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Volunteering

Volunteering Opportunities with DAGCAS

  • Young Volunteer Adviser: Train to become an adviser in one of our bureaux, where you will provide advice to the people of Dumfries & Galloway.
  • Young Volunteer Administration: Support the Bureau by answering phones, responding to emails, and being the welcoming face of the bureau for drop-ins and appointments.
  • Youth Action Group: We’re recruiting young people aged 16-25 from Dumfries & Galloway to join our Youth Action Group. Help influence decisions, bring new ideas, and represent the voice of young people.

Why Volunteer?

  1. It’s Fun!
    Working in a team to achieve a common goal can be incredibly rewarding and a lot of fun! You’ll meet new people and step outside your comfort zone.
  2. You’ll Make New Friends
    Volunteering helps you form lasting friendships—people who will feel like family over time.
  3. You’ll Learn New Things
    It’s a great way to try new tasks you’ve never done before. At DAGCAS, you’ll gain knowledge that can set you up for future roles, providing valuable skills for employment.
  4. You’ll Make a Big Difference
    Your efforts will have a direct impact on the local community and shape the future of DAGCAS, making it more youth-friendly.
  5. Discover What You Enjoy
    Volunteering gives you the chance to try different activities and discover what excites you.
  6. You Could Earn a Qualification
    Volunteering is a great way to earn recognised qualifications, such as SQA awards, the Saltire Award, Youth Achievement Award, or the Duke of Edinburgh Award, all of which are recognised by schools, colleges, and universities.
  7. It Looks Great on a UCAS Form
    Volunteering helps you stand out when applying for college or university, showing your commitment to causes outside of your usual activities.
  8. Boost Your CV
    Volunteering experience can make your CV stand out and help during job interviews, where you might be asked about teamwork, goal-setting, or overcoming challenges

 
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