We are looking for a collaborative individual who is organised and can see the bigger picture of the impact they will have on our charity.

Mentoring involves one person helping, supporting and encouraging another person to make progress or changes in their lives. Provide one to one support.

You will spend a few hours every week with that person over a period of up to 3 months, spending time doing different activities, chatting to them and sometimes…

CGL provides 1-2-1 mentoring support to individuals in custody and in the community helping them to rehabilitate and reduce the cycle of reoffending.

You do not need any specific skills or experience, just enthusiasm and a willingness to support a care leaver with their practical and emotional needs.

We are going to start in October and will be working with three groups over six months. Each group will run for 8 weeks. Understanding of people’s needs.

As an education volunteer, you will support and co-deliver workshops in schools, colleges, and universities, also helping at events in the community all aimed…

Many children of imprisoned mothers are prevented from contacting their parent because of practical considerations such as the cost of travel, lack of transport…

CGL provides 1-2-1 mentoring support to individuals in custody and in the community helping them to rehabilitate and reduce the cycle of reoffending.

Whether you’re talking about goals in a coffee shop, or researching job opportunities together in a library no two sessions will be the same.

Our Mentors meet with a child, young person, or family up to twice a month to offer support, encouragement, and guidance.

The Derby Young People's Mentoring Service is looking for volunteers in Derby who can support a child/young person on a weekly basis.

Our Mentors meet with a child, young person, or family up to twice a month to offer support, encouragement, and guidance.

The volunteers will work with the individuals, to improve their English language skills and their employability.

Our Mentors meet with a child, young person, or family up to twice a month to offer support, encouragement, and guidance.

Our Mentors meet with a child, young person, or family up to twice a month to offer support, encouragement, and guidance.

We will support you in this volunteering role by ensuring that you receive regular supervision and have someone on site who you can approach for day-to-day…

Our Mentors meet with a child, young person, or family up to twice a month to offer support, encouragement, and guidance.

We deliver relaxed classroom and community based sessions to young people, aged between 16 and 25, to prepare them for work, and support them to improve their…

From school work to family friction and mental health issues. Mentors meet with their mentees for around 1 hour a week whether just to chat, have a coffee or…