All About Volunteering in RBWM

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We are committed to supporting local people to get involved with what matters most to them in their local communities.

Volunteering is a great opportunity to develop new skills or build on existing experience and knowledge. It also offers the chance to give something back to the community or make a difference to the people around you.

To be the first to know about the latest volunteer updates and events, as well as opportunities, please click here to sign up to our mailing list.

If you're an organisation or community group with a volunteering opportunity please post details on the relevant tab below and we may be able to help you find a volunteer.

If you are an individual looking for a volunteering opportunity, please see the list of opportunities below and contact the organisation directly.

If you are a business and looking for ways to support your local community please head to our RBWM Knowledge Bank page for a full list of the projects we deliver that can utilise staff volunteering time in a way that will make a real difference to people across the borough.

For all volunteer related questions and queries please email volunteer@rbwm.gov.uk


Why Volunteer?

“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” – Oscar Wilde

Volunteering offers a myriad of benefits to you, as well as those you help and support. There are many ways to volunteer and sometimes things we do in our life, often just through habit, can become part of a wider volunteer movement in our street, our neighbourhood or local community. Picking up that piece of litter and popping it in the bin on your walk; checking-in with your neighbour to make sure they're ok; Contributing items to a foodbank after your weekly shop.

Any action that helps others and the place you live is a great thing, it gives you a little boost of good feelings and helps you connect with your local area. Coming together with like-minded people who share your values or interests can allow you to take these small acts of kindness onto a larger stage. You can also challenge yourself to learn new things and volunteer doing something that you've always wanted to try and not been able to. We are proud to have a strong voluntary and community sector that reaches across the borough - offering structured support and multiple opportunities to get involved in all sorts of events and activities.

Our latest volunteering opportunities can be found below and you can discover the many community groups and charities that operate across the borough in our Community Information Hub.

You will find a number of resources and information about volunteering in the following pages if you would like to know more about how to volunteer, what you need to consider and the support RBWM can offer to community and voluntary groups.

Thank you for supporting your local borough.

We are committed to supporting local people to get involved with what matters most to them in their local communities.

Volunteering is a great opportunity to develop new skills or build on existing experience and knowledge. It also offers the chance to give something back to the community or make a difference to the people around you.

To be the first to know about the latest volunteer updates and events, as well as opportunities, please click here to sign up to our mailing list.

If you're an organisation or community group with a volunteering opportunity please post details on the relevant tab below and we may be able to help you find a volunteer.

If you are an individual looking for a volunteering opportunity, please see the list of opportunities below and contact the organisation directly.

If you are a business and looking for ways to support your local community please head to our RBWM Knowledge Bank page for a full list of the projects we deliver that can utilise staff volunteering time in a way that will make a real difference to people across the borough.

For all volunteer related questions and queries please email volunteer@rbwm.gov.uk


Why Volunteer?

“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” – Oscar Wilde

Volunteering offers a myriad of benefits to you, as well as those you help and support. There are many ways to volunteer and sometimes things we do in our life, often just through habit, can become part of a wider volunteer movement in our street, our neighbourhood or local community. Picking up that piece of litter and popping it in the bin on your walk; checking-in with your neighbour to make sure they're ok; Contributing items to a foodbank after your weekly shop.

Any action that helps others and the place you live is a great thing, it gives you a little boost of good feelings and helps you connect with your local area. Coming together with like-minded people who share your values or interests can allow you to take these small acts of kindness onto a larger stage. You can also challenge yourself to learn new things and volunteer doing something that you've always wanted to try and not been able to. We are proud to have a strong voluntary and community sector that reaches across the borough - offering structured support and multiple opportunities to get involved in all sorts of events and activities.

Our latest volunteering opportunities can be found below and you can discover the many community groups and charities that operate across the borough in our Community Information Hub.

You will find a number of resources and information about volunteering in the following pages if you would like to know more about how to volunteer, what you need to consider and the support RBWM can offer to community and voluntary groups.

Thank you for supporting your local borough.

Current Volunteering Opportunities

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  • Share Help out at Foodshare's social supermarket on Facebook Share Help out at Foodshare's social supermarket on Twitter Share Help out at Foodshare's social supermarket on Linkedin Email Help out at Foodshare's social supermarket link

    Help out at Foodshare's social supermarket

    by Foodshare, 6 months ago

    Our social supermarket, the Foodshare Shop, in Maidenhead town centre is a progressive alternative to a conventional food bank. We like to make it a friendly place to shop and are looking for a few more people to help with this service. Activities include stocking the Shop with fresh food and ambient goods, checking members in/out and assisting shoppers.

    Shifts are on Fridays 11:30 - 13:30 and Saturdays 09:30 - 11:30. We don't need an every-week commitment; join a pool of friendly volunteers and help when you want to.

    If interested please contact us : maidenheadfoodbank@gmail.com or call 07570 811829

  • Share Age Concern Windsor Kitchen Helpers needed on Facebook Share Age Concern Windsor Kitchen Helpers needed on Twitter Share Age Concern Windsor Kitchen Helpers needed on Linkedin Email Age Concern Windsor Kitchen Helpers needed link

    Age Concern Windsor Kitchen Helpers needed

    by Age Concern Windsor, 6 months ago

    While most say they never new we existed the Spencer Denney Centre is tucked away in a housing estate in Dedworth and is thriving, so much so we're looking for more help. Our meals on Wheels is increasing weekly and our cook is run off her feet providing meals for those who can't and those who forget to cook. 50% of our meals on Wheels clients are struggling with bills and on benefits and this hot meal means they eat well for less. Could you give a couple of hours one day a week to help with serving, and cleaning... Continue reading

  • Share 1. Do you think that bikes are the best? 2. Do you live in or near Windsor? Then we need to talk! on Facebook Share 1. Do you think that bikes are the best? 2. Do you live in or near Windsor? Then we need to talk! on Twitter Share 1. Do you think that bikes are the best? 2. Do you live in or near Windsor? Then we need to talk! on Linkedin Email 1. Do you think that bikes are the best? 2. Do you live in or near Windsor? Then we need to talk! link

    1. Do you think that bikes are the best? 2. Do you live in or near Windsor? Then we need to talk!

    by Windsor Cycle Hub, 6 months ago

    We're Windsor Cycle Hub - a 100% volunteer run charity dedicated to helping to make Windsor an even better place to live because more people use bikes to get around.

    We've been going for 3 years now and in that time we've put hundreds of bikes, that were rusting away in garages, back on the road (as well as cycle paths). We've also taught loads of adults, some of whom have never ridden, to ride a bike with confidence.

    We give re-furbished bikes to people who can't afford to buy one, and sell others to people at very reasonable prices... Continue reading

  • Share Volunteer with Girlguiding and help girls know they can do anything! on Facebook Share Volunteer with Girlguiding and help girls know they can do anything! on Twitter Share Volunteer with Girlguiding and help girls know they can do anything! on Linkedin Email Volunteer with Girlguiding and help girls know they can do anything! link

    Volunteer with Girlguiding and help girls know they can do anything!

    by GirlGuiding Maidenhead, 6 months ago

    Volunteer with Girlguiding and you’ll be helping girls build their confidence, have adventures and learn new skills. It doesn’t matter what your experience or background is, or how much time you have.

    Volunteering with us is a great way of meeting new people, building new skills and taking a break from your daily routine.

    Discover the benefits of #volunteering with @GG_Maidenhead. Become a @Girlguiding volunteer today 👉 https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/get-involved/become-a-volunteer/register-your-interest/

  • Share Take your chance to make a difference – with Citizens Advice East Berkshire on Facebook Share Take your chance to make a difference – with Citizens Advice East Berkshire on Twitter Share Take your chance to make a difference – with Citizens Advice East Berkshire on Linkedin Email Take your chance to make a difference – with Citizens Advice East Berkshire link

    Take your chance to make a difference – with Citizens Advice East Berkshire

    by Citizens Advice East Berkshire, 7 months ago

    Come and join our amazing service and supportive team! Citizens Advice East Berkshire has a range of roles from administration to advising, either in the office or remote.

    The roles we are currently seeking to fill are:

    • Fundraiser
    • Form Filler
    • Reception and Administration
    • Volunteer Assessor
    • Volunteer Adviser

    You can find descriptions of each role, an info pack and application forms at Volunteer - Citizens Advice East Berkshire (caeb.org.uk)

    We support anyone living or working in in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (as well as people in Bracknell Forest and Slough) by providing free, independent, impartial, and confidential advice... Continue reading

  • Share Do you have a background in fundraising and a flair for persuasive writing? Are you looking for a purpose- driven role? Are you passionate about wildlife and nature? on Facebook Share Do you have a background in fundraising and a flair for persuasive writing? Are you looking for a purpose- driven role? Are you passionate about wildlife and nature? on Twitter Share Do you have a background in fundraising and a flair for persuasive writing? Are you looking for a purpose- driven role? Are you passionate about wildlife and nature? on Linkedin Email Do you have a background in fundraising and a flair for persuasive writing? Are you looking for a purpose- driven role? Are you passionate about wildlife and nature? link

    Do you have a background in fundraising and a flair for persuasive writing? Are you looking for a purpose- driven role? Are you passionate about wildlife and nature?

    by julian, 7 months ago

    Fundraising Manager (Volunteer)

    Swan Lifeline is the oldest registered charity devoted entirely to the care of sick and injured swans in the Thames Valley and surrounding areas and has cared for over 30,000 sick and injured swans. We are based on the magical Island setting of Cuckoo Weir Island in Eton, Berkshire, SL4 6SS.

    Our aims are to RESCUE, REHABILITATE and RELEASE injured swans, and we are able to provide shelter and treatment for up to 180 at a time, returning them to the wild as soon as possible. We need ongoing funding for general rescue, treatment and running costs... Continue reading

  • Share Are you passionate about wildlife? Are you looking for a purpose-driven role where you can make a difference? Do you have strong administration, communication and organisational skills that you could use to help a great cause? on Facebook Share Are you passionate about wildlife? Are you looking for a purpose-driven role where you can make a difference? Do you have strong administration, communication and organisational skills that you could use to help a great cause? on Twitter Share Are you passionate about wildlife? Are you looking for a purpose-driven role where you can make a difference? Do you have strong administration, communication and organisational skills that you could use to help a great cause? on Linkedin Email Are you passionate about wildlife? Are you looking for a purpose-driven role where you can make a difference? Do you have strong administration, communication and organisational skills that you could use to help a great cause? link

    Are you passionate about wildlife? Are you looking for a purpose-driven role where you can make a difference? Do you have strong administration, communication and organisational skills that you could use to help a great cause?

    by julian, 7 months ago

    Office Administrator (Volunteer)

    A crucial role in supporting the operational functions of a unique wildlife rescue and rehabilitation charity. Requires a detail-oriented person with excellent organisational and communication skills, as well as a passion for wildlife.

    Swan Lifeline is the oldest registered charity devoted entirely to the care of sick and injured swans in the Thames Valley and surrounding areas, and has cared for over 30,000 sick and injured swans. Our aims are to RESCUE, REHABILITATE and RELEASE injured birds, providing shelter and treatment for up to 180 at a time, returning them to the wild as soon as possible.

    ... Continue reading

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    Help keep Holyport litter free!

    by Gill Hudson, 7 months ago
    Holyport Litterati are offering FREE litterpicking kit - pickerstick, hoop, bags and gloves - to Holyport residents who pledge to keep part or all of a named street as litterfree as possible. This is a really easy way to volunteer and make a real difference to the environment - and at a time that suits you!


    Please contact gill.hudson@holyportcommunitytrust if you’d like to join in.


    Holyport Litterati also meet on the first Sunday of the month at 11am outside Londis on Holyport Road, SL6 2HA.

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    Member Survey Volunteers

    by BerkshireVision, 7 months ago

    Every 3 years Berkshire Vision conducts a full survey of all its Members asking their opinions on multiple subjects. We need to contact over 1000 Members and we can only do this with a team of volunteers to help. If you would like to be involved by volunteering to make some of these phone calls we would love to hear from you. Responses will be submitted via an online form.


    An application form is on our website at: www.berkshirevision.org/volunteering

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    Admin Volunteers

    by BerkshireVision, 7 months ago

    Sight loss can take away independence and confidence, and leave those affected isolated. Berkshire Vision supports hundreds of blind and partially sighted children and adults, helping them to live their lives to the full.


    We have varied admin tasks that we would like volunteer support with, including making phone calls and data entry. We have both one-off, as well as, ongoing projects. Many admin tasks can either be undertaken remotely from home or in our Reading office.


    Please note that applicants for this position need to be aged 18 or over. Our application procedure consists of an application form and... Continue reading

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