Volunteering Opportunity Search

Our inner-city green space within St Ann's Allotments is hugely valuable for Nottingham's wildlife.  Volunteers look after our Urban Nature area with a mix of habitats on a small scale, creating a diverse sanctuary for birds, insects, mammals, and people.

Could you help Reach tutors prepare for and deliver various organised sessions to include cooking, music, photography, sports, computers/technology, arts, and crafts to adults with learning disabilities?

Horticultural volunteers required at Flower Pods based in Southwell (outskirt of Brackenhurst Campus) and Newark. You will support in the maintenance, planting and development of their outdoor project sites, which support adults with learning disabilities.

STAA promotes the fascinating heritage or the St Ann's Allotments gardens from their Victorian use through to modern day. Volunteers can support or lead our tours, talks and events.

We are looking for enthusiastic young people to help support our children/young people aged up to 25 years, with special educational needs/disabilities at our inclusive play sessions, with a range of fun and enjoyable activities.

Bulwell Forest Garden provide a wide range of activities for the local community, centring around communal food growing, the creation of habitats for wildlife and environmental crafts and education. Volunteering here is flexible, varied, rewarding and fun!

NCYP are passionate about helping young people be healthy, safe, confident and successful. By volunteering at one or more of their exciting weekly sessions you will help young people with disabilities flourish!

We need your help rescuing our beautiful cut flower garden right on Brackenhurst campus. Help us bring it back to life after lockdown and make a real difference in the lives of people with learning disabilities.

Go Beyond are a national children's charity providing residential breaks to young people who are facing serious problems in their lives. We need volunteers to help us run fun, creative and physical activities to help them escape their worries and pressures through breaks in the countryside.

Our Nottingham charity shop is a vital part of Emmanuel House and is stocked with clothing donated by members of the general public. Staffed entirely by volunteers, the shop provides an income for the charity that is essential to maintaining support services.