CAFOD Step into the Gap UK placements 2017 2018 – gap year volunteers live in a UK placement and volunteer alongside CAFOD for one academic year. Accommodation and living expenses vary, along with the start and finishing dates. Holidays usually follow the school or university holidays. 2 3 weeks of the year is spent visiting CAFOD partners and communities in the global South. – General skills, experience and personal attributes required for the programme Openness to new experiences, to learning new things and growing in your own faith Interested in global justice, with a desire to put faith into action and to inspire others to act Ability to communicate effectively in a range of ways with different people, especially young people Ability and confidence in giving talks and presentations Willingness and ability to about your faith experience Ability to work with others as part of a team Self-motivated Specific skills and experience for each UK placement Please see the specific interests, skills and experience for each placement below. What specific interests, Description of Where will I be What will I be doing? skills or experience will I For further info Placement placement living? need? Working as part of a team with A desire and ability to work Residential young people on residential In community with with young people exploring The Briars, Youth Centre retreats, outreach to parishes, other young adult their faith and global justice, Derbyshire for the Diocese Call Angela Gillespie on schools and other Diocesan volunteers. while growing in your own of Nottingham. 852 044 Youth events. faith. St. Cassian’s Residential A desire and ability to work Working as part of a team with Centre, Youth Centre with young people exploring young people on residential In community with Kintbury, owned by the their faith and global justice, retreats, outreach to schools young adult volunteers. West de la Salle while growing in your own Call Emma on 01488 658 267 and other youth events. Berkshire brothers faith. Personal interest in and Supporting the campus wide Single campus knowledge of international mission of the Chaplaincy Leeds Trinity Catholic In halls of residence development and global Call Hannah Hayward on through building relationships, University, foundation with students on justice. A willingness to 0113 283 7199 ext 435 promoting global justice and Leeds university with campus. engage with students and staff contributing to the spiritual and 3,600 students and commitment to personal community life of the University. faith development. Openness
CAFOD Step into the Gap UK placements 2017 – 2018 gap year volunteers live in a UK placement and volunteer alongside CAFOD for one academic year. Accommodation and living expenses vary, along with the start and finishing dates. Holidays usually follow the school or university holidays. 2 – 3 weeks of the year is spent visiting CAFOD partners and communities in the global South. General skills, experience and personal attributes required for the programme Openness to new experiences, to learning new things and growing in your own faith Interested in global justice, with a desire to put faith into action and to inspire others to act Ability to communicate effectively in a range of ways with different people, especially young people Ability and confidence in giving talks and presentations Willingness and ability to about your faith experience Ability to work with others as part of a team Self-motivated Specific skills and experience for each UK placement Please see the specific interests, skills and experience for each placement below. Placement Description of placement What will I be doing? Where will I be living? What specific interests, skills or experience will I need? For further info The Briars, Derbyshire Residential Youth Centre for the Diocese of Nottingham. Working as part of a team with young people on residential retreats, outreach to parishes, schools and other Diocesan Youth events. In community with other young adult volunteers. A desire and ability to work with young people exploring their faith and global justice, while growing in your own faith. Call Angela Gillespie on 852 044 St. Cassian’s Centre, Kintbury, West Berkshire Residential Youth Centre owned by the de la Salle brothers Working as part of a team with young people on residential retreats, outreach to schools and other youth events. In community with young adult volunteers. A desire and ability to work with young people exploring their faith and global justice, while growing in your own faith. Call Emma on 01488 658 267 Leeds Trinity University, Leeds Single campus Catholic foundation university with 3,600 students Supporting the campus wide mission of the Chaplaincy through building relationships, promoting global justice and contributing to the spiritual and community life of the University. In halls of residence with students on campus. Personal interest in and knowledge of international development and global justice. A willingness to engage with students and staff and commitment to personal faith development. Openness Call Hannah Hayward on 0113 283 7199 ext 435
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