Gardener- The Wilderness

As a Volunteer Gardener you will work in a small team to help maintain The Wilderness, a 7-acre heritage garden next to MHA Hall Grange Care home.

What are the benefits of becoming a volunteer? 

By becoming a Volunteer Gardener, you can help create beautiful and therapeutic outdoor spaces for older people and the local community. You can also enrich your own life with new experiences and friendships. You will also gain valuable skills and knowledge that can enhance your personal and professional development

How much time do I need to commit as a volunteer? 

The advert details the days and times we're needing help at the moment.  There may be other opportunities to volunteer at other time in the future.  Generally, we ask for a minimum of one hour per week for at least six months.

What kind of support will I receive as a volunteer?  

You will receive ongoing support and guidance from a local coordinator who will monitor your progress, and provide feedback. You will also have access to online resources, training opportunities, and peer support from other volunteers. Travel expenses will be paid.

About you

• Physically able to perform tasks required
• Able to use your initiative and learn new tasks through training
• Able to multi-task or move from one task to another as needed
• Well organised
• Flexible, reliable, and punctual
• Able to take instruction and direction

Apply to become a volunteer

You can apply online by filling out a short application form.  You will also need to complete a DBS check and attend an induction training session before you start your role.  Before submitting your application, please take time to review the role description, which will detail any additional training which you will need to complete for this role. Our Central Volunteering Team will guide you through the application and recruitment process and be on hand to answer any questions you may have.

This is a rolling opportunity and all applicants will be contacted within two weeks time.