For example, search for information on sexual health, HIV, how we work or one of our services.
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers with an interest in events fundraising to join our cheer squad to help motivate and inspire our wonderful challengers to cross the finish line smiling!
There is no experience necessary, just a smile and a loud cheering voice to make our challengers’ big days extra special.
This is a fun role with an opportunity for individuals to gain an insight into challenge events fundraising.
There will be opportunities to join us at our third-party event programme, which includes:
There will be opportunities to join us at our third-party event programme, which includes:
We will provide everything you need for cheering on day.
Desired minimum commitment: 3 months Desired number of days per week: Flexible Location: London DBS/PVG: Not Required Closing Date:30/04/2024 Reference:1393
A volunteer opportunity has arisen within the Finance team to play a key role in supporting the team with credit card and staff expenses administration including ensuring that staff and credit card holders have reported expenses on time and accurately to be ready for reconciling by the control team.
Desired minimum commitment: Flexible Desired number of days per week: 2 days Location: Hybrid DBS/PVG: Not Required Closing Date:02/04/2024 Reference:1603
About Fast Track Cities London
Fast-Track Cities is a global movement to end new HIV cases by 2030. London is already leading the way in diagnosis and treatment but is now aiming to be the first city in the world to end new cases of HIV. London intends to get to zero new HIV diagnoses, zero preventable deaths and zero stigma by 2030, making sure everyone with HIV is living well. Read more about Fast-Track Cities London here: https://fasttrackcities.london/our-work/ending-stigma/
About the Ambassadors Programme
Terrence Higgins Trust have been commissioned to deliver the Ambassadors Programme for Fast Track Cities London as part of the HIV Charter Programme: https://fasttrackcities.london/new-charity-partnership-for-hiv-anti-stigma-charter/
We will work closely with the Programme partners (NAT/NAM/Positively UK) to ensure that the voices and lived experiences of people with HIV are central to all awareness training and Charter work.
The Ambassadors Programme will empower people living with HIV to challenge internalised/self-stigma, increase knowledge about HIV and support improvements around attitudes towards HIV.
Purpose of the role:
As the London Fast Track Cities Ambassador, you will serve as a role model in tackling HIV stigma. It is intended that ambassadors will represent the broad range of diversity within the HIV community. The FTCI Leadership Group will be able to draw on ambassadors’ expertise and experience to support and promote all parts of the London Fast Track Cities programme, including the HIV Charter.
All Ambassadors must be 18 years or over
As our Ambassadors speak about their experience of living with HIV, we are therefore unable to accept applications from people not living with HIV.
You should be at least six months post diagnosis. This is because we find that people who are newly diagnosed tend not to be ready to share their experience until they’ve had further support.
In summary, ambassadors will:
You will be paid to attend co-production workshops, mandatory training, and any delivery activities you sign up for at an hourly rate.
Hours per week: N/A Actual Salary: £22.18 Contract Type : Sessional Worker Location: London DBS/PVG: Not Required Closing Date:30/06/2024 Reference:1543
Brighton's Health Promotion team at Terrence Higgins Trust are looking to fill a number of outreach volunteer roles to help with their essential work to raise awareness about good sexual health and help signpost and enable access to services regarding HIV and Sexual Health.
You may support at community events, at LGBT+ venues, or any other local events which target at risk populations, support care testing and condom packing.
If you have 2-4 hours per week to help out, please do consider applying to join our volunteer outreach team.
While we are advertising the role until June we reserve the right to close the role early.
Desired minimum commitment: 3 months Desired number of days per week: Half-day Location: Brighton DBS/PVG: Not Required Closing Date:21/06/2024 Reference:1610
We're looking for three people to join our Living Well team as an Engagement Volunteer on our online Community
Forum. You will support Terrence Higgins Trust staff and other volunteers to deliver a smooth online experience for
forum members by providing peer support, responding to posts, hosting live chats, adding relevant content for forum
members and generally communicating within our online community.
If you have specialist skills or knowledge to contribute, or are looking to attain specialist experience, please join us. Our
specialist engagement volunteers help us respond to varying degrees of need on a one-to-one or group basis online.
You may be a personal trainer, nutritionist or HIV treatment expert, for example. Help us to help our members develop new
skills through online peer support.
Online Engagement Volunteers provide emotional and social support based on lived experience. Our new Engagement
Volunteers should be people living with HIV so that they can give advice on how to manage HIV as a long-term
condition. Ideally, we would like someone to dedicate two hours per week, but this is flexible and will be discussed and
agreed with your volunteer manager.
As this is a peer support role, supporting people living with HIV, these roles are only suitable for individuals with lived experience of HIV
Desired minimum commitment: 1 year Desired number of days per week: Flexible Location: London DBS/PVG: Required Closing Date:30/04/2024 Reference:1612
We are seeking someone to join our Living Well team to help as a Volunteer Moderator for our My Community Forum. The role is perfect for anyone hoping to expand their online technical support skills or share their web-based forum usability experience with the charity. An understanding or awareness of mental health issues in general and in relation to living with HIV is a desired skill.
You can expect to do tasks such as providing one-to-one support on the Forums' day-to-day use, identifying inappropriate posts and, where appropriate, any deletions, bans or warnings. You may also provide information on other voluntary or statutory agencies, including THT services which may benefit people living with HIV and related conditions.
Our Volunteers Moderators provide some emotional and social support based on lived experience. Our new volunteers should be people living with HIV so that they may give advice on how to manage HIV as a long-term condition. Ideally, we would like someone to dedicate two hours per week, but this is flexible and will be discussed and agreed with your volunteer manager. A DBS check is required.
As this is a peer support role, supporting people living with HIV, these roles are only suitable for individuals with lived experience of HIV
Desired minimum commitment: 1 year Desired number of days per week: Flexible Location: London DBS/PVG: Required Closing Date:30/04/2024 Reference:1613
The Positive Voices team are looking to recruit new volunteer speakers to share their stories of living with HIV with the public.
Positive Voices speakers help Terrence Higgins Trust in their goal to educate and reduce stigma around HIV by talking about their lived experiences to audiences such as schools, businesses and healthcare providers. The aim is to provide a personal perspective on what it is like to live with HIV whilst also encouraging better understanding of HIV, dispelling myths and reinforcing HIV prevention messages.
Why join positive voices?
You can read Florence's story about why she volunteers with Positive Voices here.
Becoming one of our speakers brings are range of benefits, including:
Equity, diversity and inclusion
Terrence Higgins Trust is committed to achieving a good volunteering experience for all of our volunteers. As an organisation we prioritise equity, diversity and inclusion, with a focus on reducing health inequalities.
A key ambition of the Positive Voices team is to recruit a volunteer pool representative of the population living with HIV in the UK. We therefore particularly welcome applications from Black people of African heritage, who are currently under-represented.
We always endeavour to meet our volunteers’ access needs. We would be happy to discuss accessibility requirements and reasonable adjustments with potential volunteers.
We are required to ask all applicants to disclose unspent criminal convictions; however, a criminal record is not necessarily a bar to volunteering with us, and all cases will be reviewed on an individual basis. The positive voices team would also like to hear from people who have experience of living with HIV in prison.
Who can apply?
All speaker must be 18 years or over
Our Positive Voices volunteers speak about their experience of living with HIV, we are therefore unable to accept applications from people not living with HIV.
Speakers must be at least six months post diagnosis. This is because we find that people who are newly diagnosed tend not to be ready to share their experience until they’ve had further support.
Timeline
We will review applications on an ongoing basis. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to attend an informal interview and asked to shadow at least one Positive Voices talk. This gives a good understanding of what the role involves and allows us to determine who may be suited for the role. Successful applicants will be invited to attend storytelling and public speaking training, which we will be running throughout the year.
Desired minimum commitment: 1 year Desired number of days per week: Flexible Location: UK Wide DBS/PVG: Not Required Closing Date:31/03/2024 Reference:1465
Are you looking to gain experience in digital marketing? Our new My Community Forum volunteer ambassador role could be just the right fit for you. We are looking to recruit volunteers to promote the forum's benefits to potential users using various digital channels from Facebook to Twitter.
You'll get to collaborate with colleagues on Digital Strategy and identify potential new collaborative opportunities for services that benefit our clients. No DBS check required.
Ideally, we would like someone to dedicate two hours per week, but this is flexible and will be discussed and agreed with your volunteer manager.
As this is a peer support role, supporting people living with HIV, this role is only suitable for individuals with lived experience of HIV.
Desired minimum commitment: 1 year Desired number of days per week: Flexible Location: London DBS/PVG: Not Required Closing Date:30/04/2024 Reference:1611
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