Our volunteers help us tremendously by carrying out a wide range of roles in person as well as in a remote capacity depending on the role across services, administration, fundraising and communications. 

Volunteers in our services help service users feel valued in their community and also help them to develop a sense of self-worth and confidence. Our service users come from a wide variety of backgrounds and have a range of complex issues. These may include mental health issues, domestic violence, bereavement, unemployment, alcohol and addiction issues, etc.

Those who volunteer by helping us with administration tasks and in our Fundraising & Communications Department, provide vital assistance in supporting the work of our services and to those experiencing homelessness.

Some of our most common roles include Kitchen assistance, Beauty/Arts services, language support, Budgeting, Befriending, Events support and Musicians, etc.

Part-time volunteers give a minimum of 2-4 hours per week.

Micro volunteering in a remote capacity and once off opportunities.

Full-time volunteers give 30+ hours per week, see European Solidarity Corps page for more information. These hours may vary depending on the specific role or volunteer’s availability.