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'Blind Life in Durham is a social charity. We are a friendly pro-active group of blind and partially sighted people that meet regularly at events where we have chats and plenty of laughs. We provide monthly talks on a range of subjects, social events; days out together; New Age Kurling; and New Age Bowls. Blind Life in Durham also enters New Age Kurling Competitions with any members wishing to take part.',
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'You will be taking visually impaired and blind people to activities and events around County Durham. This will mainly be to our monthly social meetings and monthly book club which are held in Durham City. In addition, during the summer months we have days out and during the course of the year, other ad hoc events.',
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'You will be collecting/picking up visually impaired or blind people from their homes, providing sighted guidance where appropriate, and driving them to venues and then taking them home again. You would be very welcome to stay for the length of the meeting/events (2 hours max) and participate or help out.',
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'The main times are:\n- First Monday of the month - Book Club at Durham City\n- Second Monday of the month - Social Meeting at Durham City\n- Third Friday of the month - Blind Veterans Life Together at Ferryhill',
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'To provide assistance where required and to make teas and coffee to blind and partially sighted people so that they can enjoy and be comfortable at social meetings, book club and/or New Age Kurling.\nWhile the purpose of the role is to provide assistance to our members, we also welcome our volunteers to take part in any event that we host and they may enjoy.',
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'At our social meetings we have to prepare and set up the meeting and host it. We try and have a speaker on various topics that our members may enjoy. At the Book club it is a little different, as it is a smaller group and there are usually no speakers. At New Age Kurling, we organise who is playing who, whilst also taking part and preparing, serving refreshments and also washing up afterwards.',
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'The purpose of this role is to write interesting articles on a monthly basis, for our monthly newsletter.',
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'Our Trustee’s play a vital role in making sure that Blind Life in Durham achieves its core purpose. They oversee the overall management and administration of the charity. They also ensure that Blind Life in Durham has a clear strategy and that our work and goals are in line with our vision. Just as importantly, they support their employees to enable Blind Life in Durham to grow and thrive.\n\nTrustees have a collective responsibility. This means that Trustees always act as a group and not as individuals. All Trustees must follow Companies House, and the Charity Commission rules and regulations.\n',
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'All Trustees must keep in mind the following points:\n\n•\tEnsure Blind Life is carrying out its purposes for the public benefit.\n•\tComply with the law and Blind Life in Durham’s governing documents which are the memorandum of Association and Articles of Association. \n•\tAct in Blind Life in Durham’s best interests.\n•\tManage Blind Life in Durham’s resources responsibly.\n•\tAct with reasonable care and skill.\n•\tEnsure Blind Life in Durham is accountable.\n•\tEnsure the effective and efficient administration of the organisation.\n•\tContribute to regular reviews of Blind Life in Durham’s own governance. attend board meetings, adequately prepared to contribute to discussions.\n•\tContribute to the broader promotion of Blind Life in Durham’s objects, aims and reputation by applying your skills, expertise, knowledge and contacts.\n•\tAbide by the fundamental values that underpin all the activity of the charity.\n•\tEnsure that everything Blind Life in Durham does will be able to stand the test of scrutiny by the public, media, charity regulators, members, stakeholders, funders, parliament and the courts.\n\nAs a small charity, there will be times when the Trustees will need to be actively involved beyond board meetings. This may involve scrutinising board papers, leading discussions, focusing on key issues, providing advice and guidance on new initiatives, presenting externally, or other issues in which the Trustees have special expertise.\n',
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'We are looking for people willing to bring energy, enthusiasm and commitment to the role, and who will broaden the diversity of thinking on our board. \n\nYou do not need any previous governance experience, but an ability to learn is desirable – we will provide an induction and any training where necessary.\n•\tWillingness and ability to understand and accept their responsibilities and liabilities as Trustees and to act in the best interests of the organisation.\n•\tAbility to think creatively, exercise good, independent judgement and work effectively as a board member.\n•\tEffective communication skills and willingness to participate actively in discussion. \n•\tA strong personal commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion.\n•\tEnthusiasm for our goals.\n•\tWillingness to add to the qualities and skills currently demonstrated by current Trustees.\n',
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'The venue used for the meeting is totally accessible for wheelchair users. \nAny reasonable transportation costs will be reimbursed at 45p per mile.\n',
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'The basic training you will receive covers:\nBlind Life Induction \nBlind Life Volunteer Handbook with all the volunteer policies\nBlind Awareness Training\nFirst Aid\nBasic Health & Safety\nSafeguarding Vulnerable Adults\n\nIt may be possible to equip you with a computer/laptop for Blind Life in Durham use if necessary.\n',
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'As a Fundraising Volunteer you will be helping Blind Life in Durham get the money it needs to support its work. You will be talking to people, organising events, and spreading the word about how others can help.',
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'To assist the organisation in identifying, securing, and managing funding opportunities to help with the sustainability of the charities events. \nThis would be a good opportunity to obtain experience in writing funding bids for the nonprofit sector.\n',
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