Front desk & admin volunteer - Nucleus

What You'll Do: 

Support Nucleus Legal Advice and other local and national charities, including MIND, Age UK and MENCAP  to run our front desk access. Assisting with daily administrative tasks, welcoming and assisting clients, and maintaining a professional and welcoming reception area. Use your skills in Microsoft Office, organization, and communication to make a positive impact on vulnerable community members. Help run digital access services, our foodbank and triage for advice surgeries.

What We're Looking For: 

No specific skills and experience, but please outline why you think you'd be a good fit for the role and what you can bring to it. Please complete the application form and we will be in touch.

Summary
Volunteering
Volunteer
Legal rights and advice
Kensington and Chelsea
Ealing
26 Weeks Minimum
8 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Active listening
Communicating
Organisation
Using professional behaviours

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