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VOLUNTEER – Sunday Evening Cook

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VOLUNTEER - SUNDAY EVENING COOK
Salary: VOLUNTEER ROLE
Hours: Sunday – 3.30pm to 6.30pm
Contract Length: Volunteer ongoing
Holidays: Re-imbursement will be given for the following: Max of £4 per day – Lunch cost Travel Expense – Daily Bus Ticket
Based At: Queens Arms, Harrison Street, Wigan WN5 9AU
Responsible To: Queens Arms Manager
Accountable To: Queens Hall Action on Poverty
To Apply: Please click link below
Closing Date: Monday 6th July 2026
Interview Date: When sufficient number of applications received
Job Summary
To provide a simple evening meal on a Sunday evening for 14 Residents of the Queens Arms. Food Hygiene and Food Allergens trained however, training will be provided. Role to be carried out Sunday – 3.30pm to 6.30pm Re-imbursement will be given for the following: Max of £4 per day – Lunch cost Travel Expense – Daily Bus Ticket
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Job Purpose
Main Responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
- Assisting and serving customers, providing a high standard of customer service
- Helping with stock processing, including sorting, cleaning, pricing, and stacking.
- To assist with the display of stock, so that the shop looks inviting.
- Cash handling and accurate operation of the till, once training has taken place.
- Keeping the shop premises clean and tidy.
- Working positively as a team alongside the other Food Community staff and volunteers.
- Supporting new members to sign up and explaining how the pantry works.
- Greeting visitors and signpost to other services if necessary.
Other tasks:
- Maintain professional boundaries
- Communicate with staff and people staying at the accommodation


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Training and support
- Attend any relevant training and refresher sessions
- Undertake Mandatory training as relevant to your role, full support will be provided from the team
Personal skills
- Good communication skills
- Competent in the kitchen and using kitchen equipment
- Independent
- Enjoy working as part of a team
- Trustworthy and reliable.
- Are committed to our values – Courage, Compassion, Community
All volunteers will be required to complete a DBS check, the volunteering role will commence, once this has been processed and cleared and an Induction has been completed. The cost and organisation of the DBS check will be covered by The Brick.
To apply please follow the link and select your availability, upload your details and we will be in touch to discuss further.
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