Contribute to the local community by using your skills to help recruit volunteers to help the 1st Cheam Scout Group deliver exciting opportunities to young people.

Help to create readers in local schools through 1-1 sessions.

Join our Community Food Growing Project! Enjoy fresh air, learn new skills, and meet friendly people while gardening together. Tasks for all abilities—everyone welcome, no experience needed. Get involved today!

Join us at The Lodge’s historic walled garden! Help restore this hidden treasure with weeding, planting, and wall repair. Monthly volunteer days—fun, friendly, and open to all.

Do you want to do something great for your community, whilst having a really fun time? We are looking for volunteers to support adults with learning disabilities to go anywhere, and do anything!

Volunteers will work closely with the staff, horses, coaches and riders. You can tack up and untack the horses, then lead the riders in their lessons. Some volunteers prefer just to assist in the lessons, rather than prepare the horses. We also need side walkers for each rider, sometimes two for each pony.

To support the Chief Executive in the strategic management of the Association and be a critical friend.

As a Ward Support Volunteer, your role will be to enhance the patient's experience during their stay at The Royal Marsden (Sutton). Help us deliver the very best services and improve the lives of people affected by cancer.

The Lead Volunteer leads and inspires the 1st Cheam Scout Group’s team of volunteers and supports the wider Group to ensure it runs effectively and provides great opportunities and fun activities for young people in ages 6yrs through to 14yrs, and that Scouting within the Group develops in accordance with the rules and policies of The Scout Association. This role can be immensely satisfying and rewarding by making a real difference to the development of young people in our community.

We are seeking passionate and dedicated individuals to join our Board of Trustees to help guide our mission and increase the range of skills and experience of the Board of Trustees. We are looking to better reflect the experiences of our local community, our clients and students and welcome applicants with lived experience of migration to the UK. We also would like to hear from people who can bring skills and expertise in the following areas – funding bid writing, mental health, IT and media.

We need help sorting donations in our zero waste community reusing centre. All donations are ethically rehomed or recycled.

Support exciting events across Sutton as an Operations Assistant Volunteer! Help with deliveries, event setup, and logistics while gaining hands-on experience and making a real impact in your community.

Bring your people skills and make a difference to the lives of local people in your community. DCF’s Unity Junction are seeking volunteers to support with community events and drop-ins happening in the space. This is a great opportunity to support the work of a local dynamic and forward-thinking charity.

We are looking for team members with a variety of skills but most importantly enthusiasm and an interest in human rights.

Welcome visitors and tour groups, and share the fascinating history of Little Holland House, a unique Arts & Crafts style house in Carshalton Beeches, designed and built by Frank Dickinson, between 1902 and 1904.

Join our friendly team running accessible cycling sessions! Help participants enjoy side-by-side, wheelchair, hand, recumbent and two-wheel cycles. No cycling knowledge or experience needed—support, fun and confidence-building for all abilities!

As a play assistant you will work 1:1 or 2:1 with two children (one in the morning and one in the afternoon) on specific targets and create learning opportunities through play and fun in a natural environment setting. Play assistants will be paired with a specific child based on experience and qualifications. The age range is 3 to 16 years.

As a Volunteer Driver for The Hello Club, you will make it possible for our members who may have issues getting to us, to be able to come to our community club sessions. You will make a real and lasting difference to the lives of older people who are experiencing social isolation or loneliness.

Sing Out Sutton runs three wellbeing singing groups and seeks volunteers to help run sessions. Flexible and fun, with no weekly commitment—enjoy singing’s proven benefits for mood, health and connection.

Would you like to work with us in our lovely park providing events for the community? Are you a dog lover? Or is music or art your thing? Lots of roles for people of all ages and fitness levels.