Date: Saturdays 02 November 2024 - 24 December 2024 Time: 10am -12pm ** The program will run for 2 hours between 10am-12pm, but volunteers are required to arrive at 9:00am and stay until 12:00pm, to assist with setup and cleanup ** This free music-based programme is tailored for neurodiverse children aged 3-11 to enhance social, emotional, cognitive and behavioural skills 6 sessions are divided into three 6-week cohorts with a 4-week break in between, (2 groups of children per session, 10am - Ages 3-6 and 11am - Ages 7-11).
All sessions are led by a qualified Musical Therapist in High Wycombe.
Key responsibilities: 1.
Capturing content for social media: Capturing content of the group sessions for social media 2.
Supporting participants: Help participants engage with the instruments and music activities, ensuring they feel comfortable and included.
Provide one-on-one attention to participants who may need additional support.
Encourage positive interactions between participants, promoting group cohesion.
Help create a welcoming, safe, and supportive environment for all attendees.
3.
Assisting the music therapist and facilitators Set up and organise the music therapy space, and clean up after the during and after session (e.g.
including arranging instruments and equipment.
Provide logistical support to the therapist during sessions (e.g., handing out instruments, maintaining a calm environment).
Help with any administrative tasks, such as tracking attendance or documenting activities.
4.
Observing and reporting: Observe participants during sessions to identify any concerns or breakthroughs.
Report any significant observations to the music therapist and organisers for follow-up.
5.
Respecting Confidentiality and Professionalism: Maintain confidentiality of participants' personal and medical information.
Exhibit patience, empathy, and professionalism throughout the program.
Travel/Lunch Expenses: Accessible parking and wheelchair access is available.
Travel expenses and lunch will be covered for all volunteers for every shift.
Location: Central High Wycombe, exact address will be disclosed to approved volunteers.
Become a volunteer: Are you upbeat, friendly and love music?
Rokil are looking for volunteers to support our music therapy sessions for children with SEND.
What can you expect to get out of this role?
Volunteers can learn new skills and be part of a friendly team.
Whether you're working behind the scenes or at the forefront, however much time and energy you can give, is appreciated.
What we will provide to volunteers Reimbursement of costs Extra support Getting there This will be based in High Wycombe (address will be shared with accepted volunteers) Requirements Requirements: Must have enhanced DBS check, valid ID, proof of address and be aged 18+.