Volunteering opportunities anywhere

Could you help us set-up events, and be there to support visitors, staff and fundraisers?

Are you a dab hand at administrative tasks? You could help us around the office with tasks such as checking in members, filing, and answering phones.

Help us maintain our fleet of bikes, trikes, and go-karts by fixing punctures, greasing chains and making sure our bikes are ready to ride.

You’ll help keep The Yard beautiful for all who come through our doors! Tasks may include painting, cleaning, and organising.

Support our play team with setting up activities, supporting play experiences, and helping with clean-up.

We are looking for inspirational volunteer befrienders to help children and young people in Dundee to reach their potential and build confidence

Wednesday afternoon, 3:30pm - 5pm. Games group for 5+ up to age 18. Variety of activities always available.

If you would like to help someone be heard, give them hope for the future and to truly make a difference then this is the volunteering role for you.

A volunteer mentor meets their young person for an hour a week, during term-time only, within the 1 of the 8 schools in Dundee where the young person attends

Work with staff to create social media content about Feeling Strong! This could involve documenting the hub nights and events, and writing blog posts etc.

This is a governance role requiring attendance at six meetings a year and various Feeling Strong events in Dundee.

Hot Chocolate Trust is built around youth work volunteers giving their time to build relationships with young people who come through the doors.

The Feeling Strong Cafe is a weekly safe space for young people to hang out somewhere warm, play board and video games, colour, draw, and have a hot drink.

To register your interest in volunteering with DWA please respond here to be added to our expression of interest list for volunteer recruitment in June 26

Join us after summer, to support a walking class for women from diverse backgrounds. We’re looking for someone with a passion for mental health and wellbeing.

Supporting children and young people with additional support needs in their family home setting and community setting-providing respite to parents/carers

Group work roles support children and young people with additional support needs to engage with different activities in a supportive group setting

Befriending helps to support a child/young person in the local community with engaging in different activities