Top Volunteering Opportunities

Clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene are basic human rights and crucial for overcoming poverty. Basic human rights a normal part of daily life for everyone, everywhere, but they aren’t.

Mental Health Services for Older People (MHSOP) provide dignified and respectful person centred care that meets individual needs, support choice and enhances well-being to: people with moderate to severe dementia who present with behaviour and/or psychiatric symptoms; people with severe late onset mental illness who present after the age of 65 years.

Everyone enjoys a tasty meal and nowhere is good food and drinks more important than at a hospice that cares for patients living with terminal illness. As a Refreshment and Catering Volunteer aged 16+, your role will be varied and rewarding.

Community Safety Support Volunteers to Support the Delivery of Key Safety Messages about Home Safety and Road Safety Education.

Volunteer to Help Prevent Homelessness

MaDCaff is a Disability Arts Cymru project that organises pop-up cafes, open mic events to provide opportunities for people affected by mental illness to showcase their musical talents and support others to do the same.

Volunteer Befrienders aged 16+ are required to spend time on a one to one basis with residents involving them with activities as and when required.

Volunteers aged 25+ are required to deliver library books to housebound readers. You will also spend time in conversation with customers to find out what type of books they like. Based at one of our libraries in the Vale, you will, with the support of library staff, select and deliver books to our housebound readers.

Citizens Advice Witness Service Court Volunteers provide practical and emotional support and information to witnesses so that they feel valued, respected and informed and able to give their best evidence in court.