Volunteer Application |

1. Your Information

I am applying for:*

Title & Name*

Prefix First Last

Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 Town County Postcode

Telephone Number*

Email Address*

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2. Your Skills & Experience

Describe any skills you have that would be useful for this role and how you think you will be able to use those skills in the role which you are applying for:

Is there anything you have done over the past few years that you think would help in the role which you are applying for? This could be from previous employment, voluntary work or in your home life?

3. Your Reasons for Volunteering

Tell us why you want to volunteer for the CAB?*

What do you think are some of the main problems facing your community?*

4. Your Availability

We are looking for volunteers for the following days:*

Select All
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

Please indicate approximately how many days per week you would like to volunteer for. The minimum number of days for a volunteer is one days and the maximum is two days.*

One Day
Two Days

Are there any other times that you are unlikely to be available e.g. School holidays?

5. Additional Information

Please tell us anything else you would like to tell us about yourself?

Please tell us about any specific needs you would like us to take into account here, or at the interview. This information will be treated in the strictest confidence.

6. References

We always take up references, so please give the names and addresses of two people, other than family, who can tell us about you e.g. an employer, teacher or someone who knows you well. You will not be able to start with us until we receive these.

First Reference

Name

First Last

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 Town County Postcode

Second Reference

Name

First Last

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 Town County Postcode

Please note: To ensure the safety of our clients, the Citizens Advice service requires that all volunteers who have direct access to clients, where any part of the work is primarily targeted at legally defined vulnerable adults or children, have their criminal records checked. However, the Citizens Advice service is committed to the promotion and delivery of equal opportunities to volunteers and so has a policy to ensure ex-offenders are not discriminated against.All offences, other than sexual crimes against a child or vulnerable adult, will be treated on an individual basis taking into account issues such as the risk to the client, the circumstances of the offence (eg what it was, is it relevant to the volunteer role, how long ago it was) and the reputation of the bureau.

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