Watchkeepers for the National Coastwatch Institution

Watchkeepers are needed to undertake 4 hour shifts, normally alongside one other Watchkeeper, at St Albans Head National Coastwatch Station, essentially scanning 5 miles out to sea to identify any vessels in difficulty and work in conjunction with H.M. Coastguard to resolve any issues, either at sea or on the South West Coast path. Full training is given in what is a rewarding, enjoyable role for attentive, conscientious volunteers.

Opportunities

Re-engage are looking for volunteers to organise their activity groups

The goal of re-engage is to reduce loneliness amongst older people by bringing generations together in friendship and shared experiences. They provide vital, life-enhancing social connections for older people at a time in their lives when t ...

The Town Mill in Lyme Regis are looking for volunteers

The Town Mill in Lyme Regis are looking for help in their shop and with stock. Situated in the heart of Lyme Regis this is a fantastic opportunity to learn new skills and to be a part of a friendly, welcoming team of volunteers who give their time to ...

The Great Field parkrun in Dorchester are looking for volunteers

Come and join in on Saturdays 8:30am to 10am, to support The Great Field parkrun in Poundbury. They have a range of volunteer positions available, all of which are fun and easy and include: - marshalling - timekeeping - barcode scanning ...

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