Browse Opportunities

Come help us remove litter from the River Leam, for the benefit of the wildlife and the local people. The fish and ducks will thank you!We will be joining Leam Boat Centre to help clean up the River Leam.

• Type of VolunteeringAnimals, Conservation and Environment, Community
• Location of VolunteeringLeamington Spa

Join us for our next session, Session 17 – Easter in Bloom, on Wednesday, 3 pm–4 pm, where you can design and create Easter-inspired postcards celebrating renewal, hope, and kindness. These postcards will be sent to a local care home in Coventry, sharing thoughtful messages and warm wishes with residents as we welcome the new season. Let’s create meaningful connections and spread a little extra warmth while embracing the spirit of Easter through this creative and reflective activity!

• Type of VolunteeringCommunity, Older People, Art, Craft and Design
• Location of VolunteeringOn Campus

• Communication
• Intercultural Awareness
• Teamwork

Join us for a fun-filled community craft session at Tile Hill Library! Together, we’ll bring creativity, colour, and smiles to local children and families. It’s a wonderful chance to make a real difference, sharing joy through arts and crafts while connecting with the local community.

Warwick youthmappers use satellite imagery to trace buildings, roads and other features to create new map data that can be used to plan for disaster response and helping urban development in underdeveloped areas.

• Type of VolunteeringCrisis and Poverty, International Volunteering, Technology/Social Media
• Location of VolunteeringOn Campus, Online/From home

• Critical Thinking
• Digital Literacy
• Information Literacy
• Intercultural Awareness
• Problem Solving
• Teamwork

Date: Thursday 9th of AprilTime: 10:30AM - 3:30PMLocation: Radcliffe Community Garden in Leamington Spa, CV31 2ED (Transport provided from Campus - meet at UW2 Stop at the University Interchange at 10:15AM)Action 21 is a fantastic charity that aims to promote sustainability and reduce the environmental impact of the local community, and we're on the second phase of helping them create their garden! This will be a stone removal and planting session so will require some hardwork, so if that sounds like something you'd enjoy please come along! This is the third of a series of sessions from now until summer that will hopefully see the creation of a beautiful community garden in a nearby estate.

Lillington Community Pantry is a community supermarket for those struggling to make ends meet.

• Type of VolunteeringCommunity, Crisis and Poverty
• Location of VolunteeringLeamington Spa

• Communication
• Ethical Values
• Intercultural Awareness
• Teamwork

Volunteers work with older people on a one-to-one basis, helping them to use their laptops, phones and tablets. We are now based in Kenilworth with transport provided or direct by bus from the bus interchange. Register your interest to join the Warwick Digital Cafe mailing list.

• Type of VolunteeringAdvice and Support, Community, Older People, Mentoring, Technology/Social Media
• Location of VolunteeringKenilworth

• Communication
• Digital Literacy
• Ethical Values
• Information Literacy
• Problem Solving
• Professionalism
• Teamwork

Spend 4 unforgettable weeks teaching in rural Nepal on a summer volunteer placement designed to make a genuine difference. Working alongside local educators and within a welcoming community, you will support children’s learning in a setting where enthusiasm, creativity and encouragement can have a real impact. Nepal is one of Mondo’s key student programmes, aimed at volunteers who are passionate about education, open-minded, resilient and keen to contribute positively as part of a team.This is much more than a placement abroad. You will be travelling with other students already signed up, with shared time and possible pairings during the placement, while still gaining your own immersive experience. The programme runs every summer, and for 2026 the confirmed dates are 22nd July - 29th August and a second group on 15th August - 22nd September.Volunteers can expect to develop valuable skills that will stay with them long after the placement ends. These include communication, teamwork, adaptability, cultural awareness, leadership and confidence. Previous volunteer reflections from Nepal also highlight the value of creativity in the classroom, relationship-building with local teachers and host families, and the personal growth that comes from living and working in a very different environment.There is also the option to add trekking after the teaching placement, giving you the chance to experience Nepal’s remarkable landscapes as part of a wider adventure.Students are asked to fundraise in support of the programme, helping make this opportunity possible while contributing to longer-term impact. For anyone looking for a summer that combines purpose, challenge, community and personal growth, volunteering in Nepal is a truly rewarding choice.

• Type of VolunteeringCommunity, Crisis and Poverty, International Volunteering, Children and Young people, Languages
• Location of VolunteeringInternational

• Communication
• Critical Thinking
• Ethical Values
• Intercultural Awareness
• Problem Solving
• Self-awareness
• Sustainability

Spend 4 unforgettable weeks teaching in rural Nepal on a summer volunteer placement designed to make a genuine difference. Working alongside local educators and within a welcoming community, you will support children’s learning in a setting where enthusiasm, creativity and encouragement can have a real impact. Nepal is one of Mondo’s key student programmes, aimed at volunteers who are passionate about education, open-minded, resilient and keen to contribute positively as part of a team.This is much more than a placement abroad. You will be travelling with other students already signed up, with shared time and possible pairings during the placement, while still gaining your own immersive experience. The programme runs every summer, and for 2026 the confirmed dates are 22nd July - 29th August and a second group on 15th August - 22nd September.Volunteers can expect to develop valuable skills that will stay with them long after the placement ends. These include communication, teamwork, adaptability, cultural awareness, leadership and confidence. Previous volunteer reflections from Nepal also highlight the value of creativity in the classroom, relationship-building with local teachers and host families, and the personal growth that comes from living and working in a very different environment.There is also the option to add trekking after the teaching placement, giving you the chance to experience Nepal’s remarkable landscapes as part of a wider adventure.Students are asked to fundraise in support of the programme, helping make this opportunity possible while contributing to longer-term impact. For anyone looking for a summer that combines purpose, challenge, community and personal growth, volunteering in Nepal is a truly rewarding choice.

• Type of VolunteeringCommunity, Crisis and Poverty, International Volunteering, Children and Young people, Languages
• Location of VolunteeringInternational

• Communication
• Critical Thinking
• Ethical Values
• Intercultural Awareness
• Problem Solving
• Self-awareness
• Sustainability

Volunteers will help Young people of asylum-seeking background to improve their English language. This is offered in a range of ways, including worksheets and games, but most importantly, everyday conversation.To keep up to date and for more information, join our WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/G3UhXe1iT3D3dFKFlk2SC7 And follow our Instagram @staratwarwick

• Type of VolunteeringAdvice and Support, Community, Mentoring, Children and Young people
• Location of VolunteeringCoventry

• Communication
• Ethical Values
• Intercultural Awareness
• Organisational Awareness
• Problem Solving
• Teamwork