Serve refreshments, tend gardens, sort donations or support events across the hospice and its charity shops. Choose a flexible or regular role, with training and induction provided; some driving roles require a full, clean licence.
Foyle Hospice’s volunteer programme offers a wide range of ways to get involved, from caring roles and reception cover to gardening, driving, shops, fundraising and events. Volunteers help keep the hospice moving across the hospice itself, its charity shops and community-facing activities, and there are roles to suit different amounts of time and different kinds of skills.
Opportunities include practical help such as serving refreshments, assisting with reception, supporting the minibus, tending the gardens, sorting donations, packing bags and helping at fundraising or community events. Some roles are short and flexible, while others are regular weekly commitments.
Training and induction are provided to help volunteers settle in, and the hospice matches people to roles that suit their experience and availability.
The programme is open to anyone aged 16 or over. Most roles do not need prior experience, although some specialist Day Therapy roles require qualifications and copies of certificates, and driving roles need a full, clean licence.
If you have a skill that does not fit one of the listed areas, the hospice invites you to say so on your application form.
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