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Support informal caregivers?Mantelzorg & MeerWhat do we do and where?Informal Care & More deploys volunteers to people's homes so that the informal caregiver can have some time off. That doesn't mean you can't go out, we welcome that! We work in Spaarndam, Halfweg, Vijfhuizen and Zwanenburg, among others. You can indicate where you would like to be deployed and also which part of the day is possible for you.How does it work?You first meet the Volunteer Coordinator of your region. The common thread in the conversation;

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Assistant toddler teacher, 8 children aged 2-4 yearsStichting Peuterspeelzaal TeddyLooking for a volunteer at a playgroup in AmstelveenThe playgroup has up to 8 children from 2 to 4 years old per morning.We are looking for someone to work on Tuesday mornings and possibly to cover for illness and holidays in consultation. From 8:30 am to 12 noon.Profile of a volunteer at a playgroupContent of the functionThe volunteer, together with the teacher, is responsible for the care, development and care of the 8 toddlers aged 2 to 4 years.Requirements- no specific toddler training required‐ enthusiastic and committed efforts‐ contributes to a pleasant, safe, stimulating and positive group climate‐ availability at the agreed time‐ willingness to work under supervision‐ participate in the work meeting and if desired- know how to handle privacy-sensitive information and not distribute it- can speak Dutch well- be willing to take a course in consultationOther requirements‐ is prepared to provide the statement regarding conduct- be aware of and work according to the pedagogical policy plan of Playgroup Teddy- be aware of the child abuse protocol of the Teddy playgroup- be aware of the health and safety policy of Teddy playgroupSpecific tasks- Supervise the children.- Accompanying tasks such as reading/reading together, singing songs, supervising games, helping with crafts, etc.- Caring tasks such as changing clothes, helping to go to the toilet, etc.- Household tasks such as washing dishes, sweeping the floor (if necessary) etc.Pedagogical policy plan of Playgroup TeddyThe volunteer is aware of and works according to the pedagogical policy plan of Playgroup Teddy. This includes, among other things;- Accept and respect the children- creating/promoting atmosphere, trust and safety- show understanding and respect for diverse social and cultural backgrounds- have an open attitude towards the childReimbursem*nts- the volunteer is given a volunteer allowance of 15 euros per morning.- the costs of the declaration regarding behavior will be borne by Peuterspeelzaal Teddy.If you are interested, please contact SandraRegularly

Are you going out with Jan (61)?HandjehelpenJan (61) is a friendly man who had a brain hemorrhage. This left him with non-congenital brain damage and is therefore wheelchair-bound. A lot has changed in his life since then, but he still remains positive. Jan was very active and sporty, but now tries to spend his life in other ways. Fortunately, he has a lot of support from his children, girlfriend and acquaintances. He is looking for a buddy who can go shopping with him or go to the hairdresser, for example. This is not convenient alone with a mobility scooter or wheelchair, but together it is possible. Will you help Jan regain even more of his freedom? We'd love to hear from you.About volunteering at HandjehelpenAt Handjehelpen you will find volunteer work that suits you. We always look for a suitable match based on your wishes and availability. We have a wide range of services, from 'simple' volunteer work to assistance that requires specific knowledge or experience. The help is given one on one. This means that you become a buddy of one person seeking help, who you visit in his or her home or with whom you do fun things together. Our volunteer work is aimed at social contact for a longer period. Our volunteers say that volunteering really makes them feel good and that they learn new things. They rate Handjehelpen with an 8.3!Regularly

Garden maintenanceWendyI am looking for someone who would like to clear my garden of weeds, but due to personal circ*mstances I am unable to do it myself. Unfortunately I can't offer anything financially in return.Once

Broom truck/relief team June 16Nacht van de VluchtelingYou drive along the route by car. You manage the telephone that walkers can call if they can no longer walk any further. When you have picked up the walker and dropped him off at a public transport point (train or bus station), you return to this (or another) rest location to help again.While driving you have a signaling function: you may see stranded hikers on the side of the road and you ask them if they need help. Collecting route signs can also be part of your task. If it is quiet, we ask you to provide assistance (on location). At the end of your shift, the helpline phone is handed over to the next team.Route including: Haarlem, Amsterdam (Pancake Paradise, Velodrome, Rowing Club on the Bosbaan, 't Landje Rembrandtpark and Westergasterras).Working hours: June 16 from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PMYou can register together with someone. Driving license a must, own car a plus (but can also be borrowed).Questions or interest?Contact Mariska, head of volunteer coordination Haarlem - AmsterdamThe Night of the Refugee is a walk in which thousands of participants together raise as much money as possible for acute emergency aid worldwide and draw attention to people on the run in a positive way. It is a special Night full of solidarity, challenging kilometers and beautiful encounters.16-06-2024

Welcome walkers on location, June 15/16Nacht van de VluchtelingAs a location volunteer, you help prepare and clean up the location and receive the runners. This includes placing tables and benches, but also hanging flags and other chores. Serving coffee/tea, stamping a card, etc. The location coordinator has a script and knows what needs to be done, and divides the tasks among the volunteers in consultation.Rest locations in: Haarlem, Amsterdam (Pancake Paradise, Velodrome, Rowing Club on the Bosbaan, 't Landje Rembrandtpark and Westergasterras).Working hours: Various shifts and different locations available between June 15, 7:00 PM and June 16, 9:00 AM*. Your commitment in consultation.*Note: mainly evening / night and morning!!Questions or interest?Contact Mariska, head of volunteer coordination Haarlem - AmsterdamThe Night of the Refugee is a walk in which thousands of participants together raise as much money as possible for acute emergency aid worldwide and draw attention to people on the run in a positive way. It is a special Night full of solidarity, challenging kilometers and beautiful encounters.15-06-2024 and 1 moreYoung people(small) groups

Green hands wantedPatriciaWe are a family home in Amstelveen and we have a large garden, but we have our hands full guiding the children who are placed in our home. We are therefore looking for people who enjoy maintaining our garden, every little bit is taken into account and perhaps you would also like to help plant a vegetable garden. Regularly

Do you have a spare seat at the table?Roads TafelgastenIn the regions of Amstelland and Haarlemmermeer we are looking for enthusiastic and socially-minded volunteers who would like to cook for one or more participants and eat with them.Our participants are people who experience psychological vulnerability and who may feel lonely as a result or who have become socially isolated for other reasons. They have few social contacts, while they would like to have them. Because it is not possible or difficult to make new contacts, it feels as if they are somewhat outside society.The goal of Roads Table guests is to make these people feel 'welcome' with volunteers and to let them eat together, so that they experience some social distraction again. Eating together, having time and interest for each other and feeling welcome is the approach of the project.On the basis of an extensive intake interview, a volunteer is linked to one or more participants. The size of the group is determined in consultation. Once a month, the dining group meets at the volunteer's home to eat. This can be done in the afternoon or evening. The volunteer and the participant(s) enter into a contract for one year.Regularly

Who wants to walk/chat with this woman (65)?Roads MaatjesprojectWe are looking for a buddy for a sweet sixty-five year old woman from Amstelveen. The woman struggles with depressive feelings and misses friendly one-on-one contact. She has adult children, on whom she does not want to rely too much. Her circle of friends is small and her connections have busy lives themselves, so they don't often have time for her. The woman has previously been linked to a buddy. From this she has the experience that contact with friends really benefits her and that she can experience fun moments with a buddy. She hopes that she will be matched with a buddy again. She thinks it would be fun to take a walk together or have a coffee somewhere and chat in the meantime. These may be lighter but also deeper conversations. She likes to talk about life and everyday things. She also likes it when she can vent some tensions with her buddy. Likewise, she wants to be a listening ear for her buddy and she likes to hear what her buddy is experiencing or has to say. Her buddy should not have a backpack that is too heavy, she will then take it home. The woman wants a non-smoking buddy. Someone who is not very dominant, but is calmly present. And who has verbal skills and can take initiative. It is important to her that you see each other as equals. And that you can communicate well with each other. She is available on Mondays. Are you interested in becoming her buddy? Read below how that works.As a volunteer with the Roads Buddy project, we pair you with a regular participant: your buddy. We connect the participant and the volunteer based on, among other things, common interests. The function of this buddy contact is to break through or prevent social isolation for a participant with a psychological vulnerability by going out together. As a volunteer you provide distraction and a bit of fun.It is important that you are prepared to meet with your buddy once every fortnight for one year (longer is possible). Furthermore, you are prepared to enter into the encounter 'openly', without wanting to change the other person. That sometimes requires adaptability.Working hours:During the day or in the evening, during the week or at the weekend: all possible. If you become each other's buddy, you will meet once every two weeks for a period of one year. When and where you meet each other, you always decide in mutual consultation with your buddy.Intake procedure:Contact person Roads Maatjesproject: Jorise (Mon, Wed, Thu).Please feel free to contact us for an introductory meeting. If you definitively register as a volunteer, an interview will follow with a participant. After this conversation, you can indicate the next day whether you want to become a buddy couple.Yes = start contact. No = new conversation with another buddy.Regularly

Woman cheerfully wishes buddy for outingsRoads MaatjesprojectWe are looking for a buddy for a sixty-three year old woman from Amstelveen. The woman always did a lot together with her mother. Since her mother died last year, she has experienced loneliness.The woman finds it difficult to enter a social environment independently. She won't go out for coffee or go to a community center alone. Apart from her sister and her previous buddy, the woman has no direct social contacts.The woman would like to experience some fun with someone. She hopes that she will be paired with her buddy again. She prefers someone aged fifty or older, who is cheerful and cheerful just like her.It may be that the woman is a bit shy during the first encounters and finds it a bit exciting to meet her mate. But once the ice has melted, she says she will loosen up and talk more.The woman likes to go for a walk with a buddy (which may be a long distance), cycle, drink coffee or do fun things. She also thinks it would be fun to take the bus to Amsterdam and visit the Albert Cuyp there, for example.The woman is somewhat hearing impaired. She is available on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.Are you interested in becoming her buddy? Read below how that works.As a volunteer with the Roads Buddy project, we pair you with a regular participant: your buddy. We connect the participant and the volunteer based on, among other things, common interests. The function of this buddy contact is to break through or prevent social isolation for a participant with a psychological vulnerability by going out together. As a volunteer you provide distraction and a bit of fun.It is important that you are prepared to meet with your buddy once every fortnight for one year (longer is possible). Furthermore, you are prepared to enter into the encounter 'openly', without wanting to change the other person. That sometimes requires adaptability.Working hours:During the day or in the evening, during the week or at the weekend: all possible. If you become each other's buddy, you will meet once every two weeks for a period of one year. When and where you meet each other, you always decide in mutual consultation with your buddy.Intake procedure:Contact person Roads Maatjesproject: Jorise (Mon, Wed, Thu).Please feel free to contact us for an introductory meeting. If you definitively register as a volunteer, an interview will follow with a participant. After this conversation, you can indicate the next day whether you want to become a buddy couple.Yes = start contact. No = new conversation with another buddy.Project

Vital buddy (v) wanted for bike ridesRoads MaatjesprojectWe are looking for a female buddy between forty and eighty years old, who would like to go for a bike ride with her every two weeks.The woman has no partner or children. She needs a listening ear. Someone she can share her story with. She therefore wants a buddy who really has time and attention for her during the buddy contact. And so, for example, is not busy with other things in the meantime.In addition, it is important that you as a buddy are patient and reliable, that you keep your appointments, that you arrive on time and that you can plan appointments in advance. Usually she feels more connection with people who also live alone.The woman is spiritually inclined. It would be nice if the volunteer is also spiritually inclined or at least open to spirituality.The woman is available on Wednesday afternoon, Friday morning and afternoon, Saturday afternoon or Sunday afternoon.Are you interested in becoming her buddy? Read below how this works.As a volunteer at the Roads Buddy project, we link you to a regular participant: your buddy. We match the participant and the volunteer on the basis of common interests, among other things. The function of this buddy contact is to break through or prevent social isolation in a participant with a psychological vulnerability by going out together. As a volunteer you provide distraction and a bit of fun.It is important that you are prepared to meet with your buddy once every fortnight for one year (longer is possible). You are also prepared to enter into the meeting 'openly', without wanting to change the other person. Sometimes that requires adaptability.Working hours:During the day or in the evening, during the week or at the weekend: everything is possible. If you become each other's buddy, you will meet once every two weeks for the duration of one year. When and where you meet you always decide in mutual consultation with your buddy.Intake procedure:Contact person Roads Buddy project: Jorise (Mon, Wed, Thu).Feel free to contact us for an introductory meeting. If you definitively register as a volunteer, an interview will follow with a participant. After this conversation you can indicate, the next day, whether you want to become a buddy couple together.Yes = start contact. No = new conversation with another buddy.Regularly

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