Volunteer speaker
Help to raise awareness of our charity and the work we do through organised talks and events.
Our speaker volunteers are our local ambassadors who help share the story of Hearing Dogs for Deaf People within their communities. By giving talks to clubs, groups and organisations, you’ll help spread the word about how our dogs change lives. Speakers also play an Important role in inspiring others to support the Charity through donations or volunteering.
What you’ll do
- Deliver engaging talks to local community groups
- Generate your own talking opportunities through local networking.
- Promote volunteer roles and current campaigns
What we need
- Confidence speaking to groups of all sizes
- Enthusiasm for representing Hearing Dogs and sharing our impact.
- Ability to store, transport and use a projector or similar equipment (with support if needed)
- Attend yearly Speaker Update Training, usually held at one of our sites in Saunderton, Bucks or Bileby, East Riding of Yorkshire.
- Willingness to handle light admin related to your talks.
What we provide
- Full guidance and training from your local Community Fundraising Manager.
- Reimbursement or mileage and sundry expenses.
- Training and resources to help your deliver great talks.
- Opportunities to connect with our volunteer community
- The chance to develop public-speaking skills and help more people discover our life-changing work
Ready to inspire others? Get in touch today about becoming a Speaker Volunteer.