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  1. Consultation on the use of section 19 and section 22 permits for road passenger transport in Great Britain (PDF, 548 KB)

    service or local bus route that can carry members of the general public (S22). Community minibus drivers are expected to have a D1 licensei but have access to alternative training (Midas) to that required ... possibility that changes to the proposed licensing guidance appear to require that all paid drivers obtain a Driver Certificate of Competence (CPC). If this is the case, any additional cost involved could

  2. RB_Nov17_community_transport.pdf

    not-for-profit community transport providers, then all volunteer drivers for those organisations affected would need a Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (Driver CPC licence). This would require them to spend ... From age 45, volunteers would need to renew their Driver CPC licence every 5 years and from age 65 this requirement becomes an annual renewal. To complicate matters further, all the volunteers who passed

  3. Lone_Working_and_Volunteering_Policy_and_Guidance.docx

    the safety, welfare and wellbeing of its staff and volunteers and acknowledges that working alone brings with it inherent risks. Staff and volunteers at Age UK should feel empowered to take reasonable ... approach to workingalone. The guidelines and procedures within this document aim to assist staff and volunteers to work both flexibly and safely.Who does the policy apply to? The Age UK lone working policy

  4. Health and Safety for volunteers_coronavirus_A4.pdf

    outlined by the government. It’s crucial you adhere to this to keep yourself and others safe. Can I volunteer for Age UK? You can only provide support to people who are in isolation if you fulfil all of the ... someone you’re supporting. Top Tips for COVID-10 Volunteering: l Maintain social distancing measures (2 metres) whilst volunteering – with other volunteers and with people you are providing help for. l

  5. Volunteering Policy Position - December 2022.pdf

    Policy Position Paper Volunteering (England) December 2022 Everyone should have access to accessible and welcoming volunteering opportunities, enabling older people to contribute to their ... communities. Volunteering in later life Later life is a time when many people wish to donate time to help others and make an active contribution to civic and community life. Volunteering can enable people

  6. Age CO discounts for Volunteers.docx

    Age Co products and servicesdiscounts for Age UK volunteers Age Co products and services are provided by trusted partners – experts in their fields who share our dedication to customer service and value ... with the exception of Travel Insurance, you must purchase over the phone so that your employee/volunteer status can be verified by an adviser; offers won’t apply if you buy onlineIf you have any queries

  7. Volunteers safeguarding advice_coronavirus_A4.pdf

    raise your concerns with the local council’s adult social care team. What can I do to help? As a volunteer it is very likely that you have taken on this role to help others who are experiencing difficulties ... neglect. As a volunteer it is important to recognise where a person may be at risk of or experiencing abuse or neglect and what you can do to provide help in a safe way. April 2020 Volunteering Safeguarding

  8. Bupa EAP for Volunteers.docx

    BUPA EAP for VolunteersAge UK relies on volunteers either directly facing clients or providing back-office support. Without volunteers like you, we could not have such a positive impact in the lives of ... EAP (employees assistance programme) And BenefitHub have been extended to all National and Retail Volunteers.   What is EAP?  EAP is a free confidential telephone support line that operates 24 hours a day

  9. Volunteering alone_coronavirus_A4.pdf

    Keep in touch ● H ave a buddy system in place. This could be a volunteer manager or colleague at your organisation. Or it could just be someone you trust, like a friend or relative. Let this person know ... number so they can reach you in case they don’t hear from you by a pre-agreed time. ● I f you’re volunteering for a local Age UK and your safety buddy/contact is concerned about you, they can contact the

  10. Volunteers_Week_2025_Infographic.pdf

    Cymru, Age Scotland and Age NI organisations involve 15,074 volunteers in community-based services and support for older people. Volunteers helped to reduce loneliness through nearly 5,300,000 minutes ... e-Campaigners volunteer with Age UK, helping to ensure the voices of older people are heard by Government. The Connect and Support team successfully handled Over 720 referrals. Volunteers answered 28,700

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