Most of the information in this document relates to ‘volunteer drivers’, i.e. volunteers whose volunteering activity is in the role of a driver.

Funded by Volunteering Wales Strategic Grants, Foothold Cymru has been running a project called Volunteens: Be Heard. Be Helpful which was all based on encouraging…

This fact sheet has been designed to give you information on how to support volunteers experiencing mental health difficulties.

Volunteering can be an amazing experience. Use your skills and gain new ones as you help improve your local community through volunteering.

The language that we use about volunteering can be confusing. Sometimes different terms are used interchangeably. Some terms have a very specific meaning, for example in the context of legislation. This is an attempt to explain some terms which are relevant to volunteering. They are listed in alphabetical order.

Volunteers make a significant contribution, in unpaid hours, to the economy of Wales.

St Giles Trust has created a Best Practice Guide to Inclusion to support volunteers with Lived Experience as part of a project funded by Volunteering…

Volunteering can be rewarding and valuable experience for individuals with ALN, it can be beneficial to the health and wellbeing of an individual, can provide…

This information sheet outlines the considerations your organisation should make if volunteers are based at home.

Before involving volunteers, it is worth spending some time considering how they can be best included within your organisation.

In Wales, the Welsh Language has official status which means it should be treated no less favourably than the English Language.

This project was funded by Welsh Government through WCVA’s Volunteering Wales Strategic Grant, to build on work undertaken in 2021 to produce the Future of Volunteering in Powys report.