Opportunities in and near Great Malvern

Support the running of a constituency office from its Leominster base, volunteering for one full day or two half days each week for around four months. Travel and subsistence expenses are paid for the days you volunteer.

Welcome customers, serve on the till and turn donations into attractive displays as part of a friendly shop team. You’ll get training and support while helping raise funds for hospice care, with donated items checked against quality standards.

Serve customers on the shop floor and at the till, while sorting donations and preparing pre-loved and new items for sale. You’ll also get till and Gift Aid training, and every sale supports hospice care for patients and loved ones.

Serve customers and work the till, or prepare donated items for sale in a hospice charity shop. You could also create displays, keep the store welcoming and help sell raffle tickets, with training provided for the till and Gift Aid.

Welcome customers, serve at the till and prepare donated items for sale while supporting hospice care. You’ll also sort and inspect donations, create displays and keep the Kidderminster shop tidy, with role-specific training and support.

Interactive university-level sessions let you explore Business, Marketing and Accounting, see how they connect to real-world contexts, and meet current university students.

Tour studios, meet course leaders and try free drop-in workshops while getting a first-hand feel for creative college life. Build your day around small-group subject talks, student finance advice, housing tours and questions about portfolios or applications.

Dr Peter Vardy leads four live sessions where you explore, evaluate and debate key Philosophy of Religion questions, from the teleological argument and problem of evil to the relationship between mind and body. Practise essay planning and build your AO2 skills.

Trace aircraft electrification from early developments to today’s systems and future concepts, with a lecture from an engineer leading advanced technology work on major aircraft programmes.

Take part in lectures linked to Business, Marketing and Finance, then team up for a Mystery Product Pitch. Use what you learn to shape an idea, set its price, identify a target audience and build a convincing business case.

Survey Pear Tree Walk with nature reserves and nature recovery officers, recording winter wildlife from plants and fungi to insects and birds. No experience is needed. Records collected will be shared with Herefordshire Biological Records Centre and kept for the Trust’s own records.

Explore wildlife across the Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica in a relaxed evening talk led by Vicky and James Mackie. Hear about southern ocean ecosystems and the species living in some of the world’s most remote environments, at Hopelands, Weobley Village Hall.

Survey and record as many species as possible at Church Wood in a winter wildlife survey, led by nature reserves officer Rosie Wilson and nature recovery officer Toby Fountain. No experience is needed as you help log plants, fungi, insects and birds.

Get hands-on with conservation at a local nature reserve, tackling scrub management, tree planting, grass cutting and site maintenance. Bring sturdy footwear and clothes for practical outdoor work.

Explore fungi through expert-led presentations, outdoor forays and practical identification with the Herefordshire Fungus Survey Group. Ask questions as you build your field skills, and bring a basket or box to collect specimens.

Explore NHS work through placements that may span administration, patient-facing or back-office roles, depending on the experience you’re seeking. Apply online to express your interest in opportunities across Worcestershire.

Choose from practical conservation, farming, education or wildlife outreach, with flexible volunteering from occasional hours to regular involvement. No experience is needed, and training is provided for the role you choose.

Join practical conservation days across four south Worcestershire grassland sites, mowing, controlling scrub, managing hedges and maintaining fencing to protect wildflower habitats. You’ll work outdoors in a team, with training provided if you’re new to using tools.

Coppice woodland, clear scrub and tackle hands-on reserve management at a nature reserve near Suckley. Join a volunteer team caring for habitats and wildlife, using basic hand tools outdoors in all weathers.

Get hands-on managing a woodland reserve near Worcester: coppice to create glades, clear scrub to open the canopy and ground flora, and maintain vegetation around ponds. Work outdoors with a volunteer team, using basic hand tools in all weather.