Front of House Volunteer

Choir with No Name

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Catering,Community Work,Events & Stewarding,Music,General and Helping

Basic IT skills - internet & email, Cleaning & Tidying, Managing People, Organising & Planning

No formal skills are required. We’re looking for people who are friendly, reliable and open to working with a diverse group of people. A positive attitude, willingness to get involved and respect for others are essential. For cooking roles, basic confidence in preparing simple meals is helpful.

Volunteers gain experience volunteering in a supportive, community-led environment and develop skills in teamwork, communication, music and supporting others. There are opportunities to build confidence, take on responsibility and gain practical experience in areas such as event delivery, food preparation and community engagement. We provide training in safeguarding, first aid and food hygiene (where relevant), as well as ongoing, bespoke training throughout the year on areas such as trauma-informed practice and working in inclusive environments. It’s a social and welcoming space, with plenty of opportunities to meet new people, build friendships and be part of a positive, creative community.

Rehearsals take place every Monday from 6:00pm to 9:30pm. We ask volunteers to commit to at least two rehearsals per month where possible.

Further location details may be provided below.

Laura Norman

St Paul’s Church, West Hackney 182 Stoke Newington Road

N16 7UY

St Paul’s Church, West Hackney 182 Stoke Newington Road, N16 7UY Use the Amhurst Road entrance to access the church hall. By bus: Routes 67, 76, 149, 243 and 476 all stop nearby. Get off at Stoke Newington Road / Amhurst Road or Rectory Road, both a short walk away. By train: • Rectory Road (Overground) is about a 5-minute walk • Dalston Kingsland (Overground) is around a 10–12 minute walk. Look for St Paul’s Church on the corner. Entrance is via Amhurst Road

We aim to make volunteering as accessible as possible and are happy to discuss individual access needs in advance. We can offer flexible roles, adapt tasks where needed and provide additional support during sessions. Our venues are chosen with accessibility in mind, and we work in a trauma-informed, supportive environment. We welcome volunteers with disabilities, additional needs, and those from a wide range of backgrounds, including people with lived experience of homelessness, refugees and asylum seekers, and ex-offenders.