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3 notices for readers who can give a few odd hours.
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I have I have How much time you can give … any amount of time … one day a few odd hours a slot each week a slot fortnightly a few hours a month a serious commitment ▼ to give,
I am in I am in Which borough … any borough … Hammersmith and Fulham Kensington and Chelsea Lambeth Southwark Tower Hamlets Wandsworth ▼ ,
and I should like to I should like to What you would like to do … anything at all … give advice or casework welcome and befriend cook and serve fundraise or run events host someone work a shop or warehouse teach a skill anything — varies by day ▼ .
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Drive or travel with a young person to the host who is putting them up, and keep them company on what is usually a bad day.
Hours Evenings, as and when you're free · 2 hours Term A few odd hours Asked of you DBS check required — level not stated Note Full training and ongoing support
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Recruiting not stated
Support caseworkers at partner day centres where guests come for advice and practical help.
Term A few odd hours Asked of you Not stated
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Recruiting not stated
Use your own experience of homelessness to shape how services are run and help the people coming through now.
Term A few odd hours Asked of you Not stated
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