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Mental Health Awareness Day

Calais Light logo - thinking of volunteering?

There are many reasons that people become refugees – they flee persecution, wars, armed conflicts, human rights abuse, forced conscription, climate change and famine.

Calais Light seeks more UK volunteers to help support this new refugee population. If you live in Kent, Essex and London, you can join them.

Calais Light recruit volunteers to work in community projects,

including English language teaching and more.

If you would like further information, you can visit their website: https://www.calaislight.com/volunteer-in-the-uk

To apply, please click the following link to be directed to an application form: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSep3C6O8rNmw2.../viewform

#calaislight #citizensadvice #tendring #essex #refugeesupport

Parents1st

Parents 1st UK logo

We are currently looking for a new Trustee:

Our trustees - Parents 1st

We also have a vacancy for an employed Father and Partner Wellbeing Coordinator :

https://parents1st.org.uk/activity/job-vacancy-father-and-partner-wellbeing-coordinator

Inspire - Wellbeing poster

Wellbeing

Empowering positive thought and enabling positive outcomes, through improved mental wellbeing.

Multiply - free financial wellbeing sessions poster

MULTIPLY

Free Financial Wellbeing Sessions

Now booking from April 2024 onwards.

Participants should live in Essex, be 19+ and not have GCSE pass in Maths.

Volunteer Police Cadets

Become a Leader with Essex Volunteer Police Cadets!

 We want to offer young people in Essex the opportunity to be a part of our Volunteer Police Cadet programme.

Volunteer Police Cadets patting a police dog

We’re looking for local people, over the age of 18, to get involved in our Police Cadet programme as a volunteer cadet leader.

 Police Cadets isn’t about recruiting police officers of the future. It is about building positive relationships between young people, their communities, and police.

 Our volunteer police cadet leaders help to guide and inspire local teens, encouraging them to become good citizens.

 Being a cadet leader is hugely rewarding. Not only will you gain skills, experience and qualifications, but your mentorship can support young local people grow into confident, well-rounded members of our community.

 You do not need to have a policing background to be a cadet leader. In fact, we encourage those outside the police community to apply.

 Interested and want to find out more?

 Head to our website: Volunteer police cadets | Essex Police