CamTAD - Campaign for Tackling Acquired Deafness

Volunteering

Volunteer? Oh I’m not sure I could do that!

I saw an article about CamTAD in our local church magazine shortly after moving into the area from Yorkshire. The article was asking for volunteers to help within the charity CamTAD, with full training given, for a few hours a month. As I was new to the area and felt a bit like “Billy no Mates”, I rang the number and was invited to attend for an informal chat.

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Do not fear, why don’t you volunteer

Don’t be sad, volunteer for us at CamTAD

Be the one who makes a difference

 

Volunteering with CamTAD:

  • Rewarding and valuable
  • Increasing your confidence
  • Sense of seeing a difference made to the client’s quality of life
  • Meet new people and make friends
  • Helping the community
  • Social Activities
  • Learn new skills
  • Caring and Friendly environment
  • Full training given
  • Hours to suit
  • Paid expenses

 

Your life, your opportunity

 

A volunteer may benefit by:

  • Developing new skills and abilities;
  • Increasing their confidence and self worth;
  • Developing specific expertise;
  • Meeting new people.

 

As a result of this, volunteers

  • Take an interest in and care for their community;
  • Give their existing skills to the community;
  • Take up further opportunities to learn;
  • Move into paid work or progress their career.

 

For the organisations

  • Each individual volunteer brings particular skills and expertise.
  • Volunteers can enable organisations to deliver high quality services.