To assist Museum staff with the “War Winning Engineering” project, made possible by money raised by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The project will focus on cataloguing, conserving and digitising its collection of original plans and 3D models of Mulberry Harbour. The aim of the project is to increase public understanding of the innovation and creative problem solving essential to the Allied Victory in World War Two. This volunteer role will assist the Digital Collections Access Officer in capturing digital photographs and scans and to generate 3D models from photographs and other associated tasks that will form the basis for a temporary exhibition at the Museum, a changing online exhibition on our website, events, talks and social media content. To apply please email Dan on digitisation-officer@re-museum.co.uk

Make a difference as a Trustee of the Asian Single Parents Network. Are you passionate about helping others, particularly single parents? Your contribution could make a real difference to our members.

We are currently a social enterprise which is looking to convert to a charity, hence the need for trustees and the diversification of our board. The Asian Single Parents Network (ASPN) came to life in 2011, on the social networking site Meetup, and became a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) in late 2020.

ASPN offers social, emotional and practical support in order to build confidence, prevent isolation and combat the stigma attached to being a single parent in South Asian families. It operates as a ˜not for profit' and acts in the best interests of its members. Separated, widowed, divorced, single by choice, living apart can all fit into the category of a single parent family.

For the role profile and application get in touch at abansal@aspnetwork.org.uk

Application deadline: Friday 21st March

To meet and greet customers in our community café and assist the supervisor with food preparation, food service and cleaning duties as required.

To assist in the support and development of work placements who may have special needs or disabilities and promote the ethos and values of the charity.

Hours - Anytime between 10.30 am to 2:30 pm Monday to Friday.

Please call 01634 581511 or email info@sunlighttrust.org.uk for more information.

Our community gardens are a preventative mental health and wellbeing service to support those affected by mental health issues in their recovery, by providing a range of activities which reduce isolation. You will have a key role in supporting the Co-ordinator to deliver this service by participating in service promotional activities and supporting participants with physical or learning difficulties to enjoy maintaining our outdoor therapeutic sites.

Hours - Flexible within sessions which are 10:30 to 14:30 Monday-Thursday.

Please call 01634 581511 or email info@sunlighttrust.org.uk to arrange to meet Malcolm, our community gardener.

The Medway Men in Sheds Scheme is a preventative mental health service which aims to reduce suicide amongst men in Medway and support those affected by mental health issues in their recovery, by providing a range of activities which specifically appeal to men. You will have a key role in supporting the Co-ordinator to deliver of this service by ensuring equipment and facilities are clean and well-maintained, participating in service promotional activities.

Hours - Flexible within sessions which are 10:30 to 14:30 Monday-Friday.

Please call 01634 581511 or email info@sunlighttrust.org.uk to arrange to meet with Chris, our Men in Sheds Co-ordinator.