 |  | Administrator to the Director We are looking for a conscientious, highly organised individual with an interest in getting involved in volunteering to assist the PA to the Director.... [More]
Car Parking Marshalls for Open Day Volunteers with some experience of car park marshalling are required for HorseWorld Open Day on 11th May 2008. This highly popular event, running betw... [More]
IT Teacher An IT teacher is needed to teach basic IT skills to Muslim women, to enable them to become employed or self employed.... [More]
Cultural & Creative Industries Volunteer The Ethnic Minority Foundation (EMF) has been set up so that Muslim women, mainly from the Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities can be provided with ... [More]
Befriender Befrienders of all ages will be matched with a child who lives with foster carers or in a children's home. They will share activities (eg sports, cine... [More]
Lifeskills Guide Volunteer guides needed to guide small groups of children (approx 10 year olds) and occasionally adults with learning difficulties around a series of ... [More]
Handyperson To carry out small odd jobs eg changing light bulbs, putting in smoke alarms, taking down curtains for cleaning etc, fitting hand rails and curtain ra... [More]
Home-Start Volunteer A voluntary home-visiting scheme provided free for families with children under five years of age who are facing difficulties or stress. Volunteers vi... [More]
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Welcome to Volunteering Bristol's web site. To find our latest volunteering opportunities in the Bristol area just click the dark blue box on the left. The opportunities are listed by area of interest.
Organisations urgently seeking volunteers are listed at the top of each section.
If you see something you would like further details on please contact us (either by email, phone, or drop into our Volunteer Centre.)
To find out about the full range of services provided by Volunteering Bristol, please select a category from the main navigation bar at the top of the screen.
  
Web site upgraded July 2007 with a grant from Quartet Community Foundation
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