Category: Volunteering Spotlight
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Start volunteering in Charity Shops in September
It’s Second Hand September, the month dedicated to rethinking our shopping habits, embracing sustainability, and giving pre-loved items a new life. In Sefton charity shops play a huge role in that movement – reducing waste, supporting good causes, and providing affordable finds for everyone. But behind the scenes, these shops depend on the dedication of
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Volunteer Case Study: Active Sefton
To view the Be Active Volunteer role, head here. Download the full case study here.
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Celebrating Volunteering during Black History Month
To celebrate Black History Month we speak to volunteer and co-founder of Southport African Caribbean Heritage Association about volunteering, discovering her heritage and their current Windrush exhibition at the Atkinson. Video transcription I’m Gemma Collins, I’m a co-founder of community group called Southport African and Caribbean Heritage Association (SACHA). I work voluntarily and the organisation’s
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Volunteer with older people in Sefton
Volunteering with older people in Sefton is a rewarding way to make a meaningful impact on the lives of some of the most valued members of our community. As Sefton has a growing ageing population, many older individuals face loneliness, and isolation, or require additional support in their daily lives. Volunteering opportunities range from befriending
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Women in Volunteering
Take a look at volunteering roles supporting women and girls on International Women’s Day, 8th March. Whether you’re a woman looking to support other women in your local community or just want to volunteer in the borough, volunteering is a meaningful and valuable way to use your time. Take a look at some of the
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Experian staff join Green Sefton for Environmental Volunteering Day.
On Wednesday 11th October, five staff members from Experian gathered for a day of environmental volunteering. Andy, David, Sharon, Geraldine and Elle, led by Jordan from Green Sefton experienced a day away from the office to give back to their local community. The day started at Ainsdale discovery centre where the team met Jordan who
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Case Study – Noorullah
“Volunteering allowed me to get to know more about the culture and life in UK society.” Volunteering can help people connect more with their local community and support good mental health. Feeling connected to the area that you live in can become even more important when you have not only moved to a new area
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Volunteering with people with disabilities
Volunteering with people who have disabilities can be a rewarding way to spend your time and create a more inclusive environment. There are several organisations and groups across Sefton that help people with disabilities. What experience do you need to volunteer with people with disabilities? You don’t need to have experience, but being friendly, caring
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The Dream Duo
Find out more about Husband and wife team, Lesley and Stuart’s volunteering story for Sefton’s Community Connectors.
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Mental Health Support Volunteer Opportunities
As people experiencing mental health problems becomes more prominent, it’s now more important than ever to support people experiencing poor mental health. Why volunteer to support people with their mental health? Volunteering is all about making a difference. Volunteering in mental health offers a powerful way to make a positive impact while also benefiting your
Volunteer Centre Sefton 