Voluntary Norfolk
Volunteer Connector (West Norfolk)

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Company Description
Voluntary Norfolk is committed to building strong, resilient communities where people work together to improve their lives and achieve their ambitions. The organization promotes, supports, and develops volunteering and the work of voluntary organizations across the region. It champions the value of the voluntary sector in advancing individual well-being and fostering an inclusive, fair society. Voluntary Norfolk creates opportunities for people to contribute their time, skills, and talents for mutual benefit, while supporting the growth and sustainability of community groups and charities.
Role Description
The Volunteer Connector (West Norfolk) is a volunteer role that focuses on linking individuals and community organizations with suitable volunteering opportunities. Working in a hybrid arrangement, based in the Greater Norwich Area, United Kingdom, with some work from home, the Volunteer Connector will engage with local residents, community groups, and voluntary organizations to understand their needs and match them with appropriate roles.
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- Providing information and guidance about volunteering
- Maintaining records of opportunities and placements
- Helping people identify how their skills and interests can support local projects
The role may involve outreach activities, attending community events, collaborating with colleagues to promote volunteering, and using digital tools to manage communications and data. The Volunteer Connector contributes to strengthening community participation and increasing awareness of the benefits of volunteering for both individuals and organizations.
Qualifications
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage people from diverse backgrounds and build positive relationships.
- Organizational and administrative skills, including managing information, keeping accurate records, and handling multiple tasks responsibly.
- Comfort using digital tools and basic IT systems for email, online databases, and virtual meetings.
- Interest in community development, volunteering, or the voluntary sector, with a commitment to inclusion and fairness.
- Ability to work independently, use initiative, and collaborate effectively as part of a team in a hybrid working environment.
- Knowledge of the local area and community networks in West Norfolk is beneficial but not essential.
- Previous experience in volunteering, community work, or support roles is an advantage but not required; training and support will be provided.
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