Volunteer Coordinator
- leeds, west yorkshire, LS1 1UR, United Kingdom
- Permanent·Hybrid
- Full time
- £28,000 - £28,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client, a well-established animal welfare charity , is seeking an organised and empathetic Volunteer Coordinator to join their team in Leeds . This vital role involves recruiting, training, and supporting the charity's dedicated team of volunteers who are crucial to its daily operations, from animal care to event support. You will be the primary point of contact for volunteers, ensuring they have a positive and rewarding experience. This position offers a rewarding opportunity to contribute to animal welfare in Leeds and foster a strong volunteer community, with a flexible hybrid working arrangement.
Key Responsibilities
- Recruit, screen, and onboard new volunteers, ensuring a good fit with the charity's needs.
- Develop and deliver comprehensive volunteer training programs, covering policies, procedures, and specific roles.
- Manage volunteer schedules and assignments, ensuring adequate coverage across all departments.
- Provide ongoing support, motivation, and recognition to the volunteer team.
- Organise volunteer appreciation events and initiatives to foster a positive team spirit.
- Maintain accurate volunteer records and track volunteer hours and impact.
Requirements
- Previous experience in volunteer management, HR, or a coordination role.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with a compassionate approach.
- Strong organisational abilities and attention to detail.
- Proficiency in scheduling software and Microsoft Office Suite.
- A genuine love for animals and a commitment to their welfare.
- Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and employee assistance program.
- Generous holiday allowance and company pension scheme.
- Opportunities to gain experience in the animal welfare sector.
- Hybrid working model for a balanced work-life approach.
- Make a real difference to the lives of animals in Leeds .


