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Home » Helper2026/22 Haringey

Helper2026/22 Haringey

Course Title: Helpers (Haringey)

Number of places available: 12

Course start date: 06/02/2026

Course end date:03/06/2026

Day and time of sessions: Friday mornings; 10am-12pm) – key dates:

  • 6th February 2026 (Info Session)
  • 13th February (Course starts)
  • 20th February (no course – Half term)
  • 27th February (Course re-starts)
  • 3rd & 10th April (No course – Easter)
  • 17th April (Course re-starts)
  • 29th May 2026 – (No Course – half term)

Assignments to be completed by: 03/06/2026 or by agreement (tbc)

Course venue: Welbourne Children Centre, Stainby Road, Tottenham, London N15 4EA

Childcare: A creche will be provided in the room next door, for the duration of the training. We are unable to provide childcare for volunteers thereafter.

Closing date for applications: 06/01/2026

Proposed interview date (if applicable): 13th, 14th, 15th January 2026 and onwards

DBS required: Yes (BfN will arrange this at no cost to volunteers)

Course information:
The Haringey Peer Support Service is commissioned by Haringey Council to provide peer support to breastfeeding families in the borough.

We are always looking for parents to join our friendly team and are delighted to offer this course to local residents.

This OCN-accredited course will run for 12 weeks during term time, to train local breastfeeding parents as peer supporters.

Priority will be given to applicants who live in Haringey and can commit to volunteering all over the borough. A creche will be provided for the duration of the course – we are unable to provide childcare for volunteers.

The training venue is in the east of the borough, fully accessible and with good connections to public transport.

As a council commissioned peer supporter course, priority will be given to local residents during the selection process who are able to commit to volunteering. It is also a priority that our peer supporter team represents all communities that exist in Haringey, and so we are asking all applicants to advise of their ethnicity and details on languages spoken, if they feel able to – applications from under-represented groups may be prioritised, should there be a surplus of suitable applications.

How to apply:
If you are interested in being considered for this role please complete the online application form found at the link below.

  • Application Form
  • Role Description (Helper)

If you have any questions about the course, voluntary role or application process, please email training@breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk or telephone our HR Advisor on 0844 412 0995.

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