The woodland volunteer role will support Woodland Routes to Wellbeing (WRTW) to bring back the natural beauty of the woodland, creating a space that is safe and useable for people of all ages and abilities. Importantly, this will create a sense of pride in the woodlands area where improvements have been made by local people.
The play volunteer role will support Woodland Routes to Wellbeing (WRTW) Open Access Play programme. The role will be supporting children’s play opportunities in the community.
The community allotment and garden volunteer will help create and maintain the sensory gardens and community allotments at Tredegar House. National Trust and Keep Wales Tidy as partners in the Woodland Routes to Wellbeing project will maintain and manage the area.
This role has many elements of physical work but will also suit individuals who can share their knowledge.
Volunteers will be supported by Keep Wales Tidy staff and Woodland Routes to Wellbeing Project Coordinator
Out of pocket expenses related to the project will be reimbursed, authorisation of expense must be agreed with the Project Coordinator
There are a range of training opportunities for volunteers including some accredited courses
Duffryn Woodland
Volunteering with Woodland Routes to Wellbeing will help develop a range of skills. The project has various volunteer roles providing various opportunities.
This role will support the Play Team to deliver a range of outdoor play opportunities to children aged 14 and under.
Providing appropriate equipment and resources
Supporting children to create a space in which they can play
To ensure children do not come to serious harm
To facilitate play opportunities as requested by children
To support the play team in planning and preparing for sessions and clearing up after sessions
Volunteers will be supported by Woodland Routes to Wellbeing Senior Play Ranger and Woodland Routes to Wellbeing Project Coordinator
Out of pocket expenses related to the project will be reimbursed, authorisation of expense must be agreed with the Project Coordinator
Volunteering with Woodland Routes to Wellbeing will help develop a range of skills. The project has various volunteer roles providing various opportunities.
