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<strong>RC</strong>JFC Volunteers<br />

<strong>RC</strong>JFC welcomes and positively encourages new volunteers at all levels of the Club and team.<br />

Volunteers are vital to ensure the future of <strong>RC</strong>JFC.<br />

Volunteers are constantly sort for the following:<br />

Team:<br />

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Manager<br />

Coach<br />

Administration<br />

Club:<br />

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Chairman<br />

Secretary<br />

Treasurer<br />

Club Welfare Officer<br />

Assistant Secretary Roles<br />

All other Roles as defined in the Constitution<br />

Volunteers<br />

In line with our commitment to our Safe Guarding Children Policy, volunteers are required to be<br />

vetted by the Club prior to engagement either by a team or the Club.<br />

Volunteer Procedure<br />

1. When a volunteer is identified that person must complete a Volunteer<br />

application form with the relevant information and submit this to the Club<br />

Secretary along with any supporting documents such as Coaching, C<strong>RC</strong> or<br />

other relevant qualifications.<br />

2. The Club Secretary will formally acknowledge receipt and contact the<br />

appropriate members of the committee for review and processing.<br />

3. A member of the Committee will contact the applicant to arrange an initial<br />

meeting, the purpose of this is to meet and evaluate the volunteer for the<br />

applied for role and to confirm and answer any questions which either the<br />

Committee or the applicant may have.<br />

4. The Club Welfare Officer is to contact the applicant to arrange completion of<br />

an online C<strong>RC</strong> application (if not completed prior to application and if there is<br />

a need in the role applied for) in line with our procedure.<br />

5. The Training Officer will arrange any formal volunteer training if required.<br />

6. The Chartership Co-Ordinator is to ensure the volunteer is registered with the<br />

FA and Club and that all Chartership requirements are fulfilled.<br />

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