Volunteering

Helpers always needed

Helping is a fantastic way to meet people or see what happens at a competition before you try it yourself. No specialist knowledge is needed to help build jump courses, pick up poles or read the draw list of entries as a showjumping steward. You can learn a huge amount by pencilling for one of our knowledgeable and friendly dressage or showjumping judges. If you do have specialist knowledge or experience, helping is an opportunity to pass that on and put something back into the sport you love.

If you don't have a horse right now, or have just moved to the area, volunteering is a great way to get into the local horse scene.

You can help for a day, half a day or as little as an hour. The most important thing is you commit in advance so the Phase Head can schedule you in - and of course you must turn up.

If you would rather help behind the scenes or between competitions, there are jobs such as writing a "member's eye view" report of a clinic, competition for Nag Rag, a paragraph for the North Shore Times, asking companies you do business with if they would like to be a sponsor, phoning around for other helpers, or buying refreshments for a club night - all expenses are reimbursed promptly in full.

For more information or to volunteer, please contact Membership Secretary: Neralie Coulston or complete the form below.

Volunteer Application Form

Name (required):
Address:
Phone number (required):
Email address:
Occupation:

I can offer the following non-equestrian skills:
	Writing Articles for Nag Rag or the website
	Telephoning helpers
	Photography
	First aid (human and/or horse)
	Handyman/woman
	Computing
	Shopping
Other (specify):

I can offer the following equestrian skills:
	Dressage Judge
	Showjumping Judge
	Hacking Judge
	Instructor
	Course Designer
Other (specify):

Where I would like to help:
	Showjumping
	Cross County/Hunter Trials
	Dressage
	Hacking
	Non-competitive (fun days, rally days, etc)
	Horsemanship
	Anywhere you need me

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