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Our Kitchen Crew volunteers ensure that our adventures are possible by creating nutritious meals for the children, running cooking workshops for the young people and you also have the option to go out on the activities too!

As many of our young people would be unable to get to a central meeting point, we go and pick them all up from their houses at the start of the project and drop them off again at the end.

As a Group Leader, you’ll gain invaluable experience working with a dynamic range of truly incredible children to help them have a break and a chance to get continual positive adult support.

This opportunity is open to any volunteers who have completed at least one residential project and are 18 years or older. Mentoring offers the opportunity to create a unique and long-term bond with one of the young people we support.

We’re looking for a new Volunteer Administration Officer full time, for 1 year to support the smooth running of our day-to-day volunteering activities at Westonbirt, The National Arboretum. At Westonbirt our activities are supported by over 300 passionate volunteers, covering over 20 varied roles.

Help us to dance through the darkness, by clapping, cheering and supporting our Walkers at our MoonWalk this year!

Our Lotus Community works alongside the City of Edinburgh Council to provide accommodation for 14 young people (aged 16-18), who are unaccompanied asylum-seekers. They come from a variety of different countries. You will support the residents while they await a decision on their 'leave to remain'.

To provide emotional support to people who have experienced rape and/or sexual abuse at any time in their lives. You can volunteer from home or in the office in central Bristol. Full training and support provided to volunteers to be part of a friendly and impactful organisation.

The Library of Things movement is growing across the globe. You will be responsible for welcoming members and visitors to the Library of Things, organising and looking after our Things, and using a computer to check items in and out as they are borrowed.

The Get Growing Garden Trail returns on the weekend of 20 & 21 September 2025, opening the gates to some of Bristol’s most inspiring fruit and veg gardens. As ever, we’re looking for a team of volunteer photographers to help us capture the magic over the weekend!