No Panic Student Ambassador
About organisation / project
No Panic is a national self-help charity, which supports people with a range of anxiety problems, including panic attacks, OCD, agoraphobia, social phobia and health anxiety. The main service we provide is our helpline, but members can also access recovery services over the phone or online, Anxiety Support Chat online, and coffee meetings over the phone.
No Panic is a national self-help charity, which supports people with a range of anxiety problems, including panic attacks, OCD, agoraphobia, social phobia and health anxiety. The main service we provide is our helpline, but members can also access recovery services over the phone or online, Anxiety Support Chat online, and coffee meetings over the phone.
We are seeking volunteers to increase awareness of anxiety among students, and direct students who have anxiety to the support No Panic can provide.
It is an opportunity to:
- Make a positive difference by raising awareness of the support available from the charity to students living with anxiety-related disorders.
- Gain experience that could be helpful when exploring future employment opportunities.
- Make connections and share experiences with other student ambassadors across the UK.
- Contribute articles on the No Panic website / support the charity’s social media communications.
No Panic will provide:
- Physical and digital promotional materials that can be used to raise awareness of No Panic amongst the student body. To be delivered to their university address.
- Training providing an introduction to the work of No Panic and use of supplied promotional materials as an ambassador.
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Required Role
No Panic Student Ambassador
Key responsibilities
As a volunteer for this role, you will be publicly named as a No Panic Student Ambassador and support No Panic’s campaign activity in your university.
This will involve:
Distributing the promotional materials provided, as relevant in your university setting.
Sharing regular updates with our Student Teams Co-ordinator.
Desirable Skills
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Communication
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Confidence
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Initiative
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Interpersonal
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IT, Computers and Web Skills
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Literacy and copywriting
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Office IT (Word, Excel etc)
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Positive attitude
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Practical
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Team Work
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Networking
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Self Management
Skill to gain
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Confidence
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IT, Computers and Web Skills
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Literacy and copywriting
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Reviewing and evaluation
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Team Work
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Time Management
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Networking
When can you do this role/Calendar
Minimum commitment level:
Once a week
Location
Liverpool John Moores University, Brownlow Hill, Liverpool, UK