One-to-One Befriending
Role Description
As a befriender, you will be helping us support children and young people on a one-to-one basis. You will work with us to support children and young people on a one-to-one basis. The type of support provided depends on what has been agreed with the child, their primary carers and other agencies in terms of need and the child’s goals. This support usually takes place after school in the Rose Lane Centre. You will need ot be a caring person who is a good listener and have an interest in activities such as sports, arts and crafts, cooking, playing games, going for walks and hanging out!
Key Tasks
- Befrienders need to be willing to commit to a minimum of two hours a week, although this can be flexible, plus additional time for for supervision, training and briefing sessions
- Befrienders must strive to be a positive non-judgemental role model for children and help them become responsible citizens.
- Volunteers will be supported to follow Families First Child and Adult protection procedures.
