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Ready to make a difference to a young person's life? Team Up is seeking dynamic volunteers tutors to help transform the lives of disadvantaged pupils by building confidence, resilience and doubling their expected progress in English or maths.

Come and join our Youth Board! Are you aged between 15-25 with a passion for social change, leadership skills and having your opinions heard? Then please continue reading... We provide free services for children & young people across the Black Country. To continue our great work, we are now seeking a board of young people, who can advise and support us on how we can improve what we do.

Join our team of amazing fundraising volunteers and help us at various fundraising collections, special events and sporting challenges throughout the year.

A highly rewarding role, befrienders offer friendly and positive support to young carers (aged 8 -17), getting out and about, meeting regularly and offering a listening ear and understanding.

Support the organisation and delivery of activity days and outings for children with complex medical needs and their siblings.

Support children and young people with complex medical needs and special educational needs (and their siblings) at our inclusive activity clubs.

Youth Club Volunteers assist the Activities Lead to deliver our youth club for young people with complex medical needs and their siblings

Our Baby Bank Helpers support families during their visit to Little Village. At one of our busy sites, help families choose items their children will love. Volunteers also help to sort, check and prepare gifts of pre-loved donations. “The way I was treated was the most human and caring way, all the shame I felt before was gone once I arrived. Thank you for helping me and

Come and join our fun retail team! Whilst volunteering your time you’ll be helping us encourage the local community to provide care for more people through innovating and collaborating on ways to reduce, reuse, recycle and upcycle! In our shops you will have the opportunity to be involved in many aspects of the day-to-day running of the store.

The Fundraising Manager organises centralised fundraising such as major events and online initiatives. They also provide oversight to the Fundraising Officers within the chapters, ensuring they are supported and capable in their role, offering ideas, advice, assistance and ensuring legal compliance.

A character is someone to visiting children in hospitals or children with disabilities in the community, as a beloved children's character (think princesses/superheroes) to provide enrichment activities such as a meet and greet or a storytime.

Make a Smile Magic Makers help facilitate Make a Smile events by supporting characters at our visits to hospitals and to children in the community, be it facilitating interactions or running enrichment such as doing magic, arts and crafts or balloon animals!

We're a social club for adults with learning disabilities every other weekend. We have various themes to the nights and we need volunteers to make teas, organise a pool tournament, have a chat etc

On Sunday 21st April 2024 more than 300 runners are donning their Teenage Cancer Trust shirts and taking on 26.2 miles to raise funds for young people with cancer. Could you help to celebrate and encourage them by helping us make some noise at our cheer points along the route?

We’re looking for volunteers with a ready smile and a few hours to spare to collect donations at the Salford Triathlon and raise essential funds for Teenage Cancer Trust. We’re incredibly excited to have this opportunity to collect at what will be a very popular event.

Use your skills and experiences to meet a young person on a 1-2-1 basis and help on their journey to get to where they want to be. With 89% of the young people we work with saying that having a mentor has improved their life, your skills and experiences will have a positive impact.

You need to record the daily income and expense. You also need to maintain all the accounts

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

Working in a group to assess services aimed at children and young people

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.