Volunteer Retail Assistant - Walsall

Volunteer Retail Assistant
Location: Walsall (WS1 1PB)
Are you an enthusiastic outgoing individual? Do you like chatting to people? Are you looking to develop your skills? If this, is you, we have a fantastic opportunity for you to join our team at our Walsall store.
Our Volunteer Shop Assistants are welcoming and helpful with a can-do attitude, making customers feel welcome and supported to find the things they\'re looking for, as well as assisting them to purchase their items at the till point. They also keep the sales floor looking inspiring and support donors with their donations, but that\'s not it! They also help to process donations getting them ready for sale by steaming, tagging and pricing items to keep our stores filled with great stock!
So, whether you\'re looking to make new friends a couple of hours a week or improve your CV, we can provide all the support you need. We offer flexible hours to fit in with your lifestyle as well as supportive and thriving environment.
The time commitment for this role is flexible within the stores opening and will be agreed in advance with the Shop Manager, but if you have any available hours to spare then we would love to her from you.
Whilst this is a voluntary role and is not paid, benefits include:

  • Receiving training and support to feel confident in your role.
  • Having the opportunity to improve your CV.
  • Continued support to develop personal skills
  • Experience working in a team environment and meeting other friendly volunteers
  • Recognition for long service and references if moving on to employment.
  • Being rewarded with the knowledge that your time and effort will contribute towards patient care both in the community and at our specialist IPU at Compton Hall

In this role, we are looking for dedicated volunteers to help any time Monday to Saturday between the hours of 9.00am and 4.00pm, whether you are looking to volunteer for a whole day or a few hours, we would love to hear from you.
Please note: we are unable to accept applications from anyone under the age of 18.
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