Volunteering Opportunity: Able2Enable BSL Volunteer Interpreter with Communities 1st

Before you can register your interest for this opportunity you must be registered as a volunteer.

Able2Enable takes a holistic approach to supporting individuals to develop key life skills, improve wellbeing, and increase employability skills. We encourage individuals to grow within their capabilities by providing coaching and wellbeing support, training opportunities, and supported volunteering placements.

We offer each individual a tailored approach that explores areas for personal development they would like to focus on. This may include building confidence, developing self-esteem, improving communication skills, and gaining employability skills.

Opportunity Type: Long-term Commitment

District: St Albans

Location: Indoor

Time of day: Weekday Mornings

Practical Considerations: A DBS check and references required.

Volunteer expenses can be paid.

Requirements: Relevant qualification or training, Will require a criminal record check (DBS)

Suitable for: 18 – 25 year olds, Aged 26 and over, University students, Older People

Suitable for volunteers interested in: Education & Training (adults), Voluntary & Community Action

Does this opportunity provide wheelchair access?: No

Full Description:
Through the Able2Enable project, we aim to:

• Improve wellbeing

• Develop confidence and self-esteem

• Inspire and enable anybody to volunteer and take an active
role in their community

• Help individuals develop skills and enhance their potential

•Promote volunteering as an activity for everybody

• Support individuals to develop clear goals

• Encourage individuals to gain skills to move closer to the workplace

What are we looking for?

We are looking for individuals who have:

• BSL interpretation skills (qualification or strong practical experience)

• A patient, supportive, and inclusive approach

• An understanding of confidentiality and professional boundaries

• Reliability and the ability to commit to regular sessions

• Good communication and teamwork skills

• Experience working with supported volunteers or in a

• Training environment is helpful but not essential.