Emergency Response Team Driver (on call)

Volunteer Event Assistance Flevoland

Red Cross volunteers are regularly ready to provide first aid at small, large and very large events (sports, music, King's Day, May 5, etc.). In Almere, Dronten, Lelystad, the Noordoostpolder and Zeewolde we are looking for new volunteers in the position of Event Assistance Provider. If you have a valid first aid diploma, you can quickly get started. If you don't have one yet, you can first take the Advanced First Aid course with the Red Cross. The Red Cross also gives its volunteers additional courses in event assistance, so that you can provide assistance even better prepared. You can take the course and attend events before your 18th birthday; To participate independently in First Aid deployments as a care provider, you must be 18 years or older. We expect you to • you can find it in the basic principles of the Red Cross • you continue to undergo additional training so that your diplomas remain valid (this can be done at the Red Cross) • can be deployed as a volunteer at events • are stress-resistant • can listen well and respond to victims' needs • are a team player and can also work independently We offer you • experience at the world's largest humanitarian emergency aid organization • training and further training • the opportunity to increase your expertise and develop your talents • volunteer insurance for your Red Cross activities • a travel allowance for courses and deployments Got excited or need more information? Then use the button and leave your details so that we can contact you. Hopefully see you soon! Would you like to hear experiences from volunteers? Search YouTube for: Red Cross Event Assistance

Head of Population Care

Weekly · 6 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Red Cross is the emergency aid organization of the Netherlands. The Red Cross operates as an emergency aid organization that complements the government and has a permanent place in the organization of disaster control and crisis management. The Population Care team acts in the event of calamities as support for municipalities and safety regions in their population care tasks. The Red Cross is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to contribute to improving the circumstances of affected citizens. For example, think of the guidance and care of residents who have to leave their homes in a hurry. For the Flevoland district we are looking for a Head of Population Care 6-8 hours per week What will you do? • Together with the Emergency Response Coordinator, you are responsible for maintaining a trained and motivated Population Care team within the district; • you identify the training needs of the emergency services team, initiate exercises and ensure the preparation, execution and evaluation of the exercises; • you contribute to the annual planning for Population Care in the district; • you ensure periodic work meetings with team leaders; • you work at district level and conduct structural consultations with officials in the district - think of contact with support staff about training and exercises or daily operational coordination with the Emergency Services coordinator; • you maintain contacts with the departments/locations about training or material storage • you ensure optimal support for the Population Care team with regard to quality, readiness, deployment and replacement of emergency services; • you identify bottlenecks in task execution after a deployment and/or exercises and contribute to solutions; • you will monitor, in collaboration with the Emergency Response Coordinator, whether there is a need for aftercare for volunteers after a deployment and arrange this if necessary; • you will support the Red Cross team leaders and volunteers during a deployment in an action centre by organising transport, accommodation and replacement; • you will support the Emergency Response Coordinator with evaluations. What do you bring with you? • minimum HBO work and thinking level • You have completed the following modules (online) of the Red Cross or are prepared to complete them soon: - Welcome to the Red Cross - Fundamentals of the Red Cross - Mental First Aid • you have a valid Red Cross certificate 'Extensive First Aid' or equivalent • you have a valid Red Cross certificate 'Basic Population Care Course' • you are aware of all modules that are part of the Population Care learning route, including team leaders • you have demonstrable management experience. As Head of Population Care, you must have a Driving License A or B (E after B and/or C is a plus) and a car. You can be reached by mobile phone (also outside office hours for possible support in the event of a crisis). You are prepared to act outside your own place of residence. A VOG is required for this deployment. We offer you: This position offers you the opportunity to be socially meaningful, it is meaningful and responsible volunteer work. In addition to the necessary training in advance, there is room for following other training courses and meetings. A volunteer agreement will be concluded with you. You are insured during your commitment to the Red Cross. Interested? Respond now and register as a volunteer via [email address hidden]. Tell us something about yourself and motivation. We will only use your data for this specific application procedure. If you have any additional questions about this position, do not hesitate to ask them and send a message to: Pascal Toledo - Coördinator Hulpverlening Flevoland. We hope to meet you soon!

Employee Well Prepared

Once or weekly · 4 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

In the Netherlands, the Red Cross helps people who lack or are at risk of lacking the basic necessities of life. These are food & water, shelter, being able to provide personal hygiene, having a dignified safe place, having information about loved ones and having access to appropriate medical and psychosocial care. When someone lacks one or more of these basic necessities, someone is in need. In its new strategy, the Red Cross pays specific attention to activities that promote the self-reliance, safety and health of vulnerable groups. Summarized under the name Well Prepared. We provide information on how people can properly prepare for emergencies, how to reduce risks and promote health. The package we offer includes workshops and information regarding first aid for specific target groups, extreme weather activities, 112 & flooding and telephone contact circles and more. You do not have to know or perform all parts of the package We would like to get in touch with one for the Flevoland district Employee Well Prepared (volunteer) 4-8 hours per week What are you going to do? • You specialize in one or more tasks from the package we offer. • You can become involved in one or more of our telephone circles. • You can also acquire didactic knowledge to give workshops. • Or if you like, you can become a member of a promotional team to go out and draw attention to and provide information. This can be done in, for example, very hot weather or very cold weather. What do we ask of you? • You have good communication and social skills; • You have a proactive working attitude and can work independently; • You are representative; • You are flexible. • A Certificate of Good Conduct is required for this position. • You are required to complete the Fundamentals, Welcome to the Red Cross and Mental First Aid modules. • We ask you to take a first aid course. What do we offer? • Meaningful and responsible volunteer work in which you can further develop your qualities. • The opportunity to gain experience in a socially relevant organization. • Satisfaction and visible results from your contribution. • Collaboration with a team of volunteers and professionals. • Reimbursement of costs and kilometers incurred and insured work from the Red Cross. The Red Cross is looking for employees with talent and excellent competencies for this position and is not guided by cultural background, physical limitations, gender identity, religious beliefs, orientation and/or age. Are you enthusiastic, do you recognize yourself in the above profile and would you like to respond immediately? Send your motivation and CV via message, you can also respond via message for information and ask for Pascal or Nel. Please do not forget to leave your details so that they can contact you. Hopefully see you soon!

Head of Emergency Response Team (Deputy)

Weekly · 6 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Dutch Red Cross helps people in need, around the corner and far away, from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up, that is what we stand for. We do this with many volunteers who work every day. Heroes who take a step forward when things get exciting. So that in times of need no one stands alone. We also offer integrated humanitarian aid to people in need, who are vulnerable or victims of a natural disaster or crisis, internationally. The Emergency Response Team responds to accidents and calamities and supports ambulance personnel and other medical professionals. In carrying out their tasks, the emergency response team works in an organized context and is managed by a team leader. We are looking for a Head of Emergency Response Team for the Flevoland district. As Head of Emergency Response Team (deputy) you are part of one of the Red Cross emergency response teams. You and the team support the regional ambulance service with large-scale medical assistance at First Aid (Basic Life Support) level. You care for so-called T3 victims. These are (slightly) injured victims who are still able to walk. What are you going to do? • You are also responsible for maintaining a trained Emergency Response Team • You motivate and guide care providers in preparing for task performance • You ensure optimal support for the team with regard to quality, preparedness and commitment • You supervise the implementation of established procedures during deployments and exercises • You also monitor the response to a deployment (and make adjustments if necessary). • You inform care providers about new (policy) developments • You participate in decision-making processes (national and district) • You participate operationally in the preparation, implementation and evaluation of exercises • You coordinate at operational level with the Safety Region, Ambulance Service and other chain partners • You ensure that there is a need for psychosocial aftercare after a deployment • You identify bottlenecks, contribute to solutions and scale up if necessary The following profile suits you: • Minimum HBO working and thinking level; • Speaks, reads and writes the Dutch language; • Has good communication and social skills; • Has demonstrable leadership experience; • Has an affinity with disaster relief; • Has a proactive working attitude and can work independently; • Is representative and flexible; • Is in possession of a driving license B and own car; • Is active in event assistance (basic process), you have completed the event first responder learning route or are prepared to complete it. • Is mobile accessible and deployable within 15 minutes (willingness to carry a pager) • Has a completed employer's declaration (if applicable), the employer agrees that you can leave immediately if an alarm is raised; • Has knowledge of the multidisciplinary - crisis organization, tasks, roles, powers and procedures (or is willing to learn these in a short time) • is able to arrive at the Action Center within 45 minutes when called. We offer you: An opportunity to expand your experiences and your network and to use your (professional) qualities for society. You will be given opportunities to develop further and your travel and expenses will be reimbursed. Interested? Respond now or if you have additional questions about this position, do not hesitate to ask them, you can also leave a message with your details. We hope to meet you soon!

Emergency response team member (call)

Once or weekly · 6 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Dutch Red Cross helps people in need, around the corner and far away, from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up, that is what we stand for. We do this with many volunteers who work every day. Heroes who take a step forward when things get exciting. So that in times of need no one stands alone. We also offer comprehensive humanitarian aid internationally to people in need, who are vulnerable or victims of a natural disaster or crisis. The Emergency Response Team responds to accidents and calamities and supports ambulance personnel and other medical professionals. In carrying out their tasks, the emergency response team works in an organized context and is managed by a team leader. For the Flevoland district we are looking for an emergency response team member (volunteer) 6-8 hours p/wk As an emergency response team volunteer, you are part of one of the Red Cross emergency response teams. You and the team support the regional ambulance service with large-scale medical assistance at First Aid (Basic Life Support) level. You care for so-called T3 victims. These are (slightly) injured victims who are still able to walk. What are you going to do? • You will perform First Aid procedures at BLS level both independently and as part of a team; • You will also perform victim monitoring (ABCDE); • You transfer victim information (SBAR); • You identify and refer with regard to injuries and/or conditions for which nurses or other medical professionals must be consulted (in accordance with RTS); • You work - in an organized context - together with healthcare professionals (in the T3-V); • You are involved in setting up and facilitating a T3 collection and care point and managing the materials; • You maintain knowledge and ability to work with the materials in the emergency vehicle; • You ensure a safe and hygienic working environment; • You offer a listening ear, attention, recognition, support and comfort; • You carry out administrative actions such as victim registration. What do we ask of you: • Minimum MBO working and thinking level; • You can speak, read and write in the Dutch language at level B1; • You have good communication and social skills; • You have a proactive working attitude and can work independently; • You are in possession of a driving license B and your own car; • You can prioritize and respond to victims' needs • You can work both independently and under the direction of a team leader in a coordinated context. • You are active in event assistance (basic process), you have completed the event first responder learning route or are prepared to complete it. • You can be reached on your mobile phone and can be deployed within 15 minutes (willingness to wear a pager) • You are physically able to perform all tasks (see box) • You have a completed employer's statement, if relevant, the employer agrees that you can leave immediately if an alarm is raised. What we offer you: An opportunity to expand your experiences and your network and to use your (professional) qualities for society. You will be given opportunities to develop further and your travel and expenses will be reimbursed. Interested? Respond now and register as a volunteer via [email address hidden]. Tell us something about yourself and motivation. We only use your data for this specific application procedure. If you have additional questions about this position, please don't hesitate to ask and leave a message with your details so we can reach you. We hope to meet you soon!

Information officer/guest teacher for primary schools

Once or monthly · 2 to 4 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Dutch Red Cross helps people in need, around the corner and far away, from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up, that is what we stand for. We do this with many volunteers who work every day. Heroes who take a step forward when things get exciting. Who put their shoulders to the wheel when necessary. So that in times of need no one stands alone. We also offer integrated humanitarian aid internationally to people in need, who are vulnerable or victims of a natural disaster or crisis. In the Netherlands, the Red Cross is divided into 23 districts. We are looking for one for the Flevoland district Information officer/Guest teacher for primary schools (volunteer) The Red Cross offers various guest lessons in education. This offer consists of online teaching materials that teachers can work with themselves and guest lessons that can be requested by teachers. The online teaching material is coordinated nationally. The guest lessons are provided by regional teams, consisting of volunteers trained in education programs. What are you going to do? You will provide one or more of the following types of lessons: “Savage World” (about natural disasters), “Help! First aid skills for you” and our latest activity: the “Plaster Race”. For an impression of our guest lessons, see our website: Teaching materials for primary education. As an Information Officer/Guest Teacher, you and other volunteers provide guest lessons or information activities at schools or projects. You can indicate which activities and/or guest lessons you find interesting to take up and in which you would like to develop yourself. Do you like to have an open, challenging conversation with a group of young people, do you want to transfer knowledge of Humanitarian War Law or do you prefer to teach first aid skills to kids? We provide good training & tools and you represent the basic principles, knowledge, attitude and skills of our special humanitarian aid organization. What do we ask of you? • Preparing guest lessons or information activities • Giving at least 4 guest lectures or information activities per year • Following the necessary training before giving the guest lessons • You enjoy working with children or young people and enjoy standing in front of a group • You can empathize with the target group of 8 to 12 and/or 12 to 18 years old • You support the basic principles of the Red Cross. What do we offer? • An important volunteer position within an enthusiastic volunteer group • Be part of a global aid organization and a national network • Participate in new activities aimed at Youth • Be deployed based on your personal wishes and availability • Extensive training and further support • Travel and expense allowance and insurance Information and registration For more information, please leave a message with your details so we can contact you. Are you enthusiastic about this volunteer vacancy? Then message your CV and motivation (mentioning a location that you may prefer)

Trainer(s) Life Skills

Once or monthly · 4 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Dutch Red Cross is there for people in need. Both around the corner and far away. We help from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up. We also ensure that people can help themselves and teach them how to help others. So that in times of need no one stands alone. Worldwide we work based on our seven basic principles: humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntariness, unity and generality. Since 2015, the Red Cross has offered medical and psychosocial support to undocumented migrants. We organize first aid/CPR training and the Life Skills workshop series in various cities. In these Life Skills workshops, participants learn how to better protect their (psychosocial) health and where they can find professional help when necessary. We try to give participants a basic knowledge of the Dutch healthcare system and to offer a listening ear in difficult times. What are you going to do: • Organize Life Skills workshops for small groups of migrants at various partner organizations or reception locations; • Thinking about project developments to optimally organize care and assistance; • Following current events surrounding vulnerable migrants in the Netherlands and regionally; • Participate in training and team/intervision meetings for volunteers. We are looking for someone who:  HBO/WO level knowledge or experience of psychology, social work or social science (those who are still studying are at least in the fourth year of study);  Has good communication and social skills;  Has experience in guiding groups, providing training and/or working in healthcare, social care or migration;  Has empathy for people, but can also set professional boundaries  Speaks Dutch and English (basic level B1) and preferably has knowledge of Arabic, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese or French;  Works flexibly, independently and proactively;  Lives in the Flevoland region;  People with a diverse cultural background are particularly invited to apply! We offer:  Work experience within the largest humanitarian organization in the Netherlands and worldwide  A dynamic working environment where you can do a lot for vulnerable people  A nice team of committed colleagues  A training package on assistance to migrants  Substantive support from the coordinator or project leader  Travel and expense allowance. For more information about this feature? Please respond via the "application" button and provide your details so that we can contact you. Are you immediately enthusiastic about this vacancy? Please respond via the "application" button and include your details with your CV so that we can contact you.

Employee(s) Logistics / Facilities

Weekly · 4 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Dutch Red Cross helps people in need, around the corner and far away, from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up, that is what we stand for. We do this with many volunteers who work every day. Heroes who take a step forward when things get exciting. Who put their shoulders to the wheel when necessary. So that in times of need no one stands alone. We also offer comprehensive humanitarian aid internationally to people in need, who are vulnerable or victims of a natural disaster or crisis. We work worldwide based on our seven basic principles: humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntariness, unity and generality. Are you someone who likes to roll up your sleeves and arrange all materials regarding our range of training courses? The District of Flevoland is immediately looking for: Facilities & Logistics employees (4 - 8 hours per week) What are you going to do? The facilities & logistics employee ensures that • Required materials are available for events and provide emergency assistance • Assistance with the construction and dismantling of aid stations • Required materials are available for training at the locations • That employees and volunteers have the correct clothing • People and materials are transported to where needed • Maintenance of buildings and materials What are you bringing? • The nature of the position requires good physical resilience • You have a good command of the Dutch language in speech and writing • You are skilled with computers • You are available at least 4 to 8 hours per week and are willing to work occasionally to be present in the evenings or on weekends • You are a practical doer • You are willing to delve into the necessary guidelines and safety regulations • You endorse the seven basic principles of the Red Cross. What do you get? First of all, taking action for the Red Cross is great fun! It gives you satisfaction, it expands your network and you can work with a wide variety of people who are committed with passion and enthusiasm. And that is contagious! In addition to a volunteer agreement, the Red Cross also gives you the opportunity to develop yourself, gain relevant work experience and follow training courses. You will of course receive travel and expense reimbursement and you will be additionally insured when you work for the Red Cross. Interested? Respond now and register as a volunteer via this website and leave your details so that we can contact you. You can also ask questions via the same button. We hope to meet you soon!

District Coordinator Well Prepared

Weekly · 4 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Red Cross helps people in need. We do that around the corner – and far away. We do this from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up and we do this with many volunteers who work with passion. We work worldwide based on our seven basic principles: Humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntariness, unity and generality. In the Netherlands, the Red Cross is divided into 23 districts. We are looking for one for the Flevoland district District Coordinator Well Prepared for approximately 4 - 8 hours per week. In its new strategy, the Red Cross pays specific attention to activities that promote the self-reliance, safety and health of vulnerable groups. Summarized under the name Well Prepared. We provide information on how people can properly prepare for emergencies, how to reduce risks and promote health. We would like to get in touch with a coordinator for Flevoland to help shape this at district level. What are you going to do? • As District Coordinator Well Prepared of the Red Cross, you are the first point of contact within the Well Prepared working group. • You coordinate and take care of the various activities. Consider information workshops about preventing falls and extreme weather. Or fire safety and burglary prevention. Telephone circles also belong to the Well Prepared working group. • Local cooperation is important for setting up. You know how to establish and maintain good contact with other (welfare) organizations. • You know how to keep volunteers involved and active in carrying out these activities; • On average you are involved 4 to 8 hours per week in coordinating and developing activities. In the beginning this may be a bit more. We take your wishes and options into account. What do we ask of you? • In your role as coordinator, you are the point of contact. • You like to connect people. You are a networker par excellence. • Your communication and social skills are excellent. You like to collaborate. • You support the values of the Red Cross such as respect and neutrality. • You also know how to turn the Well Prepared volunteers into a team. You show that you are proud of what they do. What do we offer? • Meaningful and responsible volunteer work in which you can further develop your qualities. • The opportunity to gain experience in a socially relevant organization. • Satisfaction and visible results from your contribution. • Collaboration with a team of volunteers and professionals. • Reimbursement of costs and kilometers incurred and insured work from the Red Cross. Are you enthusiastic or would you like more information? Please respond via the button and leave your details so that we can contact you. We hope to speak and/or see you soon!!

District Logistics Coordinator

Weekly · 4 to 12 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Dutch Red Cross helps people in need, around the corner and far away, from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up, that is what we stand for. We do this with many volunteers who work every day. Heroes who take a step forward when things get exciting. Who put their shoulders to the wheel when necessary. So that in times of need no one stands alone. In the Netherlands we work from 23 districts. The Flevoland district consists of the locations Almere, Dronten, Lelystad, Noordoostpolder and Zeewolde. Together we have approximately 375 volunteers. We are active in many areas, first aid at events, food aid and assistance to vulnerable migrants are just a few examples. The Red Cross looks for employees with talent and excellent competencies for a position and is not guided by cultural background, physical limitations, gender identity, religious beliefs, orientation or age. Do you have experience and talent in the field of logistics? And would you like to contribute to a well-organized Flevoland district? Then we would like to get in touch with you for the position of: District Logistics Coordinator (4-12 hours per week) Function • The District Logistics Coordinator (DC) is the point of contact within the district in the field of logistics processes. The logistics DC is responsible for coordinating and keeping all logistics matters in order in the district; • In close collaboration with the DC Facility and Location Coordinators (LCs) Facilities & Logistics, the DC Logistics ensures that national guidelines are complied with and that changes in national policy are implemented within the district and the locations; • DC Logistics is alert to bottlenecks and sees where (process) improvements can be implemented; What are you going to do • DC Logistics is responsible for all logistics matters in the district; • Monitors and improves the quality of processes at district level; • Is responsible for good logistical facilities for every professional and volunteer to be able to work properly; • Involves the Facilities & Logistics working group (consisting of the Facilities DC, the Logistics DC and the Facilities & Logistics LCs) in current matters; • Makes plans, organizes and controls; • Coordinates, among other things, all facility and logistics processes. Is responsible for, for example, the logistics process of request, planning, execution, handling and inventory management. • Participates in any national consultations and consultations within the district; What are you bringing? • You are able to develop a vision in the field of logistics matters; • You are enthusiastic, accurate and independent; • You take responsibility where necessary and have a customer-oriented and proactive role, you are also stress-resistant; • You have good organizational and communication skills, a “hands on mentality” and the ability to improvise; • You have an HBO working and thinking level, gained through training and/or experience; • You have knowledge of logistics processes; • You have experience in working with volunteers; • You live in (near) Flevoland. What do we expect? We expect our volunteers to commit themselves and act in accordance with the seven basic principles and the code of conduct of the Red Cross. What do we offer A challenging volunteer position in an enthusiastic team with a lot of freedom to help shape the facility and logistics matters within the district. It is possible to participate in courses and/or training. (Travel) costs incurred will be reimbursed. Are you the perfect candidate for this volunteer vacancy or would you like to know more? Then respond via the button and provide your details, including your CV when applying. We hope to meet you soon!

Supervisors telephone circle Almere

Once or monthly · 6 to 8 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

Volunteer Contact Circle Almere Location: Almere, Netherlands Time: Flexible Type: Communication The Red Cross helps people in need. We do that around the corner – and far away. We do this from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up and we do this with many volunteers who work with passion. We work worldwide based on our seven basic principles: humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntariness, unity and generality. Volunteer wanted for the Contact Circle! One of our projects in the field of Well Prepared is the Contact Circle. The volunteer starts the circle and is called back by the last participant, completing the circle. A Contact Circle consists of a group of participants who contact each other every morning to ask if everything is going well. . In addition, calling has an alarm function and prevents it from going unnoticed if something is wrong with a participant. If a participant does not answer, the Red Cross volunteer will call a contact person to take a look. What is your profile? • You have empathy and good communication skills. • You act as an information channel between the Red Cross and the participants. • You contact the participants from home. • You work according to a schedule in which you can indicate when you can. What do we have to offer you? • A good feeling, because you contribute to the work of the Red Cross. • Unlimited access to online e-learning platform. • Collaboration with a team of volunteers and professionals. • You are insured through the Red Cross while performing your task. Knowing more? Apply? For more information and explanation about this position, please contact us via the "apply now" button, please provide your details so that we can contact you. Hopefully see you soon!

District Facilities Coordinator

Weekly · 4 to 12 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Dutch Red Cross helps people in need, around the corner and far away, from our hearts and with our sleeves rolled up, that is what we stand for. We do this with many volunteers who work every day. Heroes who take a step forward when things get exciting. Who put their shoulders to the wheel when necessary. So that in times of need no one stands alone. In the Netherlands we work from 23 districts. The Flevoland district consists of the locations Almere, Dronten, Lelystad, Noordoostpolder and Zeewolde. Together we have approximately 375 volunteers. We are active in many areas, first aid at events, food aid and assistance to vulnerable migrants are just a few examples. The Red Cross looks for employees with talent and excellent competencies for a position and is not guided by cultural background, physical limitations, gender identity, religious beliefs, orientation or age. Do you have experience and talent in the field of facilities management? And would you like to contribute to a well-organized Flevoland district? Then we would like to get in touch with you for the position of: District Facilities Coordinator – voluntary (4-12 hours per week) Function • The District Facilities Coordinator (DC) is the point of contact within the district in the field of facility processes. The DC Facilities is responsible for coordinating and keeping all facility matters in the district in order; • In close collaboration with the DC Logistics and the Location Coordinators (LCs) Facilities & Logistics, the DC Facilities ensures that national guidelines are complied with and that changes in national policy are implemented within the district and the locations; • The DC Facility is alert to bottlenecks and sees where (process) improvements can be implemented; What are you going to do • The DC Facilities is responsible for all facility matters in the district; • Monitors and improves the quality of processes at district level; • Is responsible for good facility facilities for every professional and volunteer to be able to work properly; • Involves the Facilities & Logistics working group (consisting of the Facilities DC, the Logistics DC and the Facilities & Logistics LCs) in current matters; • Makes plans, organizes and controls; • Coordinates all facility matters, such as being responsible for key management, planning the use of rooms, drawing up maintenance and investment plans and the safety policy of the buildings; • Participates in any national consultations and consultations within the district; What are you bringing? • You are able to develop a vision in the field of facility affairs; • You are enthusiastic, accurate and independent; • You take responsibility where necessary and have a customer-oriented and proactive role, you are also stress-resistant; • You have good organizational and communication skills, a “hands on mentality” and the ability to improvise; • You have an HBO working and thinking level, gained through training and/or experience; • You have knowledge of facility processes; • You have experience in working with volunteers; • You live in (near) Flevoland. What do we expect? We expect our volunteers to commit themselves and act in accordance with the seven basic principles and the code of conduct of the Red Cross. What do we offer A challenging volunteer position in an enthusiastic team with a lot of freedom to help shape the facility affairs within the district. It is possible to participate in courses and/or training. (Travel) costs incurred will be reimbursed. Are you interested or would you like more information? Are you the perfect candidate for this volunteer vacancy or do you need more information? Then respond immediately to the button and leave your details so that we can contact you. The W&S team will then contact you quickly, see you soon!

Adm. Emergency services employee

Once or weekly · 8 to 10 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Red Cross is very strong in providing assistance and you will see our volunteers standing by as first aiders at numerous small and large events. However, there is a lot of organization behind Event Assistance! That is why the Assistance Office exists. All incoming questions from organizations for the use of volunteers end up here. This not only concerns events, but also other task areas such as giving guest lectures at schools, the telephone circle, food aid, training, etc. All these requests are submitted internally so that Red Cross volunteers can respond. The deployment of all those Red Crossers must of course be well coordinated. The Emergency Services Agency takes care of this and the team in Flevoland now consists of 6 people. To support and expand the team, we are looking for an enthusiastic colleague in the position of Administrative Assistant Emergency Services Agency The estimate is that you will spend an average of approximately 8 hours per week on it (flexible throughout the months, with an emphasis on June, July and September). What are you going to do • You manage the incoming email box and ensure that emails are forwarded to the volunteer involved (depending on the task area); • You are responsible for the administrative processing and maintenance of the events in Excel; • You process the injury lists provided (which injuries were treated during an event); • You provide support in preparing quotations for new requests for the deployment of volunteers; • You participate in weekly team meetings (via Teams). What are you bringing? • You are organizational and administratively strong, you work in a structured way and you like an overview; • You are at home with MS-Office and Excel is not a challenge for you; • You work from home and are willing to participate in weekly consultations that take place in the evening (Thursday evening); • You support the thinking of the Red Cross and are prepared to act in accordance with the fundamental principles and code of conduct of the Red Cross. What do we offer • A volunteer position in which you can fully express your organizational talent!; • You will become a colleague in an enthusiastic and committed team in which you, together in our district, ensure that everything runs smoothly; • Furthermore, the Red Cross offers plenty of opportunities to increase your expertise and develop your talents. Interested? Are you enthusiastic, do you recognize yourself in the above profile and would you like to respond immediately? Then send a message with your motivation and CV. If you would like more information first, please leave a message with your details so that we can contact you. We hope to meet you soon!

School Meals Information Officer

Once or weekly · 2 to 4 hours

Rode Kruis District Flevoland

The Red Cross aims to ensure that children no longer go hungry at school. Since March 2023, parents have been able to receive grocery cards at schools. This program is called School Meals. We want as many students as possible to be in class with a full stomach in 2024, so that they can follow the lessons full of energy. Will you help? Unfortunately, we notice that our help does not reach all parents/guardians. This has various reasons, such as not receiving information about the program, misunderstanding the objectives of the program, feelings of shame, language barriers, or concerns about the privacy of their data. In the coming period, we will focus extra on reaching as many parents/guardians as possible. And you can help us to let as many students as possible go to school with a full stomach and lots of energy. What can you do as an educator? In order to increase the number of registrations, we want to support schools more actively with information for parents this school year. An information officer can provide support in consultation with a school, including: • Providing information at a school about the School Meals Program, for both parents/guardians and teachers/mentors, during parent evenings, coffee mornings or open days. • Organizing information at locations such as community centers about the School Meals Program, where parents/guardians of your school can learn more about the program and ask questions. • Offering walk-in consultation hours where parents/guardians can ask questions and receive support in registering for the program. • Providing communication materials such as flyers, business cards and informative letters for the school, in physical or digital form. Are you this information officer? • You enjoy explaining our Red Cross assistance to groups. • You enjoy helping parents in various ways to apply for the grocery cards. • You have 2-4 hours per week during the day and sometimes in the evening (this is in consultation). • You are digitally skilled; online material and a digital board or projector are used during the information sessions. • You have strong communication skills and enjoy making contact with people. What do we offer you? Volunteering for the Red Cross not only offers the opportunity to help others, but also to grow yourself and gain valuable experiences. It is a unique opportunity to develop new skills and make valuable connections. In addition, you are part of a local volunteer network with international connections. Below is a small overview of what the Red Cross can offer you: • 🤝 The satisfaction of actually helping vulnerable people and making them stronger in society. • 📚 Numerous courses and training with official certificates because we believe in continuous development. • 📈 Opportunities for growth and variation in projects, so that you continue to challenge yourself and inspire others. • 🌐 A warm and social environment with a large volunteer network. Interested? Would you like to contribute to this aid and ensure that more children go to school with a full stomach? Send a message! We hope to see you soon!

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