
Sefton Volunteer Awards at Bootle Town Hall. On Wednesday 7th June, Volunteer Centre Sefton held their annual Volunteer Celebration Event to mark National Volunteers’ Week. Volunteers received certificates of thanks from The Lord Lieutenant of Merseyside, The Mayor of Sefton and Councillor Paul Cummins. The event, held at Bootle Town Hall, welcomed 16 organisations from

Discover how volunteering for Sefton’s Crisis Cafe helped one women get back into employment.

Find out more about Husband and wife team, Lesley and Stuart’s volunteering story for Sefton’s Community Connectors.

The Volunteer Celebration Event is an annual event hosted by Sefton CVS and the Volunteer Centre Sefton, to celebrate volunteering in Sefton.

Galloway’s are providing Visual Impairment Awareness Training to professionals, volunteers, carers, friends and family. Galloway’s kindly delivered this training in two sessions to attendees at Volunteer Centre Sefton Volunteer Coordinator’s Forum and local volunteers. They provided some top tips for organisations working with volunteers with a visual impairment: If you are interested in attending the

Volunteering in community gardens in Sefton can be a great way to get involved with your local neighbourhood, learn new skills, and help improve the environment. Sefton has a number of community gardens that welcome volunteers, so there are plenty of opportunities to get involved. Community gardens can have a positive impact on their area

Volunteer Centre Sefton together with Sefton CVS have launched the Ukraine Support Initiative. This two-point project is designed to help Ukrainians living in Sefton to feel more connected to the borough through the use of digital devices and volunteer placements enabling them to improve their health and wellbeing, gain UK work experience, UK references, English

Read about how a group men from Formby drove over 1,450 miles to Ukraine and back again six times.

Find out how a first-time volunteer got on volunteering with a loneliness charity over the festive season.

My name is John, 59, and I’m a Telephone Befriender with the Brighter Living Partnership, based in Southport. Find out more about John’s story…