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Collection coordinator EpilepsyNL

Help us and become a collection coordinator! Have you always wanted to work for a good cause? Then we are looking for you! Every year, we raise as much money and QR donations as possible with thousands of collectors to support 200,000 people with epilepsy and their loved ones, and to be able to cure epilepsy in the future. Whether you are personally affected by epilepsy or not, epilepsy disrupts lives and your involvement can improve the lives of many. An attack can happen to any of us. Me, you, your partner, your parents or your child, at any stage of life. Sometimes with a clear cause, such as an accident or a brain haemorrhage, more often without a clear reason. Become a collection coordinator/organiser of the collection in your neighbourhood or place of residence. The nice thing about this position is that you maintain a lot of contacts and get to know the people in your city/place of residence better. What will you do as a collection coordinator? You maintain contacts with the collectors. You order the materials for the collection. You provide the collectors with the right materials and ensure a street distribution. Afterwards, you take care of the financial settlement of the collection. Organizing in CollecteWeb In CollecteWeb you can easily and quickly arrange all matters concerning the organization of the collection in your neighborhood. In CollecteWeb: you will find all the details of the collection volunteers; you will see a map of your collection area; you can easily create walking routes; and order collection materials. Time spent Expect to spend about 6 to 15 hours preparing for the collection and about 1 to 2 hours after the collection. This depends on the number of collectors in your area. Of course, the collection team is ready to offer you a helping hand.

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Assen, De Fryske Marren, Epe, Heerenveen, Hoeksche Waard, Houten, Huizen, Krimpenerwaard, Leidschendam-Voorburg, Lochem, Lopik, Losser, Molenlanden, Oldebroek, Oosterhout, Oude IJsselstreek, Pijnacker-Nootdorp, Súdwest-Fryslân, Tubbergen, Waalre, West Betuwe, Westerveld, Zevenaar, Zuidplas

Activity guidance
Collection & fundraising campaigns
Finance & fundraising

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Help us and become a collection coordinator! Have you always wanted to work for a good cause? Then we are looking for you!
Every year, we raise as much money and QR donations as possible with thousands of collectors to support 200,000 people with epilepsy and their loved ones, and to be able to cure epilepsy in the future.
Whether you are personally affected by epilepsy or not, epilepsy disrupts lives and your involvement can improve the lives of many. An attack can happen to any of us. Me, you, your partner, your parents or your child, at any stage of life. Sometimes with a clear cause, such as an accident or a brain haemorrhage, more often without a clear reason.
Become a collection coordinator/organiser of the collection in your neighbourhood or place of residence. The nice thing about this position is that you maintain a lot of contacts and get to know the people in your city/place of residence better.

What will you do as a collection coordinator?
You maintain contacts with the collectors. You order the materials for the collection.
You provide the collectors with the right materials and ensure a street distribution.
Afterwards, you take care of the financial settlement of the collection.
Organizing in CollecteWeb
In CollecteWeb you can easily and quickly arrange all matters concerning the organization of the collection in your neighborhood.

In CollecteWeb:
you will find all the details of the collection volunteers;
you will see a map of your collection area;
you can easily create walking routes;
and order collection materials.

Time spent
Expect to spend about 6 to 15 hours preparing for the collection and about 1 to 2 hours after the collection. This depends on the number of collectors in your area. Of course, the collection team is ready to offer you a helping hand.

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Time

Project - 12 weeks

Weekly from 1 to 2 hours

Start: 01-04-2025

Location

Assen, De Fryske Marren, Epe, Heerenveen, Hoeksche Waard, Houten, Huizen, Krimpenerwaard, Leidschendam-Voorburg, Lochem, Lopik, Losser, Molenlanden, Oldebroek, Oosterhout, Oude IJsselstreek, Pijnacker-Nootdorp, Súdwest-Fryslân, Tubbergen, Waalre, West Betuwe, Westerveld, Zevenaar, Zuidplas

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Elderly

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Monthly · 0 to 2 hours
Het Nederlandse Rode Kruis District Gooi & Utrecht
The Dutch Red Cross is there for people in need, both around the corner and far away. We help from our hearts and with our hands. We also ensure that people can help themselves and others. So that in times of need no one is alone. The Red Cross sees it as its responsibility to help children and young people take their place in society and the world. For this purpose, the Red Cross has developed various guest lessons for secondary and vocational schools. In Humanity Game, young people make difficult decisions that aid workers also have to deal with in their work. Which relief supplies would they use during a serious disaster? Do you first provide medical assistance or clean drinking water? In the Humanity Game, students experience that providing emergency aid is not easy. The Red Cross District Gooi & Utrecht is looking for: Guest lecturer/Game leader Humanity Game (volunteer) For +/- 10 times a year What will you do? You act as game leader, together with a fellow volunteer, and play this educational game together with the students and encourage them to think carefully and make the right choices. The class is divided into three 'emergency aid teams'. As a team, they must determine which aid is most urgent in four different disasters. They then use the necessary resources from their basic stock and finally get to see a video with the correct solution and the explanation. You let the students think carefully about the consequences of natural disasters and violent conflicts and encourage them to think in terms of solutions. We prefer that guest lecturers Humanity Game also give the guest lesson Hero of Humanity. This is an interactive lesson in which we look at how helpful the students are. What do you bring? • You enjoy initiating and guiding discussions • You want to actively contribute to raising awareness of willingness to help among young people • You enjoy working with young people and enjoy standing in front of a group • You are preferably between 18 and 45 years old • You are willing to travel to schools in the Utrecht district • You are available at least 10 times a year during school hours to give guest lessons • You are digitally skilled; online teaching materials are used in the lessons • You support the basic principles of the Red Cross What do you get? • The Humanity Game training and further support • You are part of the enthusiastic education team • The opportunity to gain presentation and didactic skills • Be part of a global aid organization and a national network • Be deployed based on your personal wishes and availability. • During your volunteer work for the Red Cross, you are insured and travel and expenses are reimbursed. • In addition to a volunteer agreement, the Red Cross also gives you the opportunity to develop yourself, to gain relevant work experience and you can follow training courses. You will meet with fellow education volunteers from the District Gooi & Utrecht a few times a year to share experiences, learn from each other and to be kept informed of developments within the Red Cross. Interested? If you are interested in this position but would like more information, you can contact Kim van Lierde, Red Cross District Gooi & Utrecht. Apply directly? Click on the button below 'I want to help'. Or find this vacancy on the website of the Red Cross District Gooi and Utrecht and use the button "Apply now". You can of course also send us a motivation email with your CV directly. We hope to meet you soon!
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