Volunteer HOPE Facilitator
We are looking for facilitators to help deliver the HOPE programme.
Would you like to offer support to people with long-term conditions become more confident and cope better emotionally, psychologically and practically with their conditions? If so, this may be for you!
Do you have some spare time to volunteer to help others? You may be supported by your employer as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility programme or volunteer in your own time.
Email us at hopecornwall@volunteercornwall.org.uk with a completed volunteer application form to become a HOPE Facilitator.
HOPE Volunteer Facilitator Application Form
HOPE Facilitator Role Description
About HOPE
The HOPE Programme (Help Overcoming Problems Effectively), and is based on a course developed by the University of Coventry.
HOPE is a programme to help local people build confidence to self-manage their long-term health conditions. This could include:
- Physical health such as pain relief.
- Mental ill health issues such as anxiety, stress and depression.
- People returning to work after a long absence.
- Parents/carers of children with additional or complex needs.
The programme helps to focus on the person, not as a long-term condition. It helps people to discover new strengths and rediscover old ones to keep themselves well. It also aims to boost self-confidence and resilience, to help cope better emotionally, psychologically and practically with any condition.
Volunteers are required to have an account on the website to complete this form.
If you've not created a volunteer account, please create one here.
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