Why Volunteer?

Volunteering offers many benefits not only to the community but also to the individual who chooses to give their time and energy. Whether you are young or old, the impact you can make is profound and far-reaching. 

Types of Volunteering:

Regular Volunteering: This involves a commitment to volunteer on a regular basis for a specific amount of time or period. An example is being a volunteer advisor with Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB), Befriending, Sports Coaching.

Flexible Volunteering: This type of volunteering allows you to contribute as and when you can, or even from home. Examples include updating websites or blogging, Helping at a foodbank, Serving meals, Fundraising.

One-off Opportunities: These are short-term volunteering opportunities such as helping out at sporting events, festivals and community events.

Internships: These enable you to learn specific skills through a structured program, such as working with the Wildlife Trust on an environmental project.

Mentoring: This involves sharing your experience and knowledge to help others, guiding them in their personal or professional journeys.

Being a Trustee: As a trustee, you will be involved in the governance and aims of a charity, ensuring it meets its goals and operates effectively.