Enter & View Representative

As an Enter & View volunteer, you will collect evidence of what works well and what could be improved in health and social services to improve people’s experiences. Healthwatch can use this evidence to make recommendations and inform changes.

What You'll Do: 

Healthwatch have a statutory function to carry out Enter & View visits to health and care services to review services at the point of delivery. This involves visiting with a team of representatives to observe the service, view the premises and talk to staff, patients/residents, carers, and relatives. Visits involve using all the senses and going through questions and surveys. Enter & View visits take place at a range of services such as hospital wards, community clinics, care homes, support groups, and many other Health and social care service providers in Waltham Forest. You will receive full training on how to perform an Enter & View visit.

Why You'll Love It: 
  • If you have worked or volunteered in health and social care, it can be a chance to share your experience and knowledge.  
  • If you have not been in a professional setting for a while, volunteering can be a great way to develop confidence in this area. 
  • It is an opportunity to meet new people, make friends and develop communication and interpersonal skills.  
  • It can be an opportunity for networking at community events and finding out about future opportunities. 
What You'll Learn: 
  • Learn more about health and social services.  
  • Develop qualitative research skills.  
  • Learn how to organize your findings in a report. 
  • Learn how to have your say and share your views.  
What We're Looking For: 
  • We believe that everyone is unique and has something valuable to contribute, from sharing life experiences, skills, and knowledge, to the willingness to make a real difference in society.  
  • You do not need any qualifications to volunteer with us. Prior life or work experience from within a health and social setting would be beneficial but not essential!  
  • Before starting the role you will go through an essential training and DBS checks. 

 

Summary
Volunteering
Volunteer
Health
Social Care
Waltham Forest
Location of opportunity: 
Waltham Forest
26 Weeks Minimum
0 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Active listening
Communication
Interpersonal / Confidence
Requirements: 
DBS check
Over 18 years old
Phone Interview
Training

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