Volunteer Support for the Rough Sleeper Service

Volunteer Support for the Rough Sleeper Service

Organisation role · 1–3 hrs/Week
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom
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Summary

Connection Support’s Rough Sleeper Outreach Service enables rough sleepers to build a better future beyond street life.

Detailed description


We support people living on the streets of Buckinghamshire find more settled accommodation and receive the benefits they are entitled to.

Our Outreach Volunteers accompany our Outreach Support Worker’s to identify and verify these rough sleepers.


We are looking for Outreach Volunteers to accompany our Outreach Support Workers for 2-3 hours a week starting at 5/6am.


No experience is needed. Volunteers need to have a non-judgmental approach, be reliable and trustworthy people who are able to work as part of a team and keep client confidentiality to ultimately help people get off the streets.


Please note: This role requires a lot of walking in different terrains.


At Connection Support we feel that nobody can do everything but everyone can do something so volunteering is flexible to suit you.

We welcome applications from people from all backgrounds to join our diverse team, if you have any disabilities or health conditions, we will do everything we can to help you access this opportunity.


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About Connection Support

At Connection Support our team of staff members and volunteers work alongside people to overcome life’s challenges. Why? Because our mission is to support everyone in our society to become safely and sustainably housed and live as independently as possible. And to do that we provide a wide range of services which offer support with homelessness, housing support, mental health, independent living, preventing isolation, parental mentoring, refugee resettlement and social prescribing.

We recognise that every human being encounters challenges in life and we’re here to support anyone who finds themselves in a time of difficulty, either through directly offering our support, or helping them to find the right support elsewhere.

We focus on you as an individual, to understand your circumstances, abilities and challenges so we can begin to support and equip you to build a better life. You tell us what you want to achieve, your goals and aspirations and we will work with you, providing practical and emotional support to help you to build the skills and confidence to deal with the ups and downs of life.

By working collaboratively with other organisations, we provide tailored support and advice to a range of adults (young and old) and families in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Milton Keynes, ensuring we achieve the best outcome for all our clients.