Lickety Volunteers & Storyplay Champions
Lickety Volunteers support our actor-pedagogues at Porridge & Play and Picnic & Play sessions and other Storyplay activities!
Our volunteers receive training and mentoring, and participate in debriefs and evaluation alongside our actor-pedagogues. All of our volunteers have disclosure checks.
Volunteer with us and become a Storyplay Champion!
Get in touch to discuss volunteering with us, email Ruby at cfn@licketyspit.com or call 07413 800 342.
As a volunteer you’ll have the chance to take part in Storyplay training.
Storyplay Champions Michelle and Nicola tell you about their experience as Storyplay Champions volunteering in Castlemilk.
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Volunteer with Licketyspit!
22nd April 2022 We are looking for volunteers to take part in our intergenerational Storyplay sessions across a range of projects. Our play sessions mainly take place on Wednesdays (2.30-6.30), Thursdays (3-7), [...]
Here is what our Storyplay Champions have to say…
My experience as a volunteer with Licketyspit is one of the most remarkable experiences, as the sessions invests in the future through enhancing children’s imagination and creativity.
Doing this has made realise how much I like being with children, even though I’m an adult, doing these kinds of things I feel I can be more myself.
You are very kind it is making me more relaxed. You are connecting with me, you are making conversation so I feel fine.
It just helps everybody to connect and to see myself as a child. It’s something that’s helping with the bonding with my children. It’s usually very difficult…[and this] it goes a long way to help the bonding.
I feel free. With the dressing up, you can’t do that all the time but I feel I can be myself.
That time we spend outside means a lot to me and I’m sure it does to other parents too.
I am feeling better because if I think I am doing some useful things I am feeling much better and during the session meeting some new people and absorbing their changing, week by week. And week by week mothers are talking more, they know me and ask how are you. It is good, I think they feel better too.
