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MAN&BOY
General Interests
MAN&BOY - Ground Team Volunteer role

About the Charity:
We believe when positive role models are actively present; children, families, and communities thrive. We work alongside families by encouraging men to be a mentor to the boys in their life. We offer a diverse programme of opportunities for men and boys to have fun, take part in adventurous activities together, and enhance their own and wider family relationships.
Why this role exists:
Ground Team support our administrative/fundraising tasks and the creation of team building events, helping to support the structure that allows us to celebrate our staff team and families. This role is designed to connect with other aspects of MAN&BOY to create organisational smoothness and efficiency.
What you will be doing:
- Engaging our staff with teambuilding events
- Completing relevant and important training
- Assisting with fundraising opportunities
- Contributing to reflection and feedback after events
- Supporting with our administrative tasks
- Connecting with our staff to assess future events
How much time is required:
Ground Team are asked to commit to a supporting a team/fundraising building event and/or several small admin tasks annually. This is roughly 8 in person hours, with a flexible sign up available through our volunteer portal for remote opportunities.
Our promise to you:
MAN&BOY recognises volunteering as a donation of your skills, labour and time.
We commit to:
- Treating you with respect
- Providing clarity and support
- Listening to your feedback
- Recognising your contribution
How will we support & train you:
DBS Check provided at no cost to our volunteers
½ Day (in-person) onboarding training
Access to our online volunteer portal and training
Ongoing quarterly training opportunities (hybrid)
Bi-monthly check ins with Volunteer support
Specialised workshop trainings as desired
MAN&BOY will never ask you to do anything you aren’t comfortable with.
What you will gain from MAN&BOY:
Experience in supporting adults and young people
Deeper understanding of male family dynamics
Access to our bespoke MAN&BOY training package
Reference after 6 months active volunteering
Skills in administration, event planning and fundraising.
Being apart of a supportive, skilled community
Who will excel in the role:
Essential
Embodies MAN&BOY’s ‘ENCOURAGE’ principles
Confident using digital/technology
Interested in our work, punctual and reliable
Will complete MAN&BOY and safeguarding training
Desirable
Experience in administrative tasks
Interest in fundraising/ team-building events
Interest in the outdoors and sports
Interest in developing relationships in family unit
MAN&BOY - Signal Team Volunteer role

About the Charity:
We believe when positive role models are actively present; children, families, and communities thrive. We work alongside families by encouraging men to be a mentor to the boys in their life. We offer a diverse programme of opportunities for men and boys to have fun, take part in adventurous activities together, and enhance their own and wider family relationships.
Why this role exists:
The Signal Team create content to raise awareness about what MAN&BOY does, primarily via social media. This role is designed to encourage creative, collaborative thinking to keep MAN&BOY central to discussions around issues we address in our work.
What you will be doing:
Supporting with our social media posts
Following M&B, GDPR and other relevant policies
Assisting with website/other communications
Contributing to reflection and feedback
Engaging our network with culturally relevant content
Connecting with our staff/trustees to streamline
How much time is required:
Signal Team are asked to commit to supporting a minimum weekly social media post and/or communications through our website. This is roughly 4 hours per week, with a flexible volunteering available through remote/hybrid options.
Our promise to you:
MAN&BOY recognises volunteering as a donation of your skills, labour and time.
We commit to:
Treating you with respect
Providing clarity and support
Listening to your feedback
Recognising your contribution
How will we support & train you:
DBS Check provided at no cost to our volunteers
½ Day (in-person) onboarding training
Access to our online volunteer portal and training
Ongoing quarterly training opportunities (hybrid)
Bi-monthly check ins with Volunteer support
Specialised workshop trainings as desired
MAN&BOY will never ask you to do anything you aren’t comfortable with.
What you will gain from MAN&BOY:
Experience in social media and wider communications
Deeper understanding of male family dynamics
Access to our bespoke MAN&BOY training package
Reference after 6 months active volunteering
Skills in content creation and recognising trends
Being apart of a supportive, skilled community
Who will excel in the role:
Essential
Embodies MAN&BOY’s ‘ENCOURAGE’ principles
Comfortable using social media software
Interested in our work, punctual and reliable.
Will complete MAN&BOY and safeguarding training
Desirable
Experience in social media content creation
Interest in social media cultural contexts
Interest in the branding/marketing industry
Interest in developing relationships in family unit
MAN&BOY - Daytripper volunteer role
About the Charity:
We believe when positive role models are actively present; children, families, and communities thrive. We work alongside families by encouraging men to be a mentor to the boys in their life. We offer a diverse programme of opportunities for men and boys to have fun, take part in adventurous activities together, and enhance their own and wider family relationships.
Why this role exists:
Daytrippers support our programme delivery and fundraising, helping create safe, engaging spaces where men and boys can build stronger relationships. This role supports on singular day activities and fundraising events, including our Climb & Connect course.
What you will be doing:
- Engaging positively with men and boys
- Completing relevant and important training
- Assisting facilitators and families during activities
- Contributing to reflection and feedback after sessions
- Supporting setting up equipment for activities
- Gaining experience at our singular day activities.
How much time is required:
Daytrippers are asked to commit to a minimum of 2 Activity days, and/or a Climb and Connect Course. This is roughly 15 in person hours, with a flexible sign up available through our volunteer portal.
Our promise to you:
MAN&BOY recognises volunteering as a donation of your skills, labour and time.
We commit to:
- Treating you with respect
- Providing clarity and support
- Listening to your feedback
- Recognising your contribution
How will we support & train you:
- DBS Check provided at no cost to our volunteer
- ½ Day (in-person) onboarding training
- Access to our online volunteer portal and training
- Ongoing quarterly training opportunities (hybrid)
- Bi-monthly check ins with Volunteer support
- Specialised workshop trainings as desired
MAN&BOY will never ask you to do anything you aren’t comfortable with.
What you will gain from MAN&BOY:
- Experience in supporting adults and young people
- Deeper understanding of male family relationships
- Access to our bespoke MAN&BOY training package
- Reference after 6 months active volunteering
- Skills in communication and group facilitation
- Being apart of a supportive, skilled community
Who will excel in the role:
Essential
- Embodies MAN&BOY’s ‘ENCOURAGE’ principles
- Comfortable working in outdoor environments
- Interested in our work, punctual and reliable
- Will complete MAN&BOY and safeguarding training
Desirable
- Experience supporting young people
- Experience leading activities in the outdoors
- Interest in the outdoor/alternative settings
- Interest in developing relationships in family unit
MAN&BOY - Trailblazer volunteer role
About the Charity:
We believe when positive role models are actively present; children, families, and communities thrive. We work alongside families by encouraging men to be a mentor to the boys in their life. We offer a diverse programme of opportunities for men and boys to have fun, take part in adventurous activities together, and enhance their own and wider family relationships.
Why this role exists:
Trailblazers support our programme delivery, helping create safe, engaging spaces where men and boys can build stronger relationships. This role supports on all aspects of our programme, including Adventure Camp Weekend.
What you will be doing:
- Engaging positively with men and boy
- Completing relevant and important training
- Assisting facilitators and families during activities
- Contributing to reflection and feedback after sessions
- Supporting setting up equipment for activities
- Supporting residential Adventure camps
How much time is required:
Trailblazers are asked to commit to a minimum of 1 Adventure Camp Weekend and an additional activity a year. This is roughly 4-5 in person days, with a flexible sign up available through our volunteer portal.
Our promise to you:
MAN&BOY recognises volunteering as a donation of your skills, labour and time.
We commit to:
- Treating you with respect
- Providing clarity and support
- Listening to your feedback
- Recognising your contribution
How will we support & train you:
- DBS Check provided at no cost to our volunteers
- ½ Day (in-person) onboarding training
- Access to our online volunteer portal and training
- Ongoing quarterly training opportunities (hybrid)
- Bi-monthly check ins with Volunteer support
- Specialised workshop trainings as desired
MAN&BOY will never ask you to do anything you aren’t comfortable with.
What you will gain from MAN&BOY:
- Experience in supporting adults and young people
- Deeper understanding of male family relationships
- Access to our bespoke MAN&BOY training package
- Reference after 6 months active volunteering
- Skills in communication and group facilitation
- Being apart of a supportive, skilled community
Who will excel in the role:
Essential
- Embodies MAN&BOY’s ‘ENCOURAGE’ principles
- Comfortable working in outdoor environments
- Interested in our work, punctual and reliable
- Will complete MAN&BOY and safeguarding training
Desirable
- Experience supporting young people
- Experience leading activities in the outdoors
- Mentor and positively role model for our Men and Boys
- Interest in developing relationships in family unit
