Volunteers are important to voluntary organisations. At present, ASCERT has three volunteers (all office based). Volunteering can be very important in enhancing both your personal development, while giving something back to the wider community. In a given year up to 23 million people will volunteer at least once. (UK Voluntary Sector Almanac, NCVO). If you feel you would also like to be a volunteer with ASCERT, send us an email, elaine@ascert.biz or contact Elaine Dickson on (028) 92604422. If you would like to know if volunteering is for you, click here.
Our current volunteers are:
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Damien McDonagh
Volunteer Administration Assistant
Damien has been an Administration Assistant with ASCERT since July 2004. His responsibilities in the office can be varied, these include:
- Shredding
- Photocopying
- Answering the telephone
- Creating and updating Databases
- Creating Powerpoints for presentations
- Creating brochures
- Monthly Fix - Monthly Fix is a monthly ASCERT Community Support E-Newsletter filled with up to date information around substance misuse within our communities
- Daily Dose - Getting up to date information on drugs, printing them out and filing them.
- Updating ASCERT's website
Damien is in ASCERT 18 hours per week from 9.30 am to 3.30 pm, Monday, Thursday and Friday.
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Phillip Brown
Volunteer Administrator
Phillip volunteers for ASCERT on Monday mornings. He has been with ASCERT since October 2007. His duties include:
• Designing posters for around the office e.g. health and safety.
• Shredding (confidential information and waste paper).
• Photocopying.
• Filing.
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Valerie Davison
Volunteer Administator
Valerie has been volunteering with ASCERT since November 2007. Her duties include:
- Updating Data-bases
- Photocopying
- Word-processing
Valerie volunteers with ASCERT on a Wednesday.
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You can also contact our volunteers at:
23 Bridge Street
Lisburn BT28 1XZ
Tel: (028) 92604422
Fax: 9028) 92603874
Email: info@ascert.biz
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