Chance Heritage Trust is transforming the historic Chance School House into an exciting and vibrant creative hub for the community. We are looking for a passionate and organised Volunteer Event Planner to help bring this new space to life by supporting the planning and delivery of engaging events and exhibitions. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in shaping a new creative destination in Smethwick, helping to connect people with arts, culture, and heritage through a dynamic programme of events both within Chance School House and across local venues. We will reimburse actual pre-agreed expenses.
Minimum age: 16+
phone 07498 145058
Rather than working directly with animals, we carry out practical conservation work, improving wild spaces for nature and people. The activities will be practical and hands-on. Tasks are different on each site, plus change with the seasons, dictated by nature’s calendar. Spring and Summer is largely site maintenance and keeping pathways open. Late Summer and Autumn bring wildflower meadow cuts and seed sowing. In the Winter, tasks include scrub clearance, tree felling and bramble removal, as well as wildflower plug planting. Most tasks use hand tools, but you may work with or alongside powered equipment for tougher jobs. We will provide a hot drink & biscuits for break time. We will reimburse actual travel expenses, with evidence of bus tickets or mileage. This is up to a maximum daily amount, and following our expenses process. More info here - https://www.bbcwildlife.org.uk/volunteer
Minimum age: 16+
phone 07842 002732
As a Volunteer Driver, you’ll help transport people with profound and multiple learning disabilities to a variety of destinations, in our minibus, including social activities, day trips, hospital appointments and more. Your time and kindness will help enrich lives, giving those we support greater independence and opportunities to thrive. The role is flexible, and you’ll find it just as fulfilling as the people you support. We will reimburse travel expenses to and from your volunteering and any journeys while in the course of activities with us. We offer a meal allowance if you volunteer for 4 hours or more over a mealtime.
Minimum age: 18+
phone 0121 544 6611
We are recruiting a volunteer admin assistant to support the coordination and delivery of our Football Development Programme. This role includes managing registrations, supporting communication with parents and participants, and assisting with scheduling and organisation. The role can be remote and/or on-site.
Minimum age: 18+
phone 07716 492613
map Lion Farm Playing Fields
Newbury Lane, Oldbury, B69 1JA
We are looking for general volunteers who drive or happy to travel by foot to deliver pet food to referred clients as well as collecting from our donation points, helping to plan fundraising activities and promoting our services. We will reimburse pre-agreed travel expenses.
Minimum age: 18+
phone 07500 039967
Building Bridges is looking for a volunteer photographer to help us digitise a beautiful collection of full-colour illustrations created by one of our members, who has a learning disability. These drawings will form part of an exciting storytelling project. Once professionally photographed, the images will be used in presentations, on our website, and in a storybook we are developing. What you’ll be doing: • Taking high-resolution, high-quality photographs of original artwork • Ensuring accurate colour representation and clarity • Saving and clearly cataloguing digital files in our Google Drive Approximately two-thirds of the illustrations are already complete, with more being finalised. We are looking for someone who can commit a few hours per week over around six weeks, until all artwork has been photographed. This is a lovely opportunity to support a creative project and help amplify the voice and talent of an artist with a learning disability. Pre-agreed travel expenses will be reimbursed.
Minimum age: 18+
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map Bleakhouse Library,
Bleakhouse Rd, Oldbury, B68 9DS
Dozens of local charities, serving thousands of local people, are in need of a helping hand. It may be a coat of paint in the community room, a clear up of the car park or a bit of advice about the web site. A bit of help from your company could be just the ray of sunshine needed to brighten a grey day. Here at SCVO we can let you know who needs help, and if needed arrange the whole of your Team Day, accommodating the needs of your staff so they have a brilliant time whilst helping others.
Minimum age: 18+
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Can you spare an hour a month to support our local community litter pick? We meet on the first Saturday of every month at 10am at The Dorothy Parkes Centre and focus on litter picking areas that run along Thimbelmill Brook. Thimblemill Brook is a valued local conservation area and an important site of ecological interest. It is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including nesting moorhens, woodpeckers, kingfishers and herons. Sadly, littering remains an ongoing problem along the brook, and we urgently need more volunteers to help care for and preserve this special place. Whether you’re passionate about wildlife, care about your local environment, or simply want to give something back to the community, every pair of hands makes a real difference. If you can spare just one hour a month, we would love to hear from you. All ages are welcome. Children under the age of 16 Years old must be accompanied by an adult. Together, we can keep Thimblemill Brook clean, safe and thriving for wildlife and future generations.
Minimum age: 16+
phone 021 558 2998
map The Dorothy Parkes Centre, Church Road, Smethwick, B67 6EH
Volunteer Film Maker Wanted 🎬 Building Bridges are looking for a friendly and creative volunteer to work with us to make four short films that we can share on our YouTube channel. This is a great opportunity to use your filming and editing skills while supporting people with learning disabilities to share their voices and experiences. About the role You will work with our team to film and edit four short films. Our members have learning disabilities and will take part in the filming. They will also do the voice overs, with support from us. We already have the ideas, pictures and storyboards ready — we just need someone to help bring them to life. The film topics will be: • Our Easy Read service • What to call us – the labels we prefer • Our Keep Safe Checklist • Our ‘Just a Moment’ Emergency Contacts and Health Alert Cards What we’re looking for We are looking for someone who: • Has some experience filming and editing videos • Is patient, respectful and comfortable working with people with learning disabilities • Can work with us in a supportive and inclusive way • Is happy to volunteer their time to make a positive difference Important information • References will be required before starting • Travel expenses can be claimed • We will provide support, guidance and the full storyboard • Filming will take place with our members in a safe and supportive environment Interested? We'd love to hear from you! Please email us • A short CV • Details of your relevant experience • Your contact details We will then send you more information about the role.
Minimum age: 18+
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map Bleakhouse Library,
Bleakhouse Rd, Oldbury, B68 9DS
Rehab Support Volunteer 1. To volunteer alongside staff and support the delivery of rehabilitation sessions to individuals both in a group setting and one-to-one. 2. To help staff set up before, and tidy up after each session. 3. To support individuals in completing activities, prompting, guiding and encouraging them. 4. To observe individuals and provide feedback to staff on their activities and progress. 5. To help with making and serving refreshments. Pre-agreed travel expenses will be reimbursed up to £5
Minimum age: 18+
phone 01384 869961