Walk For A Cure is an brand new event for everyone impacted by dementia. A cure is within our grasp, together we can make it happen. In supporting this event, volunteers will be creating a platform through which friends & family can gather, share and make a lasting difference to dementia for future generations. Roles include: Greeter, Marshal and Event Village Helper.

RESULTS campaigners take action locally to fight global poverty – using their voices to change the world.

Telephone support to residents across Cambridgeshire to prevent loneliness and isolation.

The Centrepoint Activities Team work with services and young people to organise engagement opportunities including arts and sports activities. The aim of these activities is to encourage participation, reduce isolation and build confidence of the young people. You will gain support and supervision from the Activities Team to allow you to thrive in this role.

Centrepoint Helpline is a national helpline which provides information and advice to under 25’s who are homeless or at risk of homeless. They respond to both calls, emails and web chats from young people. Find out what it takes and more about the Centrepoint Helpline in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFVJKMHOeJI

To help with running day to day activities of Tamil Learning and sports activities

The Cancer Research UK London Winter Run is a 10k challenge through the heart of the city. We need enthusiastic, proactive individuals, who are prepared to support the event in a variety of roles. These range from giving participants a great send off at the start, directing runners on route or donning a costume to entertain them at the finish (and much more)!

As a Hosting Volunteer you will have bags of enthusiasm and enjoy the company of others, meeting and greeting, helping others and are highly sociable with the ability to work in a team.

Could you help to celebrate, cheer, wave and encourage more than 400 runners donning their Teenage Cancer Trust shirts and taking on 26.2 miles to raise funds for young people with cancer.

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers who can help us to support families with children with complex medical needs by helping families access and use our Sensory Centre in Orpington.

We welcome local volunteers who would like to befriend our elderly residents, assist and support activity sessions in the care home.

At the care home, many residents enjoy spending time chatting to others, talking about the things that are important to them. If you would like to help through volunteering, please contact us.

Our beautiful 60 bedded care home is located in a picturesque rural village on the outskirts of Oxford. Welcoming volunteers who want to help support our residents with social activities, events etc..

We would like a volunteer who enjoys gardening to help revamp our care home's garden. Primarily to make our garden space more colourful and vibrant through helping with planting and weeding.

Stunning 60 bedded care home welcoming volunteers who want to help support our residents with leisure and social activities, befriending, gardening, events and in the kitchen.

Become a buddy to a young person with a disability in the Richmond or Kingston Borough. Help them to find independence in the community by travelling with them to activities in their local area.

We are looking for volunteers with a ready smile and a few hours to spare to go along to support the ALDI Chelmsford 5k & 10k runs and raise essential funds for Teenage Cancer Trust.

We are incredibly lucky to have amazing supporters doing amazing things to help raise money to support our work. At the Bath Half Marathon 2019 we want to give supporters the best possible experience

We are looking for some amazing individuals who can smile and collect donations as Bucket Bosses at Asda store in Straiton.