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Office Volunteer required – Scotland

Office Volunteer required – Scotland

October 02, 2017

Coeliac UK in Scotland is currently looking for an office volunteer to work in our Edinburgh office to help promote our diagnosis campaign and spread awareness of the signs and symptoms of coeliac disease. Amongst other things, it will involve linking volunteers with organisations to deliver presentations on coeliac disease in the workplace.

Coeliac UK in Scotland is currently looking for an office volunteer to work in our Edinburgh office to help promote our diagnosis campaign and spread awareness of the signs and symptoms of coeliac disease. Amongst other things, it will involve linking volunteers with organisations to deliver presentations on coeliac disease in the workplace.

Good organisational skills and a friendly manner are all that is required. Starting from January 2018, the role will be two days per week with reasonable travel and subsistence payments available. This is an exciting opportunity to play your part in advancing a critical part of the Coeliac UK’s work in Scotland and a chance to develop your skills. Training will be provided.

If you are interested in this position, please contact Scotland Lead, Myles Fitt at myles.fitt@coeliac.org.uk for a role description and instructions on how to apply.

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