Would you like to give advice, increase confidence and provide a number of opportunities to a young person in Cardiff?  Would you want to support a young person’s future and career goals? This September and October, One Million Mentors are setting up their 2nd year of mentoring programs doing just that in secondary schools.

Want to volunteer but don’t know where to start? Volunteering Wales can connect you with the organisations that need you. Volunteering Wales is free for anyone to use, and already used by hundreds of organisations to advertise their volunteering opportunities, and it couldn’t be simpler to register.

NCI St Donat’s Bay station is currently appealing to the local community who may be interested in applying to volunteer approximately 20 hours per month at the NCI St Donat’s Bay Coastwatch station from September 2024. Volunteers will receive all the training they need to become fully qualified NCI Watchkeepers.

Greenlinks Community Transport provides a friendly, professional community travel service at a low cost to individuals and community groups within the Vale of Glamorgan. If you enjoy driving and want to get involved in your local community, then you may be interested in becoming a Greenlinks volunteer driver.

Swim support for individuals with disabilities

Use your skills to help us

Make a difference to people living with sight loss

Supporting food waste and food insecurity

Mentoring young people

Taking a stand against bullying

Gathering people’s views and experiences

Here to chat about volunteering

Providing emotional, practical support

Supporting learning disabilities

Supporting mental health

Raising money for life-saving research

Listening to Young People

Are you passionate about enabling people to live independently in their own homes? If so, come and help us run our charity. 

The new and improved Volunteering Wales website is a simple, effective and completely free way for organisations to recruit and manage volunteers. Managed by TSSW (Third Sector Support Wales), Volunteering Wales links volunteers with the voluntary organisations that need them, and it couldn’t be simpler to take advantage of it.

On Monday 3rd June, the first day of Volunteers’ Week, Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) celebrated its priceless volunteers with an Afternoon Tea at its CF61 Community Centre in Llantwit Major. This was no ordinary afternoon tea with almost thirty of GVS’ volunteers attending