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This is an exciting moment for us at SICK!, and we are thrilled to invite passionate, forward-thinking individuals to join our Board.
With our unwavering focus on mental and physical health, disability, inequality, and social change, our work has never been more relevant. We are proud of the growing impact we’re making locally and globally, and this is being recognised by our partners and funders who are investing in our long-term vision for the future.
Including Arts Council England who have committed to investing in our work as a National Portfolio Organisation 2023-2028.
In 2026, we present the latest iteration of SICK! Festival - with Beat One taking place throughout May.
Central to this is our Creative Resuscitation (CPR) model, which shifts us from a biennial, month-long festival to a year-round rhythm of seasonal “beats”. This structure is designed to disrupt unsustainable cycles, deepen relationships, and embed community voice and public outcomes across everything we do.
This festival, under SICK!’s new leadership, marked a pivotal moment in our journey as we deepen our commitment to engaging with pressing societal issues and sparking meaningful conversations.
We are looking to recruit new trustees, including but not limited to, with skills and professional qualifications in finance/accountancy, experience in communications or development and fundraising.
As an organisation, we are committed to ensuring our Board reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. We are actively encouraging applications from people facing racism, those who identify as LGBTQIA+, individuals from lower socio-economic backgrounds, and those with disabilities. We would also welcome applications from people with connections to Moston, Harpurhey, and Charlestown.
Join us and play a crucial role in shaping the future of SICK! as we continue our mission to challenge
perceptions, inspire action, and bring about real change.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Please read the application pack before applying
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About Interakt
Interakt is a creative community arts charity that empowers adults with learning
disabilities and additional needs through theatre, dance, music, and participatory arts
workshops. We believe creativity builds confidence, connection, and wellbeing, and our
volunteers play a vital role in ensuring our work is sustainable, inclusive, and means we can reach as may people as possible.
1. General Volunteer – Bring Your Creativity, Make a Difference!
Do you love the arts? Enjoy helping others shine? We’re looking for friendly, creative people
to join our volunteer team at Interakt – a vibrant arts charity supporting adults with
learning disabilities and additional needs. You don’t need to be a professional artist – just someone who’s kind, reliable, and ready to get stuck in.
You could be:
- Helping out in workshops and performances
- Assisting with crafts, sewing, or costume making
- Supporting music and dance sessions
- Serving refreshments and chatting with participants
- Helping capture creative moments through photography or video
If you’ve got a skill, we’ll find a way to make it shine!
2. Dance & Movement Volunteer – Join the Rhythm!
Love music and movement? Come support our inclusive dance sessions, where energy,
expression and laughter take centre stage!
We’re looking for volunteers to help participants enjoy dance workshops — assisting
facilitators, encouraging participation, and bringing good vibes (two left feet totally
welcome).
No formal dance training needed – just enthusiasm, empathy, and a smile. Weekly or
fortnightly sessions in Newbury.
3. Media & Videography Volunteer – Capture the Magic
Do you love filming, editing, or digital storytelling? We’re looking for a Media &
Videography Volunteer to help us record our creative projects — from drama rehearsals to
live shows!
You’ll help:
- Film workshops and performances
- Edit short highlight videos
- Support participants in learning basic media skills
Perfect for someone studying film, media, or digital content – or anyone who just loves
telling real, human stories.
4. Sewing & Creative Crafts Volunteer – Make It, Stitch It, Create It!
Our creative sessions often need props, costumes, and set pieces – and that’s where you
come in! If you can thread a needle, use a glue gun, or just love a good craft table, we’d love
your help.
You’ll help with:
- Sewing, painting, making props
- Supporting costume and set creation for shows
- Helping participants with craft activities
5. Refreshments & Support Volunteer – The Real Hero Behind the Scenes!
Every creative session needs someone who keeps the kettle boiling and the smiles flowing.
We’re looking for friendly volunteers to help with:
- Making refreshments
- Setting up and clearing spaces
- Chatting and welcoming participants
- Helping out during art or music sessions when needed
Perfect if you’re warm, organised, and love being part of a joyful, creative environment.
6. Music & Performance Volunteer – Make Some Noise!
Got a love for rhythm, song, or sound? Join Interakt’s music and performance sessions —
where everyone’s a star.
You’ll help:
- Play an instrument, sing, or help participants explore music
- Support rehearsals and performances
- Help record or mix simple audio pieces
You don’t need to be a pro – just ready to share your enthusiasm for music and community.
7. All-Round Creative Support – Multi-Skills Volunteer
If you love variety and want to dip your toe into everything, this one’s for you. One week
you might be filming a rehearsal, the next helping paint props, or supporting a dance class.
Every day is different — and every moment counts.
We’ll work around your interests, skills, and schedule. Come as you are — leave inspired.
How to Apply
Interested? Amazing! Just drop us an email
You can tell us a bit about your interests or simply say “I’d love to help!” — we’ll take it from
there.
Thank you!
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About us
The CFDN is a registered charity and voluntary organisation dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities and their families of all faiths and none across Essex & East London. Our mission is simple but important: to serve people with disabilities and their families by creating a supportive community and promoting opportunity through our network and events.
Our charity is run by volunteers and led by our trustees and CEO, who are dedicated to keeping our community strong and vibrant. From swimming events at Leyton Lagoon to family disco's, bi-weekly pub group for adults, Saturday club for adults, theatre trips, family BBQs, seaside coach trips, adventure days at Lambourne End Centre for Outdoor Learning and much more, we offer a diverse range of events to suit everyone's interests.
Introduction
We are seeking dedicated individuals to join our team of Volunteer Community Fundraisers and Event Coordinators. As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of people with disabilities and their families and contribute to the betterment of your community. This is a rewarding and fulfilling role that allows you to share your skills, experiences, creativity, have fun and give back.
Please note this is not a paid role but the volunteer will be able to claim reasonable expenses in line with policy. We ask that volunteers commit to a minimum of 4 hours a month.
Location: Across East London and Essex, including Redbridge, Waltham Forest and Havering
Our Charity
The CFDN charity has been in existence since 1962 servicing people with disabilities and their families of all faiths and none across Essex and East London. We rely on our dedicated volunteers to help us support our community and enable people with disabilities with the social, emotional, spiritual and material support they may need.
Many of our volunteers have been with us for 20+ years, and we are looking to extend our dynamic and diverse workforce of volunteers and staff.
Responsibilities
- Help plan, organise and run fundraising initiatives and events
- Market and promote our events and activities across your area
- Assist with project management, including planning, organising, and executing community fundraising projects and events at a local level
- Participate in fundraising efforts face-to-face, online or remotely to support community programs
- Keep up to date with compliance, statutory and mandatory training provided by the charity. Opportunities to learn and develop.
- Promote a fun, welcoming and inclusive environment for our members.
- Work with other fundraisers and give feedback to the CEO and Trustees on fundraising activities and achievements
- Perform administrative tasks such as record keeping, event details, incident reporting and data entry
- Help execute the charity strategic plan and achieve our financial targets to continue our services for many years to come.
Experience
- You must have a genuine desire to help others.
- An understanding of the needs of people with disabilities or SEN or experience in supporting a family member/friend with SEND is desirable.
- Knowledge of event organising or the ability to learn
- Experience in fundraising events and activities or the desire to learn
- Good communication skills
- Ability to use a computer and access our central volunteer hub online
- Organisational skills for administrative abilities
This role is working with vulnerable adults and children; therefore, a satisfactory recruitment process and Disclosure and Barring Service check, including the adult and child barring lists, are required for the role.
As a Community Fundraising Volunteer, you will have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others while gaining valuable experience in project management, leadership, and community engagement with the ability to progress skillsets and job opportunities.
Join our team today and be part of a positive community.
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