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Volunteer corner: as seen in Reading Today of June 22, 2022

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Thursday, June 23, 2022 6:03 am
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ABC To Read is trying to help Ukrainian families arriving in Berkshire Picture: Pixabay

ABC To Read is trying to help Ukrainian families arriving in Berkshire Picture: Pixabay

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ABC to Read was founded in 2004, they help to transform the lives of children who are struggling to read at primary schools across Berkshire.

Its volunteer reading mentors work one-to-one with them to build their confidence and reading skills.

The charity is looking for Volunteer Ambassadors to help them engage with more volunteers to continue delivering their high-quality service.

The role of an ambassador is to help raise awareness by talking about its work and encouraging others to get involved and volunteer with ABC to Read too.

To be a Volunteer Ambassador you will need to be confident and happy to present and talk about ABC to Read, and be connected within your community.

Tilehurst Junior Youth Club runs on Friday evenings from 7pm- 9.30pm at the Tilehurst Youth and Community Centre which is situated above the Co-op at the Tilehurst Triangle.

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Right now it is seeking a Treasurer to join their team and oversee the financial management and reporting responsibilities of the organisation.

With the support of the committee the Treasure will be tasked with: Keeping clear, accurate records of the group’s financial transactions, preparing a budget and budget forecast, presenting a financial report to each committee meeting and more.

Age UK Reading is an independent local charity that has been working in the local community to help older people since 1976.

It is looking for more welcoming volunteers with excellent communication skills to support Age UK Reading with their Activities and Social Clubs.

Tasks include: Meeting and greeting clients at the door, signing them in, making them feel welcome, collecting attendance fee and any other welcoming tasks required, supporting clients during activity and lunch clubs, setting up and clearing away and more.

Take a look at our brand new Reading Volunteer Connect platform for details of these and many more opportunities to volunteer via our website, www.rgneeds.me.

Want to get in touch? Drop us an email at volunteering@rva.org.uk or call 0118 937 2273.

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