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Welcome to our final installment in our series of articles to help you find the ideal volunteer role for you. See our other articles in the series for steps 1-3. You should now be in a good position to identify which roles you may want to apply to! Now is the time to look at the role description and evaluate if the specific tasks are suitable for you. Volunteering can provide opportunities for new

In this series, we have been sharing our top tips for finding the volunteer role that is right for you. Check out our previous articles for step one (identify your goals) and step two (prioritise your interests).Our third step is considering your lifestyle.Volunteering can be really rewarding, but it (usually) requires a level of commitment and effort. This is why it is important that any role you

Now that you have considered your goals (see our previous article for more on this), the second step in findinf the right volunteer role for you is priorisiting your interests. Volunteering in a role with allows to you explore your interests is a great way to enjoy your role and stay motivated. If cooking is a hobby of yours, why not help with cooking for community dinners? If your passion is hist

With so many volunteering roles available, we understand that it can be hard to decide which roles to apply to! If you are not sure where to start, we hope that this series of news articles can help.  The first step is identify your goals. Volunteering is a great way to achieve your goals - whether they are smaller, day to day goals or longer-term life goals. That is why figuring out what you want