Volunteering Opportunities
Check out the latest volunteering opportunities that have been shared with us
Volunteer as a Community Organiser, helping The Vegan Society coordinate events, lobby councillors on vegan issues, and help measure the impact of the charity.
Cancer Research UK are looking for paid event assistants and event merchandise coordinators to join the world’s leading charity dedicated to beating all types of cancer.
Volunteer as a Day Programme (Class Mentor), helping more young people realise their potential and succeed in the changing world of work.
Volunteer as a Student Ambassador, to help educate around and prevent harm from gaming and gambling.
Looking for either regular or occasional volunteering opportunities? Glow is looking for volunteers to help with supporting victims of domestic abuse.
Volunteer as part of Stoke City Council's Communities, Libraries and You (CLaY) project, helping welcome new members to groups, sharing their knowledge and teaching others to play Dungeons & Dragons.
Volunteer to help wrap presents to be gifted to local community members whose children may not get any presents this Christmastime.
Volunteer as a Park Tennis Activator, participating in volunteer-led, turn up and play, free community tennis sessions!
Volunteer as a Social Activity Coordinator for Changes Health & Wellbeing, planning a range of social activities that support children, young people and adults in the local area.
Volunteer as a team leader at the Newcastle-Under-Lyme branch of Cats Protection, rehoming and supporting cats and kittens.
Don't forget to keep your volunteering profile up to date with all of the great work that you have done, so that your hours of committment can be recognised in your Higher Education Achievement Report.
Volunteering News
Tips and advice on how to get involved and making the most of your volunteering time.
Term one has seen some truly inspiring fundraising from our students and student groups
Whilst it can be daunting looking at all the opportunities at your fingertips, it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are a few tips to find the right opportunity for you.
There are so many ways to get involved and gain some volunteering work experience. In today’s article, we’ll look at some local and national examples of organisations that you can volunteer with and make the most of any spare time you might have.
There are so many benefits to volunteering, and in this quick read, we’ll explore a couple of excellent benefits and reasons to consider volunteering.
This week is the Student Volunteering Network’s (SVN) “Student Volunteering Week” (Try saying that 5 times), and during this week, we’ll be looking at some useful tips and tricks to prepare you for any future volunteering you may wish to do. We’ll also be showing you some great local and national organisations that offer loads of volunteering opportunities.
Volunteering Resources
Click on the tiles below for all the resources you need to find the right volunteering opportunity for you, accessing your personal Volunteering Profile and more...