS themselves, are living with or are close to someone who has MS, or have an interest or commitment to the aims of the Society.

Many people with MS, and their carers, are helped and supported by the MS Society with the help and support of branch volunteers. We are looking for friendly, enthusiastic and committed volunteers to assist us to provide our services to people with MS, and their carers, in Croydon.

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Why do people volunteer?

  • to meet new people and make new friends
  • to learn new skills and develop existing ones
  • to be an active member of their local community
  • to help those who need support

If you are looking for fun, challenging and interesting work and you can spare one, two or three hours a week then this could be your chance to help make a difference.

 

 
What are the benefits of being a volunteer?
  • valuable work experience
  • friendship
  • ongoing support and training where needed

Volunteer Opportunities

  • Catering Manager/Co-ordinator to supervise refreshments for our members at a variety of events
  • Transporting our members by driving them to and from their destinations. Our vehicle holds 7 passengers and 2 wheelchairs. You must be aged 25 to 70 years old. MIDAS training will be provided.
  • Escorting members with MS if they have no carer available to do so
  • Assisting at events by setting up tables and equipment
  • Assisting by helping with shopping, going  to the library etc

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These are just some of the ways you can help by becoming a volunteer. Perhaps you also have a skill that could help us to help people with MS.

If you would like to learn out more about becoming a volunteer, please contact Debbie Henn on 020-8660-0389.

Please note that all volunteers may need to undergo a CRB check.Now