24 March 2016 | Volunteering | Back to Blog
This week’s top five volunteering opportunities
1.Wilton Way
Where: E8
When: 2nd April and 16th April
Commitment Level: One-off opportunities
On the 2nd April Wilton Way are hosting the Hackney Deaf Childrens Society Easter Egg Hunt from 2.00-4.30pm. They are looking for some volunteers to help set up the hunt and assist the families in finding eggs around the community garden.
On the 16th April they are hosting a Big Dig event, organised by Capital growth. For more information about this, click here.
For more information, email wiltonsway@gmail.com.
2.Girlguide Group
Where: St Hilda’s East Community Centre
When: Tuesdays 4.30-6.30pm
Commitment Level: Regular Commitment
A new east end Guide group is currently being set up, focusing on building girls’ confidence, raising aspirations and having fun in a girl only space. They need enthusiastic volunteer Leaders, Assistant Leaders, Helpers and Occasional Helpers to join our team to run this new group. This volunteering option is for women only. For more information and to register your interest please contact Kim by emailing kim@sthildas.org.uk.
3.Trussell Trust
Where: Various
When: Various
Commitment Level: Various
The Trussell Trust runs a network of over 400 foodbacks, giving emergency food and support to people in crisis across the UK. To learn more and to get started, click here.
4.Alternative therapies for substance users
Where: HMP High Down
When: Various
Commitment Level: Regular Commitment
They are looking for volunteers to work with clients (prisoners) on the Substance Misuse Unit. Ideally they would like volunteers who are trained to deliver alternative therapies such as deep tissue massage and yoga/relaxation. They would like someone who can commit to delivering these sessions either twice or three times per month (Monday-Friday). For more information, click here.
5.Green Thursday Volunteers
Where: Wycombe Rye Lido Car Park
When: Thursday Morning
Commitment Level: Low – Can attend as few or as many sessions as you please
The Chiltern Rangers are looking for volunteers to help them care for the local environment and woodlands. The work varies each week but is all focused around conservation. Find out more here.