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Volunteering Vacancies
Volunteering Link, an Inclusive and Welcoming place for our volunteers, whilst Empowering them to be Ambitious through Adaptable and Collaborative approaches to volunteering. A vision where our borough is a place where every volunteer is valued, supported, and can thrive.
Interested in becoming a volunteer? Have a look at our volunteer vacancies and register your interest by completing the form below.
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Ad Hoc Events Volunteer
As an Ad Hoc Events Volunteer, you will support Waltham Forest Community Hub with a range of events throughout the year. This is a flexible volunteering opportunity where volunteers will be contacted in advance when an event is taking place to check their availability and interest in supporting.
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Youth Football Coach
The volunteer community football coach helps as a member of a team within the charity to support the coaches to facilitate young people at our community football provision ensuring an engaging, fun, inclusive and safe football session.
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Health & Wellbeing Volunteer
Support local residents to improve their health and wellbeing by helping deliver welcoming, inclusive community activities and events. You’ll provide friendly companionship, encourage participation and help create positive experiences for people of all ages and abilities.
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Mental Health Carer Group Support Volunteer
To help provide empathetic, non-judgmental peer
support to individuals attending the group, helping to foster a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment where participants feel heard, valued, and empowered.
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Youth Hub Volunteer
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The Youth Hub Volunteer will support the Youth Hub team in creating a welcoming, inclusive and safe space where young people can socialise, have fun and take part in a range of activities.
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Carer/Community Champion
Carer Champions are informal community
advocates who help raise awareness of unpaid
carers and the support available to them. They use
their existing networks (community groups,
workplaces, social settings) to share information,
promote services, and encourage carers to seek
support.
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