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

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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

If you are interested in volunteering, there are lots of opportunities waiting for your help. Indoors or outdoors, we will find something for you

Without the work of the volunteers, the high brown fritillary butterfly would not have survived in the Vale of Glamorgan, which is now the only place in Wales where the high brown fritillary lives.

There are volunteering opportunities indoors and outdoors. You do not have to give all of your time to volunteering. Do you have a spare hour or a few hours?

Volunteering Opportunities are available for the younger age group. Indoor, outdoor opportunities. Make new friends and build on skills

See what GVS gardening volunteer, Wendy Carrie has to say about her volunteering

It’s Volunteers’ Week 2 - 8th June. If you are interested in volunteering, take a look at the short video. Your guide to getting started

If you would like to talk to some organisations and find out what they have to offer, visit our mini volunteering fayres across the Vale of Glamorgan

Talk first-hand to the volunteer co-ordinators about your volunteering interests. Visit us at Barry Library, Penarth Library, CF61 Llantwit Major and Cowbridge Lesser Town Hall

Find out more about volunteering at the Barry Island 10k on Sunday 15th June.

Paul Dunn is a long-term volunteer with Butterfly Conservation in the Vale of Glamorgan and former Senior Ranger at the Heritage Coast. 

The project aims to provide meaningful volunteering opportunities for adults with learning disabilities and mental health support needs, while also enhancing the biodiversity along the River Thaw in the Vale of Glamorgan.

We need people 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.

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Thinking about getting involved in Volunteering and have some questions? Have a look here and get your answers.