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'Community Health Champions will:\n\nChampion healthy living and provide information in their local community.\nSignpost potential clients to health improvement services.\nWork alongside Wellbeing Practitioners in supporting individuals and working with groups.\n\nHelp Wellbeing Practitioners deliver community based promotion events including events to promote and encourage access to the Wellbeing for Life Service.\n\nProvide support for individuals and groups to make lifestyle changes, such as healthy eating groups or emotional resilience workshops.\n\nProvide support for cooking, weight management, cycling, walking, exercise sessions, admin, crafts, mental wellbeing and reducing social isolation plus working with groups for living well with long term conditions.\n\nThe CHC will be fully integrated with the Wellbeing for Life team, within our office bases, team activities and out in the community, and will have the opportunity to work alongside them and to join in all team activities available. The role is varied and every day could be different but you get to choose what activities interest you most and how much time you can commit.\n',
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'Our vision is to ensure that all volunteers enjoy a quality experience and feel supported and valued in their role. We want our volunteers to be inspired by our programmes and become advocates for our service.\n\nMacmillan Joining the Dots County Durham is a free, personal service for people aged 18 and over who have been diagnosed with cancer. We are also there for friends, carers and relatives too. The Joining the Dots facilitators work with clients to identify their needs and can support them with the following issues; family/relationship; physical; lifestyle/information; emotional; spiritual/religious; practical/money.\n\nVolunteers will play an important role in the Joining the Dots Service, working alongside the facilitators to provide ongoing support. Listening to people’s concerns and inner-most feelings can help them feel less isolated and more able to deal with the emotional challenges that come with the illness. Volunteers play a vital role supporting people affected by cancer at any point of their journey, by giving them the opportunity to talk openly and safely about what they are going through - if that is what they want to talk about. Volunteers will offer a listening ear and be there to offer support and comfort and be able to talk to someone who understands their circumstances. Where possible, volunteers will be matched with a service user in the area where they live.\n\nVolunteers should have a lived experience of the issues that people affected by cancer face. Full training is provided to help the volunteers develop skills needed to support participants.\n',
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