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Volunteer Roles & Placements

Host trainees, mentor young activists, or share your pro-bono expertise. Every placement is designed with migrant communities and pays expenses so no one is out of pocket.

WHY VOLUNTEER

We centre co-creation, learning, and solidarity.

Volunteers are the backbone of our community programmes—from running cultural celebrations to keeping our advice clinics moving. We match you with placements that reflect your skills, schedule, and learning goals.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Current placements

P L A C E M E N T

Youth Leadership Mentor

Coach young activists through the Youth Leadership Lab, providing goal-setting and feedback.

3 hours weekly for 12 weeks

Embassy Building & community venues

P L A C E M E N T

Community Kitchen Host

Co-create menus, manage volunteers, and ensure cultural food safety at our Friday gatherings.

One Friday per month, 5 hours

NWMF Cultural Studio

P L A C E M E N T

Welfare & Immigration Clinic Support

Welcome participants, manage paperwork, and offer interpretation during Tuesday clinics.

Tuesdays 9:30am – 2:30pm

Embassy Building

HOW IT WORKS

Four simple steps

We provide safeguarding checks, training, and a named staff contact so you can focus on uplifting the community.

Step 1

Complete the expression of interest form or email your CV.

Step 2

Join an informal interview with our volunteer coordinator.

Step 3

Receive safeguarding training and your placement schedule.

Step 4

Start supporting community members with staff backing.

READY TO GET STARTED?

Send your CV or proposal

Tell us about your skills, availability, and what you hope to learn. We welcome volunteers, placement students, and organisations offering team days.