With over 400 volunteers, the Trust is fortunate to have more volunteers than any other Health & Social Care Trust in the Northern Ireland. Volunteers work, in hospitals and in the community, carrying out a wide range of roles. Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to NorthernIrelandWorld, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.
These dedicated Volunteers from diverse backgrounds, ranging in age from 16 to over 80, bring a wealth of experience and an invaluable willingness to contribute their time and skills. An incredible 15% of the volunteers are students aged 16-18 years and have said that volunteering not only helps build their skills, but also helps them make more informed career choices. Volunteer, John Culbert, who has been volunteering for two months, explained: “Volunteering can be flexible and this really works for me.
I would really recommend it, it is great to be able to meet people and help them, I love it.” Director of Planning, Improvement and Informatics, Helen Moore commented: “We are very proud of volunteering within the South Eastern Trust. “Our Volunteers are part of the family and are central to shaping the way forward.
Advertisement Advertisement “Their involvement enriches the services we offer and enhances the wellbeing of our patients and staff. I would like to thank all our Volunteers for their continued dedication and commitment.” Volunteer Services Manager, Sonya Duffy added: "We.
