Help to share important information. Pick an activity to give some time to: provide talks, keep people informed, help people check their hearing or find supporters and donors

You don’t need to be an RBL member or have links to the Armed Forces community to volunteer with us. You’ll be joining the UK's leading Armed Forces charity, the heart of a national network that supports our Armed Forces community through thick and thin – and helping ensure their unique contribution is never forgotten

The Youth Justice and Early Support Service (YJESS) works with children and young people aged between 8 and 17 years who are taking part in, or at risk of becoming involved in anti-social or offending behaviour and the victims of their crime/behaviour. Interested in Volunteering to provide support?

Empower and inspire children, young people and adults to overcome bullying behaviour. Help to recognise their self worth and achieve their full potential

By sharing personal experiences and supporting others through difficult times, Forum Support volunteers help develop a peer-led community, adding an incredibly valuable element to the support that Blood Cancer UK can offer people affected by blood cancer

The primary purpose of this role will be to support the safeguarding officers during pool sessions. The role is to supervise the poolside and changing areas during swimming

Help improve the wellbeing and quality of life for older adults. Bring your unique skills and ideas to life in a supportive environment

This is an interesting role for those who want to support their communities or wanting to work within criminal justice.  The tag line for the service is ‘no more victims’. By engaging an offender, they start taking accountability leading to less chance of reoffending

Marie Curie Volunteer Companion is a professional service provided by trained volunteers who offer one-to-one companionship and support to people with a terminal illness and their families

Volunteer to record the High Brown Fritillary, at its last remaining location in Wales, the Vale of Glamorgan. This data is used to inform decisions which help to conserve butterflies and moths, both locally and nationally

If you are a member of GVS your organisation is entitled to nominate a candidate for election to our Board of Trustees.  As stated in our governing document, at least two-thirds of the Board members are to be nominated by the GVS membership. The remainder will be recruited via open competition.  

GVS' FoodShare Pantry volunteer team has scooped up another award, this time for Best Community Group in the Bro Radio Community Awards.  

We’re looking for business professionals to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs. Could that be you?

Vacancy for a Volunteer Secretary – Trustees of Home Access Penarth.

Volunteering opportunities are available to both the younger and older age groups. Promoting volunteering across the Vale of Glamorgan, there are 100’s of opportunities available

Thinking about Volunteering? Here are 10 good reasons to Volunteer

Thank you to volunteers in the Vale of Glamorgan

Volunteers’ Week, a chance to thank volunteers for the brilliant contribution they make to volunteering

Volunteers’ Week, a time to say thank you. Read what Tenovus Cancer Care says

Everybody can volunteer. Whether you have an hour a few hours, a day per week. Whether you want to volunteer indoors or outdoors, we will find something just right for You