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Could you be the friendly face of your local British Heart Foundation shop? With support around you and full training provided, you will be processing sales through the till as a volunteer cashier, talking to customers and thanking every donor - helping us continue to fund life saving research. This is a customer focussed role where you will meet and interact with a wide range of people.

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.

The Schools Disability Awareness Assistant plays a key role in supporting the delivery of engaging and interactive workshops that promote disability awareness and inclusion among children and young people. Volunteers will visit local primary and secondary schools to help promote understanding, empathy, and inclusive attitudes towards people with disabilities. The Lead Volunteer will lead the session and multiple assistants will help them engage with the children.

We are looking for a passionate and engaging individual to join our team as a Secondary School Lead, delivering Disability awareness workshops to young people across secondary schools and sixth forms in Richmond and South West London. Volunteers will visit local primary and secondary schools to help promote understanding, empathy, and inclusive attitudes towards people with disabilities. The Lead Volunteer will lead the session and multiple assistants will help them engage with the children.

We are looking for a proactive and purpose-driven Volunteer Fundraising Assistant to support the growth of our fundraising activities. This role would suit someone who believes in our mission and enjoys turning ideas into action. We're particularly interested in someone with experience in fundraising, especially writing grant applications, although we're happy to hear from people with transferable skills and a willingness to learn. Working closely with the Fundraising Manager, you'll help us secure funding so we can reach more people and expand our impact.

Be the Difference. Protect Your Community. Start Your Policing Journey. Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes to wear the uniform?

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.

Across the UK, Shine supporters are getting ready to walk a marathon, half marathon or 10K through the night to raise vital funds for research into preventing, diagnosing and treating cancer. But our participants couldn’t cross the finish line without the passion and energy of an amazing team of volunteers like you. Whether you’re going solo, bringing a friend or are part of a larger group, your support powers our events and helps make progress possible.

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.

Did you know that one female cat can be responsible for 20,000 descendants in just five years? Join Cats Protection as a volunteer and help feral and farm cats to live healthier, happier lives. Trap, neuter and return (TNR) is the most humane and effective way to manage feral cats and we are looking for welfare enthusiasts to join the team covering South London- ideally Croydon or Sutton.

Could you use your voice to help tell stories that really matter? As a Media Volunteer with Christian Aid, you’ll help bring powerful, real-life stories to life—sharing how supporters across the UK are creating change and challenging poverty. Whether it’s capturing moments from local events or shaping stories for media, you’ll play a key role in helping more people see the impact and feel inspired to act.

The Aaron Opoku Foundation (AOF) Mentorship programme is seeking a volunteer Fundraising Events Co-ordinator to support our summer fundraising events.

Do you enjoy being outdoors, getting your hands dirty, and helping things grow? Join Seeability as a Gardening Volunteer and support people with learning disabilities, autism, and sight loss to enjoy gardening, nature, and time outdoors. Whether you’re green-fingered or simply enjoy a bit of fresh air and teamwork, this is a fun and rewarding way to make a real difference.

Do you enjoy being outdoors, getting your hands dirty, and helping things grow? Join Seeability as a Gardening Volunteer and support people with learning disabilities, autism, and sight loss to enjoy gardening, nature, and time outdoors. Whether you’re green-fingered or simply enjoy a bit of fresh air and teamwork, this is a fun and rewarding way to make a real difference.

Friendly drivers needed to take the people we support out to activities, appointments and outings for a few hours a week. Volunteers will be accompanied by a member of staff and will not need to to use their own cars.

Deputy Area Coordinators support the Area Coordinator in the day-to-day management of North West First Responder Group activities within their local area. They help coordinate volunteers, assist with community engagement and fundraising activities, support local projects, and help ensure the area operates effectively. This is an ideal opportunity for someone looking to develop leadership experience while making a positive impact within their community.

Area Coordinators lead and support North West First Responder Group volunteers within their local area. They are responsible for volunteer welfare, local operations, community engagement, fundraising activities, and ensuring the area operates in line with the charity's values, policies, and objectives. This rewarding leadership role provides an opportunity to develop a local team, build community partnerships, and help deliver the charity's mission across your area.