Volunteering
Leading and organising
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My Volunteering Story, Colin
My Volunteering Story, Colin Hear from Colin, who has volunteered with our RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Programme) for around thirty years. Colin shared some very special memories of his…
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#iWill Movement
Young people aren’t just the leaders of tomorrow. They have the energy, skills and ideas to change society and the environment for the better today. The #iwill Movement looks to enable youth…
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Brighter Futures
Brighter futures support young people across Scotland to access volunteering opportunities in their local community. We work closely with local charity partners to re-engage young people and work…
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Ipswich Hope Hack
Ipswich Hope Hack This initiative is supported by a collaboration between The Hope Collective, Volunteering Matters, the Ipswich Town Foundation, the Rio Ferdinand Foundation, the #iwill Movement,…
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In Conversation with George, NHS Driver (RSVP West)
Volunteer, George, tells us about his experience as an NHS volunteer driver with RSVP West.
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Youth social action
Youth social action empowers young people to lead change in their communities and shape the decisions that affect their lives. It builds confidence, skills and stronger connections between young…
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#iwill Movement Champion
If you’re 10-25, sign up to become one of our #iwill Champions. Or if you’re 26+, sign up as a general supporter. You’ll receive updates, opportunities and inspiring stories from us.
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Home Care Lay Assessor (Bristol)
Help improve home care services. In this role you will make contact with service users and/or family or friend and obtain relevant information regarding the quality of home care received.
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Match and Mentor Support Volunteer (King’s Lynn)
Match and Mentor in Kings Lynn provides support for individuals with learning disabilities and additional support needs.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder with volunteers across the UK
Hear from Rosemary, a volunteer for the RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteers Programme) at Volunteering Matters for nearly eight years.
