Rainbow
Trust Children’s Charity
Project
summary:
Project:
To evaluate the impact of special sibling
support for brothers and sisters of children who are life-threatened or
terminally ill. The volunteer will help
shape and define the remit of the evaluation
The volunteer will work with the Manchester
Sibling Support Worker and National Manager to answer the questions above and
produce a report to measure the impact of this 5 year project. This evaluation
will be submitted to the Big Lottery Fund as part of a final grant report in
March 2018.
Time commitment: 10-15 Days over the duration i.e. 2 days a month
approximately
Location: Manchester (OL8 4QQ) /Leatherhead Surrey (KT22)
Please
read projectscope and if you feel you are able to offer your assistance please
complete the application form and return along with your CV to hope.meadows@theorsociety.com by Friday 11th
August.
Information
about the organisation:
Charitable
objectives:
OUR
VISION: One day all terminally ill
children and their families will have access to a Rainbow Trust Carer.
MISSION: Rainbow Trust provides emotional and
practical support for families who have a child with a life threatening or
terminal illness.
OUR USP: We offer the whole family individually
tailored, high quality support for as long as they need it.
Main
activities of the organisation:
Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity supports
families who have a child with a life threatening or terminal illness. For
these families, life is unthinkably tough. Their lives are shattered into a
million pieces as they struggle to cope with the possibility that their child
might die.
Rainbow Trust Family support workers provide
individually tailored support to help families navigate through this period of
great stress and uncertainty. Each
family is designated their own Family Support Worker who provides emotional
support to help them face each day, as
well as helping with the practicalities of taking care of the sick child
and siblings, helping with house work and transporting families to hospital. We provide help however and whenever a family
needs it most.
Some families are supported a few times each week,
some call us as and when they feel in need, and everything in between. From
supporting in the home, at hospital when children receive treatment, to being
there for the whole family if a child dies.
For more info about Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity please visit:
https://rainbowtrust.org.uk/
For further information about the Pro Bono
scheme please visit: http://www.theorsociety.com/Probono
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