Our Community Welfare Volunteers play a vital role in helping us create safe, supportive environments at events.
This is a non-clinical role focused on wellbeing, reassurance, and supporting vulnerable individuals. You will provide a visible, approachable presence at events, helping people who may feel unwell, distressed, or unsafe, and ensuring they get the right support when they need it.
You will work alongside our clinical teams, but as a separate welfare function, focusing on early support, engagement, and escalation rather than medical care.
No previous experience is required. We will provide full training in safeguarding, vulnerability awareness, and conflict management to help you feel confident in your role.
Key information
- Start Date: 6th November 2026
- Volunteer: Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly
- Availability: Saturday PM, Saturday Evening, Sunday AM
- Tasks: Welfare Support
Provide a calm, friendly, and reassuring presence to members of the public
Carry out welfare check-ins with individuals who may be vulnerable, distressed, or intoxicated
Support individuals to feel safe, including helping them contact friends, arrange transport, or get home safely
Stay with individuals where appropriate until further support arrives
Vulnerability & Safeguarding Awareness
Recognise signs of vulnerability, distress, or risk
Escalate safeguarding concerns to the event lead or appropriate services - Requirements: Willing to travel by public transport or find own way to volunteering location
- Interests: Community, Emergency services, Health and wellbeing, Homeless, Mental Health, Public events
- Activities: Care work, First Aid, Outdoors
- DBS Check: Yes
- Are Volunteer Expenses Reimbursed? Yes
Provide a calm, friendly, and reassuring presence to members of the public
Carry out welfare check-ins with individuals who may be vulnerable, distressed, or intoxicated
Support individuals to feel safe, including helping them contact friends, arrange transport, or get home safely
Stay with individuals where appropriate until further support arrives
Vulnerability & Safeguarding Awareness
Recognise signs of vulnerability, distress, or risk
Escalate safeguarding concerns to the event lead or appropriate services