Volunteer roles

Looking for a way to give back to your local community without a long-term commitment? Not sure exactly what you’d like to do, but know you want to help?

Sometimes we come across one-off community tasks that just need a few volunteers to give us a good old Yorkshire helping hand. We also know life can get very busy and people don’t always have time to commit to a regular volunteering role.

Being a Community Squad volunteer is a flexible way to get involved. You’ll find out when and where one-off tasks are happening near you, and you can choose to help whenever it suits. There’s no ongoing commitment, you’re in control.

As a Squad volunteer, you’ll regularly receive updates about opportunities across Yorkshire. There’s no obligation to sign up for any of them, but if something catches your eye, just put your name forward. We’ll send you all the details you need, and you simply turn up on the day!

Tasks vary widely, so there’s something for everyone. You might help at a community clean-up, plant spring bulbs, hand out leaflets, put out grit or clear a path when it’s snowed for a neighbour. Or you could be handing out popcorn at a cinema event, making cups of tea at a social club, supporting someone with their digital devices, creating glitter tattoos at a children’s event, or writing letters to customers who are isolated.

There will be lots of varied things to help with!

ENGINEERS/MAKERS

Across the UK, our 60+ local branches help disabled people live the lives they choose. Our network of skilled volunteers respond to thousands of requests each year to design and make customised equipment free of charge.

Our Engineer/Maker volunteers are at the very heart of what our local branches do. They use their practical skills and creativity to help people with disabilities live fuller and more independent lives.

What the role involves

This is a varied role where local need shapes what you’ll be working on, but it often includes:

• Designing and making pieces of equipment for individuals with specific needs

• Using your practical skills working with metal, wood, plastic, or electronics (or a combination of them)

• Attending a monthly meeting of the local branch.

We can support you to develop the skills you need for this role, and there’s an induction that covers all the areas above. You’ll also have chance to discuss your role and any additional needs with us.

What you’ll need for this role

Essential

• Practical experience in working with one of the above materials

• Comfortable working with people, listening to them and understanding their needs

• Able to apply our risk management system

• Able to apply disability, equality, and inclusion practices

• Able to keep people’s personal details safe

• Willing to follow REMAP policies and procedures and a commitment to our values

Desirable

• Access to your own tools and workshop (or can access these)

• Able to drive or have good transport links

You’ll also need to complete the induction checklist, as well as a DBS check and reference check.

Where will I volunteer?

This role is largely home based, but will generally also involve visiting clients out in the community. Your local branches hold in-person meetings once a month or so.

Time commitment

This varies quite a lot depending on which cases come in, how complex they are and whether they fit your skills and experience, but it’s essentially a flexible role and there are no set hours.

Why volunteer

When you volunteer with us, you join a community of committed people with a passion for helping to improve the lives of others. We’re a volunteer led organisation and we couldn’t do what we do without your hard work, skills and commitment.

N.B. We’ll reimburse any out-of-pocket expenses during your time with us.

VOLUNTEER BRANCH CHAIR/COORDINATOR

Across the UK, our 60+ local branches help disabled people live the lives they choose. Our network of skilled volunteers respond to thousands of requests each year to design and make customised equipment free of charge.

As your local Chair or Coordinator, you’ll take the lead in making sure your local branch works as effectively as possible. You’ll recruit, induct, and support other branch volunteers to make sure your branch’s activities meet the needs of your local disabled community.

You’ll bring your leadership, communication, organisation, and motivational skills to this role.

What the role involves

This is a varied role where local need shapes what you’ll be working on, but it often includes:

•  Coordinating the activities of our local branch to undertake and meet the needs of  referrals in your area

• Coordinating and chairing the branch meetings

• Leading the branch’s shared responsibility for planning and completing referrals

• Coordinating the recruitment, induction, and ongoing support of new local branch volunteers

• Working with your Treasurer or Finance Officer to approve branch accounts

• Ensuring the branch’s activities comply with policies to keep people safe

• Regularly communicate and act as a key contact between staff and volunteers

What you’ll need for this role

Essential

• Confident in leading and chairing a meeting

• Confident using Microsoft Office, the internet and email

• Willingness to attend local events to promote the charity’s work

• Ability to understand and follow external and internal policies and procedures

• Able to keep people’s personal details safe

• Willing to follow Remap policies and procedures – and a commitment to our values

Desirable

• Confident in communicating with different audiences, including decision-makers and volunteers

• Able to delegate and motivate the activities of others

• Enthusiastic about raising awareness of the charity’s work in the local area

• Willingness to develop skills and experience

You’ll also need to complete the induction checklist and reference check, and you may need a DBS check if you also have another client facing role.

Why volunteer

When you volunteer with us, you join a community of committed people with a passion for helping to improve the lives of others. We’re a volunteer led organisation and we couldn’t do what we do without your hard work, skills and commitment.

N.B. We’ll reimburse any out-of-pocket expenses during your time with us.

WANTED: THE REVENUE REBEL

ROLE: FUNDRAISING & PARTNERSHIPS VOLUNTEER

LOCATION: REMOTE / LONDON COFFEE SHOPS / BOARDROOMS

THE MISSION

PROJECT MONO is free for youth, but it isn’t free to run. We need gear, insurance, and the best creative mentors London has to offer. We skip the expensive buildings so every penny goes into the project—now we need someone to find those pennies (and pounds).

We need a Fundraiser who can tell our story in a way that makes people want to open their checkbooks. You’re the bridge between the "corporate world" and the "concrete reality."

THE GIG

• The Hunt: Identifying and applying for micro-grants, council funds, and "social value" pots.

• The Pitch: Building relationships with local London brands (clothing, music, tech) for sponsorship or equipment "in-kind."

• The Strategy: Developing "The Merch Drop" and other creative ways for the project to generate its own income.

• The Receipts: Helping us track our impact data so we can prove to donors that their money is changing lives.

ABOUT YOU

• You’re a closer. You know how to ask for money without making it awkward.

• You can write. You turn boring "funding criteria" into a compelling story about London’s future.

• You’re persistent. A "No" from a donor is just the start of the conversation for you.

• You believe that youth work deserves professional-grade funding.

THE COMMITMENT

Flexible and mostly remote. We need roughly 4-5 hours a week. Most of your work will be researching and writing, with occasional "Pitch Meetings" alongside the Project Manager.

THE PERKS

• The Blueprint: You’ll be a founding member of a lean, scalable non-profit.

• The Network: Direct access to London’s decision-makers and community leaders.

• The Win: Nothing beats the feeling of securing the funding that makes a 48-hour "Drop" happen.

HOW TO APPLY

Respond with:

1. The "Pitch": In 3 sentences, tell us why a brand like Nike or a local tech firm should give PROJECT MONO £1,000.

2. Your Record: Briefly mention any experience you have with sales, grants, or convincing people to back an idea.

3. The "Why": Why do you want to fund this project specifically?

PROJECT MONO. FUND THE FUTURE.

WANTED: THE CREW CHIEF

ROLE: VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT, ONBOARDING, EXPERIENCE & COACHING

LOCATION: THE STREETS / REMOTE

MISSION: PROTECT THE TEAM. EMPOWER THE MOVEMENT.

THE VIBE

PROJECT MONO is powered by people. Without our volunteers, we’re just an empty shopfront. We need a Crew Chief who lives to see others succeed. Your job is to find the best talent in London and make sure they have the tools, the confidence, and the "vibe" to change lives.

THE ROLE

You are the bridge between the project and the people.

• The Hunt: Recruiting local legends—from DJs to youth mentors—and getting them through the MONO gates.

• The Shield: Handling the "Needs Checks" (DBS, references, safeguarding) to keep the project tight and safe.

• The Coach: Providing 1-on-1 support and "vibe-checks" for our volunteers to prevent burnout and keep the energy high.

• The Culture: Onboarding new crew members so they don't just know the rules—they know the soul of the project.

ABOUT YOU

• A People Person: You can talk to anyone, from a nervous first-timer to a seasoned pro.

• High Empathy, High Standards: You care deeply about people, but you don't cut corners on safety or quality.

• Organised: You can manage the "Red Folder" of DBS checks and volunteer files without breaking a sweat.

• The Mentor: You love coaching others and helping them find their "Power Skill" within the project.

THE COMMITMENT

Flexible and agile. Roughly 5-6 hours a week. You’ll be busy during recruitment "waves" and present at our Signature Events to check in on the team.

THE PERKS

• The Architect of Culture: You decide how it feels to work for PROJECT MONO.

• Community Impact: You aren't just helping youth; you’re helping adults find purpose through volunteering.

• Leadership: You sit at the top table of the MONO leadership team.

HOW TO APPLY

We don't want a corporate HR manual. Respond with:

1. The "Vibe Check": How do you make a new volunteer feel like they belong in the first 10 minutes?

2. The "Safety" Bit: In your own words, why is the "Needs Check" (DBS/Safeguarding) the most important part of the job?

3. Your Story: What’s the best team you’ve ever been part of, and why?

PROJECT MONO. BUILT BY THE CREW.

WANTED: THE ARCHITECT OF THE CHAOS

ROLE: VOLUNTEER PROJECT MANAGER

LOCATION: VARIOUS LONDON "POP-UP" SITES / REMOTE

THE VIBE

PROJECT MONO is stripping youth work back to the basics. No permanent buildings, no massive overheads—just high-energy, short-term "drops" in the heart of London. We turn empty shops into studios and concrete wasteland into community hubs.

We need a Project Manager to build the scaffolding that lets our creativity fly.

THE ROLE

This isn't a "sit behind a desk" job. You’ll be the engine room of PROJECT MONO.

• Site Scouting: Finding and securing "meanwhile spaces" across London.

• Logistics: Making sure the gear, the crew, and the youth all arrive at the same place at the same time.

• Compliance: Keeping the "Red Folder" tight—safeguarding, risk assessments, and insurance.

• People Power: Managing our volunteer "Crew" and keeping the energy high.

ABOUT YOU

• You know London. You know its postcodes, its potential, and its problems.

• You are organised enough to run a spreadsheet but flexible enough to handle a last-minute venue cancellation.

• You don't need a high-vis vest to lead, but you know when to be professional.

• You believe youth provision should be raw, authentic, and free.

THE COMMITMENT

We are volunteer-run and agile. We don't expect 40 hours a week. We need someone who can commit to 5-8 hours a week, with a "boots-on-the-ground" presence during our Signature Events.

WHY JOIN US?

• Total Autonomy: You help build the blueprint of a movement from the ground up.

• Network: Connect with London’s top creatives, council leads, and community icons.

• Impact: See the immediate result of your work in the kids who walk through our doors.

HOW TO APPLY

Forget the 4-page CV. Send us a response with;

1. Your "London Story": Why do you care about this city's youth?

2. Your "Power Skill": What’s the one thing you’re better at than anyone else?

3. Your Availability: When can you start building?

PROJECT MONO. NO RED TAPE. JUST IMPACT.

WANTED: THE VOICE OF THE MOVEMENT

ROLE: COMMS & HYPE VOLUNTEER (SOCIALS + OUTREACH)

LOCATION: THE STREETS / DIGITAL

THE MISSION

PROJECT MONO doesn’t do "corporate announcements." We do drops. We do hype. We turn empty London spaces into something legendary, and we need someone to make sure the city hears the noise.

If you know how to make a grainy B&W video look like a cinematic masterpiece and can write captions that actually speak to a 16-year-old in South London, we want you.

THE GIG

• The Hype: Building anticipation for our "Signature Events" across IG, TikTok, and Discord.

• The Look: Guarding the B&W aesthetic. If it’s not high-contrast, it’s not MONO.

• The Groundwork: Getting out there. Chatting to the youth, the artists, and the community to capture the raw energy of our projects.

• The Narrative: Telling the story of our impact. Not through boring reports, but through visuals and voices.

ABOUT YOU

• You speak "London." You’re fluent in the culture, the music, and the visual language of the city.

• You’re a content machine. You can edit a reel in your sleep and know exactly when to hit "post."

• You’ve got a "people person" energy. You can walk into a room of strangers and walk out with 10 new followers for the project.

• You believe youth work should look as good as it feels.

THE COMMITMENT

This is a flexible, volunteer role. We need about 4-6 hours a week—mostly digital—with a requirement to be on-site during our events to capture the "Live Hype."

THE PERKS

• Creative Freedom: You own the social strategy. Total control over the MONO aesthetic.

• Access: Front-row seat to all our creative workshops and events.

• Portfolio: Build a killer brand identity from scratch that you can show to future employers.

HOW TO APPLY

Don't send a cover letter. Show us your vibe. Message us with:

1. A 30-second "Hype Clip": A video (B&W only) that captures the energy of your neighborhood.

2. The "Mono Caption": Write a 2-line caption for our first launch event.

3. Your "Handle": Show us your work or your personal curated feed.

PROJECT MONO. MAKE SOME NOISE.

WANTED: THE VISUAL ARCHITECT

ROLE: VOLUNTEER GRAPHIC DESIGNER & BRAND LEAD

LOCATION: REMOTE / THE STREETS

PALETTE: BLACK & WHITE ONLY. NO GREY AREAS.

THE MISSION

PROJECT MONO doesn’t do "corporate." We do high-impact, urban-style youth work that looks as sharp as it feels. We need a designer who can take our "Black & White" ethos and turn it into a brand that stands out on a brick wall, a smartphone screen, and a t-shirt.

You aren't just making a logo; you’re building the visual armor of a movement.

THE GIG

• The Identity: Finalizing the MONO logo and creating a "Brand Bible" (fonts, textures, grain).

• The Launch Kit: Designing the first wave of "Signature Event" posters and digital flyers.

• The Merch: Creating the "B&W" designs for our crew lanyards, t-shirts, and stickers.

• Social Assets: Building templates for our Comms/Hype Lead to ensure every "Drop" looks consistent.

ABOUT YOU

• A Minimalist with an Edge: You understand that "Less is More." You love brutalist design, stencil art, and high-contrast photography.

• Urban Minded: You know what looks good in London. You understand the "Street" aesthetic and how to make it feel premium yet accessible.

• Tool Kit: You’re a pro with the Adobe Suite (Illustrator/Photoshop/InDesign) or Canva/Figma, and you know how to export for both print and digital.

• The Visionary: You don’t just take orders; you bring ideas. You want to create something that people actually want to wear.

THE COMMITMENT

Flexible and task-based. We need a heavy lift during the Launch Phase (to get the brand ready), then a few hours a month to support the "Signature Event" drops.

THE PERKS

• Portfolio Gold: This is a rare chance to build a brand identity from the ground up for a project that actually matters.

• Creative Freedom: Within the "Black & White" constraint, the floor is yours.

• Legacy: Your designs will be the first thing a young person sees when they discover PROJECT MONO.

HOW TO APPLY

Forget the CV. We need to see your eye. Respond with:

1. 3 B&W Samples: Show us three pieces of work that fit the "Urban/Minimalist" vibe.

2. The "Mono" Concept: In one sentence, tell us how you would make a black-and-white flyer "pop" on a crowded London street.

3. The Tools: What’s your go-to software?

PROJECT MONO. DESIGN THE IMPACT.

Trees for Cities

Salary: Voluntary role, reasonable expenses reimbursed

Location: London with flexibility

Closing Date: 11 March 2026

Trees for Cities is an independent national charity that empowers people to plant and care for trees in towns and cities, targeting places where they have the greatest impact for people and nature. Through trees, we connect people to nature, enrich lives and create leafy, liveable places for today and future generations. In a world facing unprecedented threats from climate change, biodiversity loss and disconnection from nature, our work has never been more urgent.

Since 1993, Trees for Cities has engaged 260,000 people to plant and care for almost 2 million trees across 100 urban areas in the UK and overseas. We are proud to operate at the intersection of social and environmental justice, focusing on communities with the least access to green space and the benefits it brings. To deepen this work, we have developed a new five-year strategy (2025–2030) with the goal of creating a Movement for Urban Trees and Tree Equity. As we enter this ambitious new strategic phase, the new Chair will play a leading role in overseeing its successful embedding and impact.

This is a rare opportunity to lead the Board of a dynamic, growing charity at a pivotal moment. Our Trustees are recruited for their diverse skills and perspectives, and we are proud of our strong governance practices and healthy Board culture. Together, we provide constructive challenge and meaningful support to the executive team, guided by the organisational values that sit at the heart of how we work. We are seeking an exceptional individual to become our next Chair, continuing this work, offering strategic leadership and robust governance to ensure Trees for Cities continues to thrive and grow in impact.

You will bring Board-level experience, including as a Chair, Vice Chair and/or Trustee/Non-Executive Director, and a proven ability to chair Board or committee meetings effectively. With strategic vision and the confidence to navigate complexity, you will demonstrate excellent communication and interpersonal skills, build consensus and manage diverse perspectives. You will bring a supportive and empowering approach, with a coaching style of leadership that empowers and enables others to thrive. Experience in the environmental, sustainability or urban greening sectors is desirable but not essential; what matters most is your ability to lead with integrity, inspire others and drive impact.

We want our Board to reflect the diversity of the communities we serve and particularly welcome applications from individuals from Black, Asian or other minority ethnic backgrounds, disabled people, and those with lived experience of environmental or social injustice. If you are motivated to help shape our next chapter and bring the leadership and experience to guide our ambition, we encourage you to apply.

To read more about our work, the role and how to apply, please download the full appointment brief below.

People Beyond Profit on-line conversations: 17 March - 15 April 2026

CEO online ‘fireside’ conversations: 17 – 24 March 2026

Trees for Cities Interview Dates: 

• First stage in-person trustee panel: 27 April 2026

• Final stage coffee with CEO and current Chair on one of the following: 28, 29 April, 5, 6 May 2026.

We are looking for up to three talented people to bring wider expertise to our board and complement the skills of our elected pharmacists and the Chair, Joe Irvin OBE. Our Trustees will help steer our strategic direction and ensure the good governance and financial wellbeing of the College.

With a proud history of more than a century, the Royal Pharmaceutical Society is now transforming itself into the Royal College of Pharmacy, a registered charity providing public benefit, to sit alongside the other medical royal colleges. This change is due in Spring 2026.

As we already have expertise in pharmacy, this is not a requirement however one of the new trustees must have specialist expertise in charity finance.  This is a voluntary role, and you would be expected to attend formal board meetings (in person and online) four times a year – and annually for a full-day strategic review and planning session. Trustees serve for a term of up to three years with an option for appointment for a further two terms.

Principal Duties as a Board Member:

• Contribute actively to the Board, in giving firm strategic direction to the charity, setting overall policy, defining goals and setting targets and evaluating performance against agreed targets

• Ensure that the charity complies with its governing document, charity law, company law and any other relevant legislation or regulations

• Ensure that the charity pursues its mission, as defined by the objects in its governing document and uses its resources exclusively for the delivery of that mission

• Ensure effective and efficient administration of the charity

 Person Specification:

• Demonstrable strategic leadership – with ability to focus on long-term direction and outcomes rather than operational detail

• Experience leading or advising organisations through growth, change, or uncertainty

• Experience within or exposure to sectors with particular sensitivities or complexities, e.g. healthcare, membership, safeguarding or equality-focused work.

• It would be desirable to bring expertise in any of the following areas: change management, marketing and communication, commercial success of a trading subsidiary, safeguarding, education, professional accreditation

• Knowledge of the wider healthcare environment and in particular patient voice would also be an advantage.

About The RPS:

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) is the professional leadership body for pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists in Great Britain. We support pharmacists in their education and development, promote pharmacy in the media and government, and lead the way in medicines information across Great Britain and around the world. Our mission is to put pharmacy at the forefront of healthcare. Our vision is to become the world leader in the safe and effective use of medicines.

To apply, please send a CV or Profile and a supporting statement via the link on our website. We are committed to making the application process inclusive.

1. Briefly describe how your skills, experience and personal qualities make you a good candidate for this role. Refer to the role description and person specification for inspiration. (800-word limit)

2. Your specific areas of expertise that will be beneficial to our board of trustees

Each candidate will be shortlisted based on merit, and interview and appointment selection will be strictly based on the agreed selection criteria. The Equality Act 2010 permits reasonable adjustments that may give preferential treatment to an individual with a disability.

Citizens Advice Winchester District is a dynamic, values-led, and award-winning local charity which is passionate about creating a fairer society for all.

We do this by helping people to resolve a wide range of problems they’re facing, so that everyone can achieve a good quality of life.Every year, we provide free, confidential and impartial advice on issues such as debt, housing, benefits and employment advice to people across the Winchester district, many of whom are in desperate or challenging situations and have nowhere else to turn. We may also suggest to our clients' other agencies that may be helpful to them, depending on their individual circumstances.

Our greatest asset is our dedicated team of staff, volunteers and trustees, who also advocate for lasting policy change both locally and nationally. To help us in our work, we are seeking an additional 3-4 trustees to complete our board and help us lead the charity over our next phase of strategic development.

The role  

We want our board to have a diverse range of experiences and backgrounds and are looking for strategic thinkers with a commitment to good governance and a willingness to work collaboratively and challenge constructively. Previous experience of Citizens Advice, or of being a Trustee (or equivalent), would be advantageous, but the commitment and enthusiasm to help us shape the work and strategic direction of our forward-thinking charity is essential. 

We would be particularly interested to hear from people with experience in HR (especially those with current CIPD membership), Charitable Trust and Foundation fundraising, and change management.

We are committed to being an inclusive workplace and we value diversity - we welcome and encourage applications from all walks of life, whatever your background or situation.

This is an exciting opportunity to be able to influence the direction of our charity, making a real difference. You will work alongside passionate and skilled colleagues and use your experience to create positive change for thousands of people in the Winchester district every year.

We look forward to hearing from you! 

Taunton Brewhouse is looking for trustees from all backgrounds.  Key is sharing our vision for a bold, brilliant cultural venue in Taunton, adding to our existing skills and expedrience and prepared to to play an active role in meeting the challenges ahead.

If you have experience in general management and/or in HR, marketing or fundraising do get in touch.   We also seek a lead trustee on finance - please see separate announcement.

As a trustee, you'll share responsibility for:

• agreeing strategy and goals for Taunton Brewhouse
• appointing and setting salaries for senior management
• giving oversight and support to management
• paying attention to financial management
• ensuring due diligence in all regulatory matters including safe-guarding
• ensuring a robust approach to management of risk.

You'll attend Board meeting although much work is carried out in projects or committees.  You'll be an ambassador for Taunton Brewhouse and support our wider endeavours through attending press and community events.

There are 5 formal meetings pa held in evenings at Taunton Brewhouse.  Other meetings are generally in the day and are organised around the diaries of those involved.  We also aim for an annual 'away-day' to enable trustees time to reflect, plan and develop the organisation and themselves.

Please note that exceptional expenses are paid by prior agreement.

We aim to be in touch quickly both those who make a full application and those who prefer an informal initial discussion. 

Our Second Home (OSH) is the UK’s youth movement of people with refugee backgrounds. We have welcomed over 600 young people from 50 countries to our activities in London, Essex and Bristol.

Mission

For young people with refugee experience to build community, become leaders and flourish into adulthood in the place they call home. Through transformative activities, our members take control of their lives and create meaningful change for themselves and their wider community.

About This Role

OSH is at a pivotal point in its development.

Over the past few years, OSH has grown from a small, founder-led organisation into a national movement with increasing reach, complexity, and ambition. Our income has risen from £250,000 to £500,000, our staff and volunteer base is expanding, and our programmes are reaching more young people than ever before.

OSH now needs confident, experienced, and future-focused governance that can support scaling while protecting the culture, values, and relational way of working that make the organisation distinctive.

Your role will involve 4 main areas:

1. Board Leadership and Governance
2. Strategy and Organisational Leadership
3. CEO Support, Appraisal, and Accountability
4. External Representation and Engagement

More information is in the recruitment pack attached.

About You

Essential

• Significant experience in organisational and strategic leadership, ideally including guiding a charity or mission-driven organisation from small to medium scale
• A proactive and forward-thinking mindset, demonstrating the ability to anticipate potential issues and risks while identifying opportunities.
• Strong understanding of good governance, with the confidence to lead a board and hold senior executives to account
• Experience of or exposure to fundraising, financial sustainability, and organisational development
• The ability to balance support and challenge, particularly in a Chair - CEO relationship
• Commitment to OSH’s mission and values, including a genuine willingness to engage with and be guided by those with lived experience of the asylum system
• Highly organised and dynamic, with the ability to prioritise the effective use of Board time, facilitate the timely and focused distribution of information, and ensure appropriate follow-up to Board decisions.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, with the emotional intelligence to lead inclusively, collaboratively, and sensitively

Desirable

• Lived experience of asylum or forced migration
• Previous experience as a Chair or Vice-Chair of a charity or similar organisation
• Experience working with youth-led or lived-experience-led organisations
• Familiarity with safeguarding in youth or community settings

Join us as a Volunteer Yard Assistant at one of our four rescue and rehoming centres where rescued horses begin their journey to a brighter future – receiving the expert, compassionate care they need to heal and thrive.

As a Volunteer Yard Assistant you’ll play an important role in supporting the smooth running of our yards by helping with day to day tasks. Your contribution will allow our expert grooms to focus on rehabilitating horses and preparing them for a loving new home.

This is a physically active role where you’ll get to be part of a friendly and inclusive team, experience the satisfaction of making a real difference, and have opportunities to be involved in other charity activities, such as open days. While horse handling may be limited, the sense of purpose, teamwork, and enjoyment are unlimited!

If you’re reliable, enthusiastic and enjoy working as part of a team, we’d love to hear from you. Our centres are currently looking for volunteers to help on the following days:

• Glenda Spooner Farm in Somerton, Somerset: Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and Fridays from 9am to 11am, with the option to stay on until 1pm once established.
• Hall Farm in Snetterton, Norfolk: Any day except Tuesdays.
• Penny Farm in Blackpool, Lancashire: Saturdays and Sundays from 8am to 1pm or 2pm to 4.30pm.