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CHAT line volunteer

n-compass

To provide a listening ear and emotional support to a carer.

· Call a Carer allocated to you at an agreed time each week on our CHAT line.

· Offer emotional and/or peer support to a carer

· Work within the organisation’s policy on confidentiality and safeguarding

What skills do I need?

Willingness to listen to carers in a non-judgemental way and provide emotional support.

Experience as an unpaid carer is desirable but not essential

When do I need to be available?

Morning Afternoon Evening
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Details

Phone calls are arranged around the matched carer's availability and usually on a weekly basis. Flexible, from 30 minutes a week..

Where does this role take place?

Working from home

Register your interest

Advertised by Volunteer Centre Blackpool, Wyre & Fylde

Register your interest
  • Details
  • Age restrictions
    minimum age 16
  • DBS check required
  • Equal Opportunities Policy
  • Health and Safety Policy
  • Ongoing support
  • Suitable for under 18s
  • Training provided
  • Volunteer induction
  • Volunteer Policy
  • Volunteers covered by insurance
  • Written role description

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