End of Year Newsletter 2022
20 December 2022The Swan Trust looks back on a fantastic 2022 season and forward to what to expect in 2023
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We simply couldn’t maintain and operate the Swan without our incredible volunteer support! There are many ways to get involved both onshore and offshore, and we actively encourage people to get the most out of their experience of working with The Swan Trust. Here are some examples of how you can get involved, and the benefits of volunteering:
We have many CV boosting opportunities in the areas of administration and marketing, here are just a few:
We have ambitious plans to expand what we do. If you have great communication and financial skills, these opportunities are for you:
Work parties meet regularly to keep Swan in tip top condition and provide a great way to socialise with like-minded helpers. Typical duties include:
Hours worked can be attributed towards Saltire Volunteering Awards. Make an enquiry using the form below.
Want to go sailing, take to the high seas as crew or sea staff helping with logistics on our range of trips:
Previous experience is not essential, as training can be provided. You can add this experience to your sea time; learn navigation skills, work the sails and steer the ship. Develop your practical skills by helping out with cleaning, storing up, cooking and the general running of the boat.
A disclosure check will be required for trips with young people onboard.
We offer annual crew training sessions, both pre and post our sailing season, and also open delivery trips to crewing volunteers, to further develop their knowledge and experience of Swan and our sailing procedures.
If you are interested in getting involved in any way, please complete the form below to receive updates on volunteering opportunities.
The Swan Trust looks back on a fantastic 2022 season and forward to what to expect in 2023
Read MoreThe Swan Trust SCIO, has appointed seven new trustees to help shape the future of the Trust and develop opportunities for everyone to interact with Shetland’s community asset, the Swan, LK 243.
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