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Become a T.A.C.T Volunteer
 Volunteering
is a great way to find out more about your local area, learn new skills
and obtain new knowledge. It is also a great way to meet new people and
make a lasting impression on the world of conservation. The success of
the T.A.C.T Wildlife Centre is very much dependent on those people who
work for and with us. Without these valued individuals the Charity
would not be able to exist. Volunteers therefore play a very important
role at T.A.C.T, complementing our regular staff with practical
assistance and helping with a variety of tasks.
What Can I Do?
Volunteering for T.A.C.T can take many forms. There are opportunities
for people of all ages and abilities and for those who can give lots of
time, or just a little. Each volunteering opportunity at T.A.C.T
presents a unique and enjoyable experience.
How about -:
 Caring
for and working with the animals at the Centre
Carrying out maintenance at the
T.A.C.T Centre
Organising or assisting with a
variety of fund-raising events
Assisting with school and community
groups when they visit the Centre
Won't I need some skills and
experience?
No, it's not necessary as you will be given on the job training and
ongoing encouragement and support to help you give and get the most out
of your time at T.A.C.T.
In other words can you answer YES to any of the questions below -:
 Looking
for a challenge
Friendly and outgoing
Wanting to try something new
Flexible and adaptable
Interested in Conservation
Committed and willing to try
Wishing to help a worthwhile Charity
Hoping to improve your skills
Searching for a new experience
If you can answer yes to one or more of the above then T.A.C.T would
like to hear from you
What will I get out of my
volunteering?
 T.A.C.T
can offer its volunteers a whole variety of benefits and advantages
A friendly working environment
Support and supervision by members of staff
Job training and assessment
A chance to meet people with similar interests to your own
Opportunities to increase your expertise and experience
Ongoing encouragement and motivation
Guaranteed equal opportunities policy
Above all an opportunity to make a lasting impression to the world of
wildlife conservation
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