Volunteering

The role is to undertake non-emergency planned patient journeys conveying patients who can walk unaided or with minimum assistance. You must be the owner of a car with minimum four doors and is fully comprehensive insured (you may need to notify your insurer).

This organisation provides a self-help group for recovery from alcohol and substance misuse. During Covid-19, whilst there is no face to face volunteering available, they have adapted their volunteering roles to be on line or by telephone.

You can make a difference to the lives of people with arthritis in Wales. You'll also learn new skills, have fun and meet new people... when Covid-19 restrictions are lifted and it is safe to do so.

We are looking for volunteers who have an interest in gardening, gardening skills, listening, good communication, commitment and a supportive and non-judgemental attitude to people who have experienced dependencies to alcohol and drugs. We are based in Llanharan and reimburse travel expenses.

We have a range of opportunity available for volunteers who might want to support their communities and help with Covid-19 Volunteering.

By becoming a community reserve volunteer, you will help your community get back on track in the event of a major local emergency. This may be particularly important right now and we are working with the authorities to support the Covid-19 response in the best possible way.

Dean Farm Trust is a registered charity and animal sanctuary, based in Chepstow. We provide a home for life to over 200 rescued residents, saved from abuse, neglect, abandonment and slaughter.

Volunteer as a Helpline Information Officer to support your local community during the Coronavirus outbreak. We are also looking for Welsh speakers to so we can offer callers this option too.

You can really make a difference to people affected by macular disease by offering them a friendly listening ear.

Could this be a new start for you? Is it time to make a change?