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.

Tuesday Club is a new service for those living with dementia and their Carers and is run by Carshalton Methodist Church. We are looking for volunteers to help us with the following:- Help the clients to engage in activities. Socialise with clients. Play games and get involved in activities as needed. Serve drinks and food. Tidy up after food and activities. Welcome clients to the club. Other tasks as asked for by the Tuesday Club Manager and Organiser.

You will work with other members of the Neighbourhood Watch team to keep SNHW members and the public informed about crime; to share safety messages from reliable sources; to be a good neighbour, keep an eye out for vulnerable neighbours; and to look out for each other. You will provide an important liaison point with the police Safer Neighbourhoods Team in your area, working alongside ward officers; inform the police of any incidents within your Ward on behalf of members; and encourage others to

As a Volunteer Telephone Befriender, you’ll help improve the quality of life for older people who are socially isolated and may feel lonely. You’ll call once a week to have a chat for about half an hour to help the person feel less isolated. You’ll also encourage them to access services and facilities within their community.

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.

Befrienders will meet people outside their homes, and go out locally together to do activities chosen by members. This could be going for a walk, cycling round the park, or helping with grocery shopping. As a volunteer Befriender you'll offer support and friendship to adults with learning disabilities and/or autism. Members of the scheme may also have a physical or sensory disability, and mental health needs.

Be a lifeline for unpaid Carers—those supporting family or friends with illness, disability or other challenges. As an Advice and Information Volunteer, you’ll connect them with support, resources and services to make caring easier.

To support our staff in our Orangery Cafe to prepare food and refreshments for staff, volunteers, patients, those important to them and other visitors.

Are you passionate about disability, helping people and love having fun? Looking for a rewarding but enjoyable way to give back? Then this is the opportunity for you! We are all about fun and the enjoyment of life - making sure that young disabled people get to live their youth the way they want to.