Volunteering can be an extremely rewarding experience both for you and the people whose lives you help to change and improve.
We believe our work
creates a shared and
supportive community
creates a shared and
supportive community
Volunteering can enhance your life, the lives of others and make a big difference to your local community
We make it easy to find the right volunteering opportunity for you with a wide range of roles and projects available to suit everyone’s needs. Roles are as varied as talking newspaper reader, treasurer, substance abuse mentor, befriender, gardener and many more…
You will:
- Make a difference
- Improve quality of life
- Create a social and friendly environment
- Provide essential support
- Reduce demand on public services
Plus:
- Have fun and meet new people
- Gain confidence and increase self esteem
- Follow your interests
- Stay active
- Learn and develop new skills
We would love to chat to you about the wonderful volunteering opportunities we have here at Community360. Contact us to find out more.
Telephone: 01206 505250
Email: volunteer@community360.org.uk
Or search for our latest opportunities – Volunteer for Community360
Search through all volunteering opportunities and apply online – volunteeressex.org
Once you are volunteering with us, you will have our continued support and encouragement as well as a Volunteer Centre Team quarterly volunteer newsletter that is fun and informative to keep you up to date with all that is ‘volunteering’ at Community360 and throughout Essex.
Community Transport Driver
If you enjoy driving this could be just for you! Our Scheme improves the transport provision for people in the local community who have limited mobility (be it through permanent or temporary disablement, illness, accident or age) or who would otherwise be socially excluded or geographically isolated. You would be a vital link in the community to take citizens to hospital, doctors appointments or to pick some shopping up.
Essex Family Support Service – Family Mentors
Volunteer family mentors work one to one with families and young people needing support. These roles would enable families with children, aged 8-19 years old to take part in new activities, to develop new skills and help to build their confidence.
Home from Hospital
Our team provides simple, practical support to isolated people after they leave hospital.
We ease their worries about being discharged whilst they are in hospital, assist them in the transition back to their homes and continue to visit for 6 weeks afterwards.
We then support them with things such as sorting out transport or simply provide a cheerful, sympathetic presence over a cup of tea. We also signpost them to charities or social groups in their area, making sure they are not at risk of isolation, re-injury or returning to hospital.
We ease their worries about being discharged whilst they are in hospital, assist them in the transition back to their homes and continue to visit for 6 weeks afterwards.
We then support them with things such as sorting out transport or simply provide a cheerful, sympathetic presence over a cup of tea. We also signpost them to charities or social groups in their area, making sure they are not at risk of isolation, re-injury or returning to hospital.
