Fundraising Guru

What You'll Do: 
  • To contribute to fundraising initiatives for Aphasia Re-Connect
  • To actively engage with people with aphasia (a communication disability) to check out ideas and initiatives, and where appropriate involve them.
  • To get involved with events both online and in person
  • To keep in regular contact with Sally.
  • To contribute to Advisory Group meetings 
  • Contribute your own ideas and creative problem solving skills
  • Take photos to share with us all 
Why You'll Love It: 
  • Have a great deal of fun!
  • Gain insight into aphasia 
  • Develop your supported communication skills 
  • Enjoy creative problem and chipping in your own ideas
What You'll Learn: 
  • Insight into aphasia
  • Develop your supported communication skills
  • Develop your planning skills
What We're Looking For: 
  • Someone who can subscribe to the ethos, values, mission and vision of Aphasia ReConnect.
  • Someone who can actively engage with and contribute to fundraising initiatives
  • Someone who brings creativity and ideas
  • Someone who is reliable and honest
  • Someone who loves team work 
Summary
Volunteering
Ambassador
Disability
Islington
Southwark
6 Weeks Minimum
2 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Active listening
Building relationships and influencing
Communicating
Creative problem-solving
Emotional intelligence
Relevant interests: 
Charity / Nonprofit
Requirements: 
Statement of Motivation
Over 18 years old
Training
These documents must be completed: 

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