Volunteer Drivers East Sussex
Cuckmere Buses - VolunteeringCUCKMERE BUSES Serving the community in East Sussex Volunteering - drive one of our busesAs a very busy volunteer organisation, we are always seeking to increase our team of drivers.PCV licences are not required. All you need is a standard driving licence with a D1classification (all licences prior to 1997 have this classification).Full training and back up are given and you will work with a great team of people.For further details please contact John:.
Email:. Telephone: 55 or 20.We are also at the Hailsham Farmers Market which is held in the Cattle Market,Market Street, Hailsham, BN27 2AG, every second Saturday of each month,from 9am to 12 midday. Come and talk to one of our volunteers to find out aboutjoining Cuckmere Community Bus and try driving one of our buses around the largehard-standing area in the market.
You must have a Category D1 license:please bring your driving license with you to drive the bus - you are under nopressure or obligation! For more information about the Hailsham Farmers Marketplease visit their websiteor.Cuckmere Buses on Radio DGHOur Publicity Officer, Richard Goldsmith, was recently the Charity Spotlight guest on Radio DGH.He discussed our history, the routes we operate and our volunteer driver oportunities.Listen to the interview here:(MP3 18MB) Cuckmere Buses is the trading name of Cuckmere Community Bus LtdRegistered Office: The Old Rectory, Litlington, Polegate, East Sussex, BN26 5RB.Tel. 20.Email:Cookies: the only cookies used on this website are 'strictly necessary',they are essential for operation of the website and cannot be refused.No personal information is stored in these cookies.© Cuckmere Buses 2019.
Volunteer Drivers East Sussex Wi
Volunteer Drivers East Sussex Ohio
Salary: VolunteerContract type: Part timeWorking pattern: 52 WeeksHow to apply: Please contact Louise on 09 or email to apply or if you have a query about the position.What does a driving volunteer do?Do you enjoy driving and talking to people? Our volunteer drivers help us in a number of ways. They enable volunteers that can’t drive or don’t have access to a car to get from their home to the Carer’s home and back again.They can also help Carers take a break by transporting the person they look after to and from a day activity.Skills / Qualifications neededThe Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for our volunteer’s wellbeing.