Volunteer Bereavement and Emotional Support Child Only Bradford Hospice

Marie Curie Group; Bradford; On-site; GBP 10,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading charity organization in the UK is looking for qualified Counselling and Bereavement professionals to support young individuals facing terminal illness and bereavement. As a volunteer, you will provide confidential bereavement support, actively listen to those in need, and maintain accurate records. Ideal candidates will be compassionate and experienced in working with children and young people. This role offers a unique opportunity to make a difference while gaining valuable skills and recognition.

Benefits

Travel and expenses covered

Access to discounts on shopping, dining, travel and more

Qualifications

• Qualified Counsellor with a caring professional approach.
• Experience with young people.
• Empathetic and skilled at supporting through grief and loss.

Responsibilities

• Provide short-term confidential bereavement support.
• Listen actively and empathetically to those experiencing loss.
• Follow hospice record-keeping protocols.

Skills

Fundraising

Communication skills

Hospice Care

Public Speaking

Job description

Description

Marie Curie is seeking qualified Counselling and Bereavement professionals to volunteer their expertise in supporting children and young people navigating the emotional landscape of terminal illness and bereavement. This is an opportunity to apply your therapeutic skills in a deeply meaningful setting - helping young individuals process grief explore emotions and build resilience during life-altering moments.

What you’ll be part of :

• Provide short-term confidential bereavement support
• Listen actively and empathetically to those experiencing loss
• Share relevant updates with the Bereavement team
• Follow hospice record-keeping protocols

Why you’d be a great fit :

• Qualified Counsellor with a caring professional approach
• Experience with young people and the composition to meet them where they are
• Empathetic and skilled at supporting young people through grief and loss
• Collaborative team player who values safeguarding confidentiality and ethical practics
• Committed to accurate record‑keeping and ethical practice
• Reliable and committed to providing high‑quality care
• Open to learning and development to make a lasting difference
• Team spirit - contributing to a positive team dynamic whilst been actively independent in the role

What you’ll gain :

• Supportive training ongoing guidance and wellbeing support
• A rewarding opportunity to support young people through difficult times
• Recognition for your time
• Deep sense of purpose
• Meet amazing people and grow your skills
• Be part of the UKs leading end‑of‑life charity

Perks :

• Travel and expenses covered
• Access to discounts on shopping dining travel and more

Have questions or want more information before applying contact our Children & Young Peoples Coordinator Yvonne Hockey : @

Key Skills

Fundraising, Communication skills, Physical Examinations, Hospice Care, Workers' Compensation Law, Computer Literacy, Grant Writing, Music Therapy, Memory Care, Public Speaking, Volunteer Management, Writing Skills

Employment Type :

Volunteer

Experience :

years

Vacancy :

1