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We are looking for volunteers to help deliver our Belfast Talk and Support Group, could this be you? The Belfast Talk and Support Group meets at 11am on the second Thursday of the month at Caffe Nero, Fountain Centre, College Street, BT1 6ET. On completing your induction and training, you will be working with the existing volunteer to help run the group each month.

Golden Memories brings older Lambeth residents together for an afternoon and evening of 1950s and 60s music, dancing, conversation and hospitality. We want guests to feel welcome, comfortable and included, particularly those arriving alone. 

We're looking for volunteer minibus drivers who can drive our new accessible minibus to take our members on trips.

Help support our Centres by keeping them safe and efficient.

Support the Centre Team in any relevant activities to support our Member's activities.

Support members with Autism and Learning disabilities in their activities.

Sea Cadets are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated person to join its staff of Cadet Force Adult Volunteers. We are a established Sea Cadet unit that has provided life-changing opportunities for many young people. You'll assist or lead lessons, support with events or run competitions with young people aged between 9-18. Your experience and skills can help young people flourish – catering, archery, meteorology, navigation, orienteering, first aid, engineering, photography, marketing, football coaching, IT, social media, driving - there is no limit. Whatever your interest, you could bring it to Ross-On-Wye & Monmouth Unit. You could also share your skills out on the water with the next generation, through the opportunity to teach watersports such as kayaking, sailing, powerboating, canoeing, rowing and windsurfing. If you don’t have any watersport qualifications, we’ll provide you with all the equipment, training and the opportunity to gain national qualifications with the Royal Yachting Association, British Rowing and UK Paddle.

Mencap Together is a befriending service for people with a learning disability registered with the Mencap Trust Company. Befrienders are matched by interests and visit monthly to build a one-to-one connection and reduce isolation.

Our shops are a hive of activity. We want you to join our friendly team and help us to raise even more money, to help make the UK the best place in the world to live for a person with a learning disability. Apply today!

Our shops are a hive of activity. We want you to join our friendly team and help us to raise even more money, to help make the UK the best place in the world to live for a person with a learning disability. Apply today!

As a home-based MS Help Hub Volunteer, you’ll provide emotional support and practical information through telephone conversations. You’ll help people access services, resources and support in a welcoming, non-judgemental environment.

Do you love the buzz and excitement of a race day!  Can you smile, support and cheer on (loudly!) our runners and be a great ambassador for our cause?   

We are looking for friendly, curious and caring volunteers to support community workshops taking place primarily in Oadby & Wigston, North West Leicestershire & Hinckley. Join us in creating welcoming spaces where participants can explore museum objects, share their experiences, take part in creative activities, and connect with others.

Help bring one of Liverpool's biggest family fundraising events to life! Join our friendly volunteer team at Spooky Welly Walk and make a real difference while enjoying a fun-filled Halloween day in Sefton Park.

We are urgently looking for Shop Volunteers to help with serving customers, sorting and pricing goods, making displays, and other roles.

Help shape the future of a growing mental health charity. As our Trustee Treasurer, you'll provide strategic financial oversight, working alongside our Trustee Accountant and Board to help Walk N Talk 4 Mental Health grow sustainably and maximise its impact.

Use your safeguarding expertise to help Supporting Humanity maintain safe, effective practices for our volunteers and the people and communities we support.

Love driving? Make a difference by helping blind and partially sighted people get to local activities—enjoy good company while exploring your area!

Do you enjoy reading and want to make a real difference? As a Reader Volunteer, you’ll provide one-to-one support for blind and partially sighted people who need help with reading and writing. Whether it’s reading letters, filling in forms, or simply sharing a magazine or book aloud, your time and voice can make everyday life easier and more enjoyable.