Help Nurture Raw talent - Volunteer At Raw Material
 Raw Material Music and Media based in Brixton supports the creative and personal development of the South London community. Their 3-storey center includes recording studios, a digital audio suite, DJ and video equipment, and a live performance room. Raw Material is seeking musical talent in three areas:
Guitar Volunteer:
Support adult members in the Guitar Course, part of the Arts & Wellbeing Programme. Ideal candidates are skilled guitarists with experience in creative facilitation.
Beat-making Volunteer:
Assist adult members in Beat Lab, an audio production programme using Logic X Pro. Candidates should have experience in music production and creative facilitation.
DJ Volunteer:
Help adult members in the DJing course. Participants learn DJ basics using Serato software. Experience as a DJ and in creative facilitation is required.
For more information and to apply, email lauren@rawmusicmedia.co.uk.
Raw offers £10 travel compensation for all volunteer roles.
Creche helpers required for postnatal depression support group in Streatham
 The Cedar House Support Group is for women who are experiencing postnatal depression. The groups provide a safe and supportive environment where mothers can get together with others who may be feeling similar to themselves. This helps their recovery by normalising feelings and reducing the sense of isolation that postnatal depression can bring.
To enable these sessions, Cedar House provides creche facilities and is looking for for someone who has experience in looking after young children to help the creche manager. Starting in March every other Friday term time from 10am to midday, at St Stephens Centre, Weir Road.
If you would like to help, please get in touch with Liz Wise.
Doorstep Library is Looking for Reading Volunteers
 Are you passionate about helping families foster a love for reading? Doorstep Library is seeking Reading Volunteers to bring the joy of books directly to children’s homes.
They’re recruiting volunteers for their Tulse Hill team, meeting Tuesdays from 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm. You can volunteer weekly or every 3-4 weeks, with breaks during school holidays and up to 2 absences per term.
Hear from a current volunteer:
“Volunteering with Doorstep Library has been the highlight of my week. Building relationships with families and witnessing their love for reading grow is truly special. It’s a positive, inspiring journey, and new volunteers are always welcomed with open arms.”
Watch their video to learn more, then visit their website to register and explore roles across Lambeth. Don’t miss this chance to make a lasting impact—Doorstep Library would love to hear from you - Sign-Up here!
Hope for the Young are Looking for Refugee and Asylum Seeker Mentors
 Hope for the Young 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.
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!
Nominations for the Volunteer of the Year are Open!
 Know someone in the community who has made a positive difference in the community by volunteering ? Nominate them for the Volunteer of the Year!
Lambeth’s Civic Awards are the borough’s way of sharing and recognising the great work our residents, volunteers, voluntary sector organisations and communities do to continue this rich history.
The Volunteer of the Year Award is to celebrate and recognise the amazing and much-valued work done by volunteers in Lambeth.
Many organisations in the borough rely solely on the work of volunteers and would struggle to operate without this valuable support. Residents who need support are also reliant on volunteers to assist in daily life.
Volunteers play a crucial role in building vibrant, supportive communities, which aligns with the ambition to create neighbourhoods where people can lead healthier, happier lives.
This award shows appreciation to an individual who has selflessly contributed to making a positive difference in their community.
Get nominating now! Submit a nomination.
Nominations close Midnight 26 Sunday Jan
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