Volunteer Story
Molly’s Story
‘Volunteering reminds me I am not my illness… and helps me re-engage my brain in fun, fulfilling ways’
‘Mae gwirfoddoli yn fy atgoffa nad fy salwch ydw i… ac
‘Volunteering reminds me I am not my illness… and helps me re-engage my brain in fun, fulfilling ways’
‘Mae gwirfoddoli yn fy atgoffa nad fy salwch ydw i… ac
Being a grants panel member was a unique volunteering experience that involved real decision making, teamwork, and supporting local projects. It gave me confidence, helped me understand community needs, and
I joined the Youth Led Grant Panel after meeting the PAVO Volunteer Officer at a Freshers event. Volunteering boosted my confidence, helped fund youth projects in Powys, and led me
What helps me is to stay focus on volunteering and trying to make a difference is to listen and communicate. Volunteering for me is a rewarding role.
I first got into volunteering and youth action when I joined the Scottish Youth Parliament. I was elected Member of the Scottish Youth Parliament for LGBT Youth Scotland, from then
My name is Niamh, I am 18 years old and I am an #iwill Ambassador. I have been volunteering for UK Youth through the #iwillmovement since 2023! I decided to
I set up Buz Tots in my Church as I know how important Toddler Groups and how invaluable they were when my own children were small. I have experienced many
In October 2017, I was diagnosed with breast cancer—a life-changing moment that brought both fear and clarity. Early detection saved my life, and that experience sparked something within me. /
Carers UK provided me with a great deal of support at a very difficult time during my caring journey, so I wanted to pay back Carers UK and to ensure
Ash Kasibante is a 23-year-old Software Engineering student at Glasgow University. Not content to just focus his time on his studies, Ash is also a volunteering hero for Chest, Heart