City Splash is a reggae, dancehall and afrobeats festival which is packed with the best food and energy for Bank Holiday Monday!

Noisily is a holistic environment that feeds the mind, body and soul, offering spiritualism and opportunity for reflection in equal measure; a place where hedonism and self-awareness go hand-in-hand.

Brought to you by the organisers behind Coachella, All Points East returns to the beautiful Victoria Park in London spanning two weekends of eclectic music from across the world. Think big time headliners, beautiful spectacles and crowd singalongs.

Pioneering, intimate and truly innovative, Shambala Festival has perfectly blended creativity and participation for over two decades.

Bristol icons Massive Attack are taking to The Downs for a hometown spectacular!

More than a music concert, Forwards looks to challenge what metropolitan festivals can be today and how they can do good, from the inside out. The 2-day festival will harness the power of live events to bring people together for incredible music moments and positive change; through social initiatives and a space for activism and debate.

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

Our Pick and Pack team are based in one of our lively baby banks. Together we sort, check, and prepare pre-loved items for children. Volunteers create high-quality bundles of toys, clothes, and equipment to gift to families. “You can’t imagine the happiness I saw on my little girl’s face when she opened box. She found beautiful outfits, books and toys. I’m forever grateful to people who put it together”

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!

In 2021, more than 200 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.

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. Greet our runners at the finish line after their epic challenge and take them to our post race venue where they can relax and rest with food, drink and a massage.

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. Bring your photography skills and your camera to help ensure that the Teenage Cancer Trust team gets the images to help them treasure their memories of this momentous day.

Could you support our Internal Communications team in their mission to ensure our staff and volunteers are kept up to date with all things Teenage Cancer Trust?

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.

When the going gets tough for our #TeamARUK runners, and the final mile seems a long way off, we give them that extra encouragement they need to get across the finish line! In 2022 our Cheer Squads supported runners in events across the UK raising upwards of £1.5 million! So your help will be a key contributor to raising vital funds for dementia research. Join us Sunday 5th March for a great day

As an Independent Life Skills volunteer, you will be supporting the delivery of our Lifewise Programme. This role will focus on cooking and we need a volunteer to work with the young people to help them choose what meals to make, supervise and assist with the cooking, plating up the food and then also with washing and tidying up afterwards.

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.

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