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Voluntary Norfolk - EEC Volunteer Service

Voluntary Norfolk - EEC Volunteer Service

Voluntary Norfolk Services

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Voluntary Norfolk's EEC Volunteer Service supports East of England Community Health & Care NHS Trust by recruiting , training and coordinating volunteers to carry out a wide range of roles across ...

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Pets as Therapy (PAT) Volunteer - Ogden Court Community Hospital, Wymondham

Pets as Therapy (PAT) Volunteer - Ogden Court Community Hospital, Wymondham

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Volunteering • Organisation role

1—2 hrs/Week
60 Ogden Cl, Wymondham NR18 0PE, UK
3 spots left

Contact person

Fiona Podolski

Provided

Reimbursement of costs
Extra support

Requirements

Native language skills
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Registered Pets as Therapy (PAT) dog and volunteer required at Ogden Court Community Hospital, Wymondham.

As a Registered PAT volunteer, you will make visits with your dog to interact with patients in their rooms or in a ward Day Room.


Role Responsibilities​

  • Visiting hospital wards/clinics with your dog to interact with patients.
  • ​Assessing the health, temperament and suitability of you dog prior to each hospital visit​.
  • Liaising with a member of staff upon arrival to identify patients who are unsuitable for dog interaction​.
  • Confidently engaging with patients and allowing patients to spend time with your dog​.
  • Providing companionship and emotional support to patients.​


Time Commitment

Volunteering for this role involves an ongoing commitment of approximately 1-2 hours per week, usually during weekday afternoons.

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You will be supported by your Volunteer Coordinator, who will also support you through your induction and provide ongoing support throughout your time as a volunteer. ​


All volunteers will need complete a Standard DBS Check and provide two appropriate character references. All volunteers will need to attend our Volunteers’ Induction Session/Training.

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About Voluntary Norfolk - EEC Volunteer Service

Voluntary Norfolk's EEC Volunteer Service supports East of England Community Health & Care NHS Trust by recruiting , training and coordinating volunteers to carry out a wide range of roles across community NHS services in Norfolk.

The EEC Volunteer Service strives to be a leader in NHS volunteering, offering inclusive opportunities which support the Trust to provide an excellent patient experience, empower individuals and strengthen local communities.

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Practical details

Volunteering • Organisation role

1—2 hrs/Week
60 Ogden Cl, Wymondham NR18 0PE, UK
3 spots left

Contact person

Fiona Podolski

Provided

Reimbursement of costs
Extra support

Requirements

Native language skills