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Kilcranny House

Conn Mulvenna
Kilcranny House
21 Cranagh Road
Coleraine
Northern Ireland
BT51 3NN
T 028 7032 1816
F 028 7032 1816
E info@kilcrannyhouse.org
W www.kilcrannyhouse.org

 

About the organisation
Kilcranny House aims to heal the divisions which exist within our society. It provides a safe, neutral venue for community, adult, schools and youth groups to explore issues such as non-violence, identity, prejudice, awareness, human rights and conflict resolution.

Opportunities available
The organisation usually involves two or three full time residential volunteers who work on site and one full time intern supporting the Future Communities Project.

Kilcranny House are currently recruiting for an Intern and a site volunteer. Click here to download the job description for the Intern. Click here to download the job description for the site volunteer. The application deadlines are Friday 11 December at 5pm. Interested applicants are asked to forward a CV and cover letter outlining their interest to conn.mulvenna@kilcrannyhouse.org

About the work
Volunteers may be involved in numerous activities including: working in the organic garden, working with small numbers of animals, facilitating discussion groups, helping deliver the schools programme, cleaning, cooking, driving etc.

Experience and skills required
Drivers (over 25 years old) are preferred. Other useful skills include cookery, gardening and experience of group work. Volunteers should be willing to share in the ethos of non-violence and live as part of a small residential core.

Application details
Applications may be submitted at any time of the year.

Conditions of service
Accommodation and food are provided.