Volunteer with the Cheshire Home Disability Programme

Cheshire Homes is an international NPO that assists people with disabilities. Due to their disabilities, many residents have trouble using their arms and hands and need help.

Get involved with the Learning Programme

Take part in the City's Learning Programme as a learner or as a volunteer. The Learning Programme is for students from surrounding primary and high schools; volunteers help learners who are enrolled.

Get involved with the Mercy Aids Kids Club

The Mercy Aids Kidz Club is a regular programme for children from ages 9-11 which aims to create a safe space where children can play and develop relationships with responsible adults in their community.

Tutor with Ikamva Youth

Volunteers working with the Ikamva Youth organisation tutor Grade 12 students in maths, physics and English.

Volunteer with the Orion Outreach Programme

The Orion Organisation runs an outreach programme at Saxon Sea Hall for elderly community members and people with disabilities.

Volunteer with the Seniors Outreach Programme

If you enjoy working with the elderly, why not volunteer for our Seniors Outreach Programme?

Volunteer at a soup kitchen

Soup kitchens provide free meals for people who are less fortunature or live on the street. Soup kitchens rely on donations of food, and volunteers to run their kitchen.

Volunteer with business and trade organisations

The Enterprise and Investment Department has established a number of working relationships with partners, enterprise development organisations, informal traders associations. We leverage our network to help individuals looking for volunteering opportunities.

Volunteer with the Youth Leadership Programme

The Youth Leadership Programme runs at different times throughout the year and trains volunteers who wish to assist with the City’s afterschool and holiday programmes.

Volunteer with a development and reading programme

Our Library and Information Services Department run a number of development and reading programmes where volunteers are needed.

Volunteer as a reservist firefighter

Our Fire and Rescue Service Department gives volunteers the opportunity to receive adequate training that allows them to serve as a reservist firefighter.

Volunteer with the Law Enforcement Auxiliary Service

Since its inception in 2013, our Volunteer Law Enforcement Auxiliary Service (LEAS) has been instrumental in successfully recruiting many members to assist the City's Law Enforcement Department with by-law enforcement and operations.

Volunteer with ‘Friends’ groups and community organisations

The City’s Environmental Management Department and Recreation and Parks Department partner with a number of ‘Friends’ organisations that support and promote greening, environmental conservation and sustainability initiatives.

Volunteer with the Disaster Risk Management Centre

The City is accepting volunteers to assist Disaster Risk Management across a variety of functions.

Volunteer with the Recreation and Parks Department

Our Recreation and Parks Department runs recreation programmes at the City’s various recreation hubs, as well as hosting a number of events throughout the year.

Volunteer at a City nature reserve or in a biodiversity programme

The City, in partnership with Nature Connect, is accepting non-paid volunteers to assist our Environmental Management Department’s Biodiversity Management Branch with a variety of tasks.

Advisory Movable Heritage Assets Collection Task Team

If you have specialist skills and knowledge in the field of heritage and collections management, you can apply to serve on our Advisory Movable Heritage Assets Collection Task Team.