Do you have regular contact with young people? Yes: No: If you answered please briefly describe this. ‘Yes’, Why would you like to be a volunteer and what do you think you will gain from the experience? Do you have particular skills that you might share with young people and or their families? If so, please list them below: What do you see as some of the issues that young people growing up in the Stroud District have to face? What do you see are the issues that the families of people have to face? Please list some of the ways in which you would like to help participants: How do you like to work? One-One: With a group: No Preference: Are you able to commit yourself to one or two hours a week volunteering with Yes: No: The Door? (The time you would meet is determined by yourself and the participant or Youthwork coordinator so that both sets of needs are taken into account.) Are you able to commit to attending the volunteer support evening meeting once Yes: No: a month? Are you able to commit yourself to the training programme? This training will take place in six sessions at The Door in Stroud. Without completing the Yes: No: training, you will not be able to start volunteering with The Door. Are there particular days or times when you would not be available? Please list Yes: No: them below. How would you describe yourself in your own words? Choose any words that you feel describe who you are. To get you started, think of words like ‘outgoing’, ‘shy’, ‘self-disciplined’, ‘caring’, ‘lively’: Do you consider yourself to have any disability, medical condition (including allergies) or addiction that we should be aware of or that could affect your working duties?
Do you have regular contact with young people? Yes: No: If you answered ‘Yes’, please briefly describe this. Why would you like to be a volunteer and what do you think you will gain from the experience? Do you have particular skills that you might share with young people and or their families? If so, please list them below: What do you see as some of the issues that young people growing up in the Stroud District have to face? What do you see are the issues that the families of people have to face? Please list some of the ways in which you would like to help participants: How do you like to work? One-One: With a group: No Preference: Are you able to commit yourself to one or two hours a week volunteering with The Door? (The time you would meet is determined by yourself and the participant or Youthwork coordinator so that both sets of needs are taken into account.) Yes: No: Are you able to commit to attending the volunteer support evening meeting once a month? Yes: No: Are you able to commit yourself to the training programme? This training will take place in six sessions at The Door in Stroud. Without completing the training, you will not be able to start volunteering with The Door. Yes: No: Are there particular days or times when you would not be available? Please list them below. Yes: No: How would you describe yourself in your own words? Choose any words that you feel describe who you are. To get you started, think of words like ‘outgoing’, ‘shy’, ‘self-disciplined’, ‘caring’, ‘lively’: Do you consider yourself to have any disability, medical condition (including allergies) or addiction that we should be aware of or that could affect your working duties?