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  • Volunteer Application Now Closed!


    Our volunteer applications are now closed and will reopen in May.

    We'd still love to have you on our team! If you'd like to be contacted when volunteer recruitment reopens, please complete a Volunteer Registration Form 

     


    Nottingham Refugee Forum 

    The Sycamore Centre, 33a Hungerhill Road

    Nottingham NG3 4NB

     Registered Charity Number 1121560


    www.nottsrefugeeforum.org.uk

  • Personal Details

  • Emergency Contact

  • Referee
    Please provide details of a referee. Your referee should be someone who has known you for a number of years, preferably in an employment, volunteering or educational capacity. Reference will normally be taken up once a volunteer role has been offered. 

  • Language & Computer Skills

  • Availability

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  • Additional Information

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  • Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form

    To help us monitor our Equal Opportunities Policy and monitor the diversity of the NNRF volunteering team, please complete this form fully and accurately. Providing this information will in no way affect your application to be a volunteer and will be treated as confidential.
  • Our Policy

    Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum is committed to the elimination of discrimination and the promotion of equality in all its activities.

    NNRF believes in and works towards a society in which there is equality of opportunity for all, recognising that we still live in a society that is unequal in terms of access, resources, support and power.

    NNRF is committed to demonstrating respect for diversity between people and to challenging any discrimination or oppression, throughout all aspects of its work.

    NNRF is committed to the elimination of negative or stereotypic images and language in its informal and official communications.


  • 8. How would you describe your ethnicity?

    if you select other, please specify which.





  • 9. Disability

    The Disability Discrimination Act defines a person as having a disability if he/she has a physical or mental impairment which has, or is expected to have, a substantial and long term adverse effect on his/her ability to carry out normal day to day activities.

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