Jewish Care
Can you volunteer a chat and a pamper whilst you paint the nails for some of the ladies at the Michael Sobell JCC
Jewish Care are seeking and a warm and social volunteer, to offer manicures to our members at The Michael Sobell JCC. The role is to promote self-care and bring social interaction to some of our lady members who enjoy a bit of pampering and a nice chat whilst having their nails done.
What you’ll be doing in this role:
- General simple manicures, nail shaping, and painting with varnish
What difference you will make
Manicures for the elderly offer much more than just a cosmetic benefit. They promote health, relaxation, and well-being while also serving as an opportunity for self-care and social interaction.
What additional skills or experience you should have
Confident manicurist/nail painter
To confidently engage with a diverse range of people and enjoy helping others.
A strong understanding and of issues that affect people in later life.
Reliability, consistency and dependability.
Good conversational and listening skills with a clear speaking voice.
Patience, empathy and a non-judgemental attitude.
The ability to work independently and as part of a team, to also stay within the role’s boundaries – recognising what should and shouldn’t be done and when to seek advice or report concerns.
What training we will provide for you
Training is available so volunteers can carry out their roles to the highest professional standards, develop new skills, build confidence, make new friends and take on new and increasingly responsible tasks.
Jewish Care will provide the following training, essential for this role:
Provide you with access to a Volunteer Handbook and all Policies and Procedures.
Provide Induction Training: Getting to know Jewish Care, Communication & Disability Awareness, Boundaries & Confidentiality, Safeguarding, Health & Safety, GDPR.
Provide on the job induction.
What you will get out of volunteering for us
Without our volunteers, we simply couldn’t function. We absolutely depend on you. Whatever your age, disability, whether you are working, unemployed or retired, there are opportunities to help at Jewish Care.
As well as helping others you’ll get the chance to develop skills, build confidence and make new friends.
Enhance the lives of older people, making a real difference to the Jewish Community we support.
Be part of a great team and make new friends.
Build your confidence and develop transferable skills.
Access to a comprehensive training programme designed for the social care environment.
Gain valuable experience and enhance your CV
Our aim is to enable people to enjoy a first-class experience as volunteers, making the most of their skills to make an impact on the communities that Jewish Care serve.
Not sure which role suits you or need a little friendly help? Please contact Angie at angie@jvn.org.uk for London or Rebecca at manchester@jvn.org.uk for Manchester.
Information
Location:Golders Green
In-Person
Age limit:
Volunteers aged 18 or over
Hours per session:
2 hours
Availability:
On-going
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