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A community support organization in Bristol is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to assist individuals with hoarding tendencies. This rewarding role requires building therapeutic relationships and offering 1-2-1 support to clients. Volunteers will receive comprehensive training and need a compassionate approach to aid individuals in managing their clutter. Travel expenses will be reimbursed, and it's essential to have access to transport.
This is a rewarding opportunity to become involved in our innovative Making Space service - helping people with hoarding tendencies make space in their homes. We are looking for committed, enthusiastic and passionate volunteers who, after training, will help empower clients to manage their clutter. We adopt a therapeutic and patient approach with everyone we work supporting them to make their homes safe and comfortable. Compulsive hoarding is a hidden issue and can severely impact on people's quality of life preventing them from living safely and comfortably in their homes. Hoarding is also associated with shame and people can be reluctant to work with support services. We offer comprehensive training to our volunteers to help them build the trust of the clients they work with and develop a more complex understanding of an individual's life experiences (often traumas) that lead to accumulating possessions.
Making Space was developed in partnership with the Psychology Department of Bath University and is funded by Bristol City Council.