Opportunities in and near Worcester

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Help care for a woodland and orchard reserve near Pershore through coppicing, scrub clearance, path maintenance and wildlife monitoring. You’ll learn practical reserve management alongside a friendly volunteer team, with training provided and no previous experience needed.

Help manage wildflower-rich grasslands by cutting back brambles, removing invasive weeds and repairing fences that support grazing. You’ll work outdoors on a nature reserve, with training provided to use hand tools.

Get hands-on managing an ancient woodland, from coppicing and clearing scrub to caring for vegetation around the pond. Learn practical habitat management skills with hand-tool training, while helping create habitats for butterflies, birds and other wildlife.

Plant trees, repair fences, harvest seed and mow at a mixed orchard and meadow reserve, helping care for its wildlife. Work outdoors as part of a team, with training in basic tool use.

Monitor wildlife, coppice woodland, cut hay and manage riverbanks while helping care for a reserve with woodland, an orchard, the Leigh Brook and wildflower meadows. Training in tool use is provided, and volunteering runs every Thursday.

Help manage woodland for butterflies and wildlife through hands-on coppicing and ride work at a nature reserve. Learn to use basic tools with training provided, and work independently or alongside a team.

Help restore wetlands to grazing marshes at a major reserve, then get hands-on with wildlife monitoring, scrub management, fencing and tree planting. Training is provided; your work supports habitats for local wildlife and wintering birds.

Pollard willows, maintain paths and tackle hands-on habitat management at a reserve with open water, scrub and carr woodland. Your work supports wildlife including birds, dragonflies and over 160 plant species.