What does a volunteer do?
There’s practically no limit to the ways you can volunteer. Everyone has something to offer.
Thousands of opportunities. Volunteer your way.
Royal Voluntary Service volunteers have supported the NHS throughout the COVID-19 pandemic at a time when every resource was precious and we will continue to provide that help whilst the nation recovers.
We’re proud that we helped more people begin their volunteering journey during the pandemic than any other organisation. That’s hundreds of thousands of new volunteers, all making a difference during our nation’s hour of need.
New ways of volunteering have emerged since the pandemic took hold. Volunteering is changing and with Royal Voluntary Service you can choose the role and style of volunteering that fits in with your life and lifestyle.
For instance, nowadays you can volunteer through an app on your phone and pick up tasks when you want to, giving you total flexibility.
Our volunteers work in a wide variety of roles; from offering companionship to people who are socially isolated, to providing practical help to those recovering from illness, to working on hospital wards or helping at a vaccination site.
Whatever role you choose to play, you will be supporting others while enjoying a rewarding experience for yourself.Â
There’s practically no limit to the ways you can volunteer. Everyone has something to offer.
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