 Clear Community Web is Looking for Volunteers to Help Bridge the Digital Divide
Clear Community Web help people feel more confident and comfortable with technology through classes, workshops and individual support.
They primarily work with older people, vulnerable adults, carers and families in South London. They partner and build relationships with organizations to help them reach their communities by providing training and expertise.
Do you feel passionate about helping people with computers,the internet & accessing services? Clear Community Web have the following programmes locally:
Digital Drop-Ins Community Learning Online Services Support Disability & Technology Advice
You do not need to be a digital wizard, just a helpful person to volunteer with CCW. If you like sitting with people and making them feel welcome then you could be a fantastic help,meet lots of people and develop your skills!
If you think you can help in any of these important areas, Clear Community Web would love to hear from you.
 St Michael's Fellowship is looking for Jigsaw Contact Centre Volunteers
Every week children use Jigsaw Contact Centre to see their families.
St Michael's Fellowship helps give families the best possible experience making sure children can stay in touch with parents, grandparents and siblings.
Volunteers help create the special homely atmosphere Jigsaw is known for; this involves welcoming families at receptions, supporting the team and supervising contacts.
Volunteers receive:
- Extensive training in working with families
- Shadowing opportunities with our experienced practitioners
- The chance to work directly with families during our contact sessions
- A certificate for your social CV
This volunteer experience is perfect for anyone who wants to build hands-on understanding in working with families.
Register your interest and find out more
 Join the Volunteer Team in Tulse Hill at Doorstep Library
Are you passionate about supporting families to instill a love for reading and books? Doorstep Library is looking for Reading Volunteers to bring the joy of reading to children’s homes.
They are looking for volunteers to join their volunteer team in Tulse Hill which is on Tuesdays, 4.30pm till 7.00pm. You can either volunteer on a regular weekly basis or once every 3 to 4 weeks. There are plenty of school holiday breaks throughout the year as well as volunteers being entitled to 2 absences per term.
Watch their video to see what it will be like to volunteer with them, then visit their website to register and to find out about roles and locations in Lambeth.
This is what one of their volunteers said about her experience at Tulse Hill
“I have been with Doorstep for over a year and I can honestly say it is the highlight of my week. The relationships that I have build with the family’s in this time is just amazing, I have enjoyed getting to know each and every one of them and getting to see their growth and love of reading grow in this time is truly something special.
I would say to anyone who has a love of reading and would like to inspire the next generation, to sign up, it is such a wonderful opportunity to be a part of an amazing charity, the joy it brings me is overwhelming and the whole experience is such a positive and inspiring journey. Any new volunteers will be welcome with open arms at our project”. Doorstep Library would love to hear from you!
 Hope for the Young are Looking for Refugee and Asylum Seeker Mentors
Established in March 2016, the Mentoring Programme trains volunteer mentors to provide weekly one-to-one support and advice to young refugees and asylum-seekers in line with their goals and aspirations.
Due to the complex social, psychological, and practical challenges many young people face when trying to settle into their new communities, our holistic and youth-focused mentoring approach enables young people to develop the independence skills, support networks, and confidence they need to achieve their full potential. Every mentoring story is unique - pictured above are Abel and Nicole - read more about their mentoring relationship here.
By becoming a mentor with Hope for the Young, you will have the opportunity to transform a young person’s life in your local community. Our mentors work with their mentees each week to improve their English, enrol in education, access local services and activities, make new friends, and build the confidence and independence skills they need to settle into their new communities and reach their true potential.
If you are passionate about supporting young refugees to rebuild their lives in the UK and think you have what it takes to join the dedicated team of mentors at Hope for the Young, they would love to hear from you!
 Save The Date! Team Lambeth Volunteer Fair for National Volunteer Week - June 4th Streatham Library
Join us at Streatham Tate Library on 4th June for Team Lambeth's Volunteer Fair during National Volunteer Week.
All Lambeth residents are invited to explore a vibrant array of organisations keen to offer fulfilling volunteer opportunities across our borough. Discover how you can make a meaningful impact while connecting with diverse communities and causes close to your heart.
Volunteering not only enriches lives but also strengthens our community bonds, fosters personal growth, and leaves a lasting, positive imprint on society. Come along and be a part of something special in Lambeth, and together let's make a difference!
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