Your Community
Be healthier and happier in 2018, by helping to make Glasgow a better place:
- There are many foodbanks across Glasgow providing much-needed support to those affected by poverty. You can find your local Trussell Trust foodbank here and searching on Facebook is often a good way of finding others in your local area.
- Join together with your neighbours on issues affecting your local area by joining/attending/supporting your local Community Council (opens in new tab)
- Help to care for your local green spaces by joining your nearest ‘Friends of…’ group (opens in new tab) or join the Neighbourhood Improvement Volunteers (opens in new tab) or view our listings of the latest environment opportunities
- Feel safer: find out how some quick, easy steps can help you - by hitting the big green “join” button at Neighbourhood Watch Scotland (opens in new tab)
- Support grassroots sport in your area by joining forces with Eddie Izzard via joininuk.org or contact Glasgow Sport
None of these doing it for you? Then why not search for further opportunities available to do in Glasgow?
Latest opportunities:
- Saltire Awards for Covid-19 youth volunteering 💖 🙌Great news! We want to ensure that we recognise and support the great efforts of young people helping in their communities, many of whom won't have volunteered before, and as such Saltire Awards have relaxed the rules on informal volunteering during the Covid-19 crisis. Young people (aged 12-25) can claim awards up to 100 hours' Saltire ...
- Team Challenge - A Different Kind of Saturday!Following their successful event in 2019, Leverndale Hospital is once again hosting a "Meander for Mental Health" on Saturday 19th September from 1pm - 4pm. Community members will be invited to explore the grounds and surrounding green spaces. Volunteers are required from 11am - 5pm. This will enable organisers to brief everyone and direct them to ...
- Count You In? - Team OfferStaff at Nationwide are keen to put down their calculators, step away from their spreadsheets and roll up their sleeves to help a charitiable organisation for a full day in February or March. Do you have a project or piece of work they could help with? Maybe gardening, painting or cleaning? In the past a group ...
- Charity Counts - Free Training for Charity Shop VolunteersThe WEA, Volunteer Glasgow and Maths Week Scotland are offering a development opportunity for people who are volunteering or interested in volunteering in Charity Shops in Glasgow. CHARITY COUNTS is a FREE 4 week (2 hours per week) training course for up to 12 Charity Shop Volunteers who are interested in learning more about all aspects of running ...
- Shape Volunteer Glasgow's FutureBring your skills in financial management to the team of volunteer Trustees to help improve lives across the city.
- Share Your Writing Gift!Are you someone who is prolific with a pen, enjoys teaching and facilitating adult groups who have a desire to tell their story through creative writing, poetry, prose or song lyrics? Do you have a few hours to spare on a Monday - 1pm - 2.30pm? Would you enjoy bringing out the best in people ...
- Quit Your Way - VolunteerAre you looking for a volunteering opportunity that promotes good health and provides great training? If you are over 16 years of age you might be interested in being part of the team at the Quit Your Way service in Woodside Health & Care Centre. You will help participants feel comfortable when they are attending either ...
- New Drop In Hours At Volunteer GlasgowFrom Tuesday 1st October - Volunteer Glasgow's drop in hours are changing. Tuesday: morning drop-in - 10.30 - 12.30pm Tuesday: afternoon drop-in - 1.30pm - 4pm Wednesday: morning drop-in - 10.30 - 12.30pm Wednesday: afternoon drop-in 1.30pm - 4pm Thursday: morning drop-in - 10.30am ...
- Action 1000 - Team ChallengeAction on Hearing Loss Scotland is looking for teams of between 10 - 20 people to help them raise money. Their ACTION 1000 Initiative is simple, challenge yourself to raise £1000 through activities, challenges or events. You can take the challenge on as one team, or have two teams compete to see who can get there first! Action ...
- Time to Translate?Time2 English Learning is looking for translations volunteers to support their community education project. Minimum age 18 years. This is a very flexible home based opportunity doing translation work but you can also volunteer as an interpreter in their community venue. For more information click on the link below: Time to Translate