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Our befriending service links disabled young people with a one-to-one volunteer 'buddy' that they can spend time with doing something they both enjoy.

An individual that we support in one of our learning disability residential services is looking for a volunteer to read and chat with. The person is non-verbal and non-tactile.

Shout is a 24/7 UK mental health support text service. By texting ‘85258’ a texter will be put in touch with a trained volunteer. The service is designed to give people space to go from a hot moment to a cool calm. We aim to make a meaningful connection so our texters feel heard and understood.

As a Guide, you'll lead a group of 3-4 children on a tour of 18 ‘safety themed’ scenarios. With the aid of a script (as well as using props, lighting, and sound effects), you’ll encourage the children to get involved in spotting lots of hazards, in a variety of day-to-day situations.

As Host, you’ll meet and greet Year 6 primary school classes and provide a brief introductory talk. After putting the children into their groups, you’ll remain with the teachers/parent helpers whilst the children take their tour.

Our amazing team of volunteers help us run over 100 shops across England and Wales.

We are looking for volunteers to work at the Fan zones in Bristol during this September's Women's Rugby World Cup and would love to hear from you.

Are you friendly, sociable, and looking to make a positive impact? A fun-loving and independent individual we support in our Bishopston supported living service is looking for a volunteer to join him for relaxed, social activities in the community.

Join our community of bike recyclers and repairers, and enhance your maintenance skills along the way. No experience necessary and no need to book.

Join Fresh Air Thursdays—a flexible outdoor volunteering program for UWE students (16–25). Enjoy eco-crafts, sustainable food-growing, campfire cooking, and mindfulness. Enhance your CV, meet new people, and grow in nature—just minutes from St George’s Park.