* Develop new skills * Increase your self-confidence
* Have fun!
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The Volunteer Centre in Three Rivers can help you open new doors to volunteering whether you are retired, working, unemployed, with disabilities, a student, or a parent.
We provide a quality and professional service to both individual volunteers and the member organisations to which we match volunteers.
"My volunteering at the WRAP project is fantastic...I am getting a lot out of it, thank you!!!" Clare H. |
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Thinking of Volunteering?
Volunteers come from all walks of life & all ages.
They can all help in many ways and the variety and quality of volunteering opportunities is improving all the time.
Three Rivers Volunteer Centre is committed to providing a quality and comprehensive service to volunteers in the district.
Finding out more couldn't be easier. Just make an appointment and we will take you through your options and help to find you the right volunteering opportunity for you.
The Volunteer Centre is also now at South Oxhey Library from 10am - 12pm every Thursday. Come along and have a chat.
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Pictured above and below: Staff from GE Money Home Lending downed keyboards and phones and picked up spades, brushes and shears for a fantastically productive day at Chiltern Open Air Museum in summer 2008. Our employee volunteering days are proving to be a huge success. | ||
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Alternatively visit the www.do-it.org.uk website which has details of what is available nationally. Just type in your postcode for a list.
Sports clubs can only run with the dedication of volunteers. To find out more about sports in your area visit Three Rivers Sports Network.
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If you would like to do voluntary work but are unsure you can cope - for whatever reason - then we can help you with our supported volunteering project, Threshold.
Volunteering can open up many new doors for you....
but don't just take our word for it.....
"Volunteering has been useful to me in my work.The staff are excellent and compasssionate and I am putting my academic and social experience to good use," Leonard, 49 at Guidepost. "The time volunteers give to victims of crime is invaluable. They support people at a time when they are really at a low ebb and need that extra support," Maria of Victim Support.
Need volunteers?
The Volunteer Centre will try and find your organisation the right volunteer for you.
We are also committed to helping to enhance the quality of volunteering opportunities offered by providing advice, ideas and training. To find out more about the benefits the Volunteer Centre can offer to organisations, including the public and private sectors. - Click here.
For more details contact the Volunteer Centre on
01923 711174 or by e-mail on vc.trcvs@speedinternet.co.uk