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Volunteering
How to get involved
Volunteers are vital to St Catherine's - in our shops, in the Hospice, at The Mill café and
out in the community.
As our services grow, we’re always looking for people who can share their time and skills. Not everyone
can support us financially, so the gift of time is truly invaluable. Whatever your motivation, volunteering
offers the chance to make a real and positive difference.
Volunteering can help you: Get support every step of the way
• Build confidence and discover new strengths We know that joining a new organisation
• Learn new skills and gain experience can feel like a big step. That’s why we make
the process simple and supportive:
• Meet new people and feel part of a supportive
community 1 All our opportunities are listed on
• Enjoy meaningful routine and social connection our website with a quick and easy
application process
• Do something rewarding outside of
day‑to‑day life. 2 Inductions and essential training
are tailored to your role
3 Meet your team and settle into a
friendly environment
4 Ongoing support is available to
help you feel confident
5 Opportunities to explore other
areas of the Hospice are available
if you want to broaden your
experience.
Current opportunities Find out more
We offer a wide variety of volunteer roles across about our vacancies:
the Hospice — from helping in our shops and café, stcatherines.co.uk/
to supporting fundraising, providing companionship,
or using specialist skills such as counselling. volunteering
Whether you’re looking for something regular or
flexible, behind the scenes or public-facing, there’s
a role to suit every interest and level of experience.
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