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Looking for the perfect opportunity to volunteer and help your local community?

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Opportunity
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- Advice/Information
- Animals
- Arts (Music / Drama / Crafts)
- Befriending
- COVID 19 Opportunities
- Campaign/Lobbying
- Care/Support
- Children
- Community
- Community Development
- Conservation
- Counselling / Listening
- Crime/Safety
- Driving/Escorting
- Environment
- Families
- Finance/Accountancy
- Fundraising/Flag Days
- Health/Hospitals/Hospices
- Home-based Volunteering
- IT Support
- Knitting
- Learning Disabilities
- Marketing/PR/Media
- Mental Health
- Older People
- Online Volunteering
- Outdoors Activities
- Sensory Impairment
- Shops/Retail
- Short Term/ Seasonal Volunteering
- Specialist/Technical
- Sports
- Teaching/Tutoring/Supporting Learners
- Under 18's Volunteer Opportunities
- Young people

Vincent’s Magherafelt – Retail Assistant

O4O Cookstown – Assistant Volunteer

Mid Ulster Volunteer Centre – Story Volunteer

Safe Families – Family Friend

RNID – Meet and Greet Volunteer

Mid Ulster VC – Brighten Someone’s Day Volunteer

Stroke Association – Communication Service Supporter

Deafblind UK – Telephone Support Group Volunteer

Cancer Focus – Volunteer Drivers

Deafblind UK – Remote Telephone Befriender

AUsome Kids – Activities Volunteer

Northern Ireland Hospice – Volunteer Shop Assistant Magherafelt

Mary’s Meals – Community Volunteer

Age NI – Big Knit Volunteers

Ability Net NI – Tech Support Volunteer

Lilac Cancer Support – Shop Volunteer Dungannon

Deafblind UK – Telephone Befriender

Marie Curie – Helper Service (Befriending)

Hourglass NI – Helpline Volunteer

Inspire – Befriender (Magherafelt)

Praxis Care – Befriender for Young People

Inspire – Activities Facilitator Volunteer

Charis Cancer Care – Moneybox Volunteer

Drop Inn Cookstown – Retail Assistant Volunteer

Guide Dogs NI – My Sighted Guide Volunteer

Deafblind UK – Video Social Group Volunteer

Guide Dogs NI – Collection Box Co-ordinator

Samaritans, Ballymena Branch – Listening and Support Volunteer

Mid Ulster Volunteer Centre – The Base Cookstown Volunteer

Maghera Heritage & Culture – Knitters wanted

Age NI – Check in and Chat

British Red Cross – Educator

Positive Futures – MUSLS, Online Events Volunteer Planner

Guide Dogs NI – Volunteer Fundraising Treasurer

Tobin Centre – Support Worker – The Base at Tobin

Guide Dogs – Merchandise Co-ordinator

Three Spires Scout Group – Cub Leader/Helper

Samaritans of Ballymena – Treasurer

Guide Dogs NI – Fundraising Group Deputy Co-ordinator

Kilcreggan – MUS Farm Volunteer – Weekends

Superstars Club – Support Volunteers

Three Spires Scout Group – Casual/One off Helper

Guide Dogs NI – Fundraiser

Mid Ulster Child Contact Centre – Contact Volunteer

Northern Ireland Hospice – Volunteer Shop Assistant Maghera

Lilac Cancer Support – Shop Volunteer Cookstown

Victim Support NI – Volunteer Witness Service

Air Ambulance NI – Casual Fundraising Volunteer

Cookstown MS Help and Support Group – Meeting Volunteers

Inspire – Befriender (Cookstown)

Three Spires Scout Group – Squirrel Leader/Helper

RNID – Community Volunteer

Mid Ulster VC – Twiddle Muff Volunteers

Verbal – Reading Rooms Volunteer

Deafblind UK – Telephone Wellbeing Volunteers

Guide Dogs – Fundraising Group Secretary

RNID – Hearing Aid Support Volunteer

Magherafelt Junior Park Run – Volunteer Marshal

Concern Worldwide – Collection Box Co-ordinator

Three Spires Scout Group – Scout Leader/Helper

Endometriosis UK – Campaigns and Social Media Volunteer

NI Blood Transfusion Service – Blood and Platelet Donors

Out and About Community Transport – Volunteer Car Drivers

RSPB – Youth Campaigner (Northern Ireland)

CDM Community Transport – Travel Buddy

Three Spires Scout Group – Beaver Leader/Helper

Deafblind UK – BSL Video Social Group Volunteer

Concern Worldwide – Adjudicators

Lilac Cancer Support – Shop Volunteer Coalisland

Fighting Words NI – Creative Writing Mentor

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds – Pin Badge Box Minder

Kilcreggan – Mid Ulster Sanctuary – Farm Volunteer Weekdays

Action Cancer – Shop Volunteer

Positive Futures – MUSLS, Online Events Volunteer Facilitator

See Around Britain See Around Europe – Volunteers
Want to Volunteer ?
FAQs
Volunteering is the commitment of time and energy, freely given without financial gain for the benefit of society.
ANYONE can Volunteer. It doesn’t matter whether you are young or old, male or female, a person with a disability, in paid work or not, there is something that everyone can do.
- It will give you the opportunity to do something enjoyable
- It will help build your confidence
- It will enable you to make use of special talents and interests
- You will meet new people and make new friends
- You will gain valuable training and experience, which may benefit you in the future
We are continually developing new opportunities. If you have a particular volunteering opportunity in mind, tell us about it and we will do our best to explore the options available!
There are many reasons for volunteering.
- People volunteer because of personal experience, having more time on their hands, to meet new friends and also to gain valuable experience. People recovering from long term illnesses have seen volunteering as a means towards rehabilitation. Volunteering enables people to make new friends, to gain new skills and to increase their confidence and ability.
- The experience of volunteering in a community can often give volunteers an insight into how local community groups operate and survive. Most survive because of the commitment of their local volunteers.
If you are claiming benefits, volunteering should not affect your entitlement.
For further information about volunteering and benefits click here.
A volunteer may be required to complete and Access NI disclosure for some volunteering roles. A criminal record will not necessarily be a bar to obtaining a position.
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Volunteer Stories
Our Volunteers' are inspiring! Their stories provide an insight into what motivates them and the type of work they are doing for our local community.

Youth Volunteering
Volunteering is a great way to give something back, looks good on your CVs and applications, lets you meet new people and is fun!

Employer Supported Volunteering
Giving back to your community as a business is becoming increasingly important. We promote Employer Supported Volunteering through which companies support and encourage their employees in voluntary activities within the local community.