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Speak up for older people

by Sandwell Advocacy

If you can speak up for an older person and help them sort their care and accommodation needs, therefore helping reduce isolation, you could be just what we're looking for.

Minimum age: 18+

phone 0121 520 8070

Young people - come and join us!

by Riverside

Work alongside other young people and residents to enhance the neighbourhood and enjoy life there

Minimum age: 16+

phone 07870 809387
map Hawthorn Fields Neighbourhood Office, St Vincent Crescent, West Bromwich, B70 0DZ

Work alongside residents to enhance the neighbourhood and enjoy life there

by Riverside

Riverside is one of the leading registered providers of social housing in the UK, offering affordable housing and support to people of all ages and circumstances.

Minimum age: 18+

phone 07870 809387
map Hawthorn Fields Neighbourhood Office, St Vincent Crescent, West Bromwich, B70 0DZ

Lots of ways to help people speak up and be heard.

by POhWER

POhWER is one of the largest advocacy providers in the UK. Our clients include people from different cultures, people who have disabilities, sensory impairments, are unwell, or may not communicate verbally. As a volunteer you will: - enable people to make positive changes in their lives - meet new people and be part of a team - have the opportunity to join a local steering or involvement group in your area - share and develop you skills and learn new ones - make a difference! We have a number of volunteer opportunities: - Citizens advocacy volunteer - Peer advocacy volunteers - Self-advocacy volunteers - Shadow advocate volunteers - Volunteer office administrator - Community engagement volunteers - Fundraising volunteer

Minimum age: 18+

phone 0300 456 2370

Help us to reach communities and businesses by raising awareness.

by Ovacome

Raising awareness of ovarian cancer can help women get an earlier diagnosis and better outcomes. Can you help us to raise awareness with local businesses and community groups?

Minimum age: 18+

phone 07586 899334

Could you support someone at the end of their life?

by Murray Hall Community Trust

Murray Hall delivers Bridges Support Service, which supports palliative care and End of Life patients and their carers. The organisation is looking to offer telephone befriending to its service users and /or their carers who may be in need of support. Telephone befriending can provide invaluable support to people who are at End of Life or are who are caring for a loved one at home. The volunteer role can be delivered over the phone at agreed times and is a much needed role.

Minimum age: 18+

phone 0121 612 2939

Be innovative and raise vital funds

by Midlands Air Ambulance Charity

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity (MAAC) operates and funds three air ambulances covering six Midlands counties including the West Midlands. Three rapid response vehicles are deployed when the helicopters are unable to fly, for example during bad weather.

Minimum age: 16+

phone 0800 8 402040

Could you be a Mentor and support vulnerable children and young people ?

by Mentor Link

Mentor Link is recruiting Volunteer Mentors from the Sandwell area to provide one to one support mentoring and therapeutic support to vulnerable children and young people in schools and the community. Mentor Link are keen to hear from people in business and the community, who would be interested in becoming a Volunteer Mentor to support a young person to achieve their full potential. The mentors are specially trained to listen to and support young people and aim to improve their self- esteem and engagement in learning. The charity has an excellent track record of success in achieving positive outcomes with children and young people. If you like a challenge and want to give something back, to help make a difference to the lives of vulnerable children and young people then we would like to hear from you. As one year 9 girl wrote to her mentor: “I am glad I met you as you have allowed me to be who I am today and without you who knows where I would be right now.” Mentors offer one to two hours weekly during term time. The role includes: • Providing a listening ear, support and encouragement to your mentee. • Taking responsibility for developing the mentoring relationship, ensuring that mentoring goals remain the key focus of the mentoring sessions. • Seeking out any additional information which you think your mentee would find helpful, e.g. information on courses or careers. • Attending compulsory Induction and safeguarding training within the allotted timescale and any other training/networking offered as you feel meets your needs/interests. • Ensuring that there is a positive ending to the relationship, for the mentee and yourself.

Minimum age: 18+

phone 01299 822336

Adopt a Street

by Litter Watch

If you love where you live and would like to help keep it looking clean and tidy then this campaign is for you. Litter Watch encourages residents of Sandwell to take pride in where they live and pledge to keep it litter free. We all need to do our bit for the environment and what a great place to start - your own street! The area you choose to litter pick can be as small or as large as you like. We will supply litter picking equipment, bags and other helpful stuff.

Minimum age: 16+

phone 01215576970

Support people with a learning disability to enjoy community social activities

by Jigsaw Events

Jigsaw Events enables people with a learning disability to take part in a range of social activities. Members choose activities and we co-ordinate and organise volunteers. Activities include coach trips, cinema visits, craft group, curry club and a walking group.

Minimum age: 18+

phone 07543 194887

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