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  • STAR volunteers support refugees and asylum seekers in Coventry to improve their confidence speaking English. This is a celebration session, we will give out gifts and play games. you do not have to celebrate Eid to join is, everyone is welcome!Volunteers will develop teaching skills in a comfortable and low-pressure environment, as well as building participants' confidence. We also offer reading and writing support, as well as some fun games to wind down! You can join our group chat using this link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Hu12LD4TCf1J3Y1CVlBGO0

    • Please meet us at the University bus interchange at 3:00pm for the Monday session and 1:00pm for the Tuesday session - we will be there in our blue hoodies!
    • We will be back on campus by 5:30pm on Monday and 3:30pm on Tuesday.

    • Type of VolunteeringCommunity, Justice and Human Rights, Languages
    • Location of VolunteeringCoventry
    • Communication
    • Ethical Values
    • Intercultural Awareness
    • Organisational Awareness
    • Problem Solving
    • Professionalism
    • Self-awareness
    • Teamwork

    Closing date for applications is 22 Mar.

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    Easter Fete - Session 2

    Community Crafters

    28 Mar 2026 12:00 - 14:00

    Join us for a fun-filled Easter Fete at Canley Community Centre! We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help run arts and crafts sessions for local children and families during the event.This is a wonderful opportunity to bring creativity, colour, and smiles to the community while helping young people enjoy hands-on activities in a warm and welcoming space. Whether you love painting, making decorations, or want to meet new people, we’d love your help.Come along, share your creativity, and help make this Easter celebration extra special for everyone!

    Date: Saturday, 28 Mar 2026

    Time: 12pm - 2pm

    Venue: Canley Community Centre

    All materials will be provided, transportation from campus is also provided and bus fares can be reimbursed. Just bring your enthusiasm and a smile!

    We encourage you to get in touch if you have any specific access requirements, or need more information about the content and delivery method of a specific volunteering opportunity. If you have any requests related to a disability, please email volunteers@warwick.ac.uk giving at least two working days’ notice if possible.

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    Easter Fete - Session 1

    Community Crafters

    28 Mar 2026 10:00 - 12:00

    Join us for a fun-filled Easter Fete at Canley Community Centre! We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help run arts and crafts sessions for local children and families during the event.This is a wonderful opportunity to bring creativity, colour, and smiles to the community while helping young people enjoy hands-on activities in a warm and welcoming space. Whether you love painting, making decorations, or want to meet new people, we’d love your help.Come along, share your creativity, and help make this Easter celebration extra special for everyone!

    Date: Saturday, 28 Mar 2026

    Time: 10am - 12pm

    Venue: Canley Community Centre

    All materials will be provided, transportation from campus is also provided and bus fares can be reimbursed. Just bring your enthusiasm and a smile!

    We encourage you to get in touch if you have any specific access requirements, or need more information about the content and delivery method of a specific volunteering opportunity. If you have any requests related to a disability, please email volunteers@warwick.ac.uk giving at least two working days’ notice if possible.

  • 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.

    Date: Saturday, 21st March 2026

    Time: 1.30pm to 2.30pm

    Venue: Tile Hill Library, Canley

    All materials will be provided, transportation from campus is also provided and bus fares can be reimbursed. Just bring your enthusiasm and a smile!

    We encourage you to get in touch if you have any specific access requirements, or need more information about the content and delivery method of a specific volunteering opportunity. If you have any requests related to a disability, please email volunteers@warwick.ac.uk giving at least two working days’ notice if possible.

  • 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.

    Tools and gardening gloves will be provided.

    Drinks and snacks will be provided. Please let us know of any food allergies or dietary requirements we need to be aware of volunteers@warwick.ac.uk

    Please wear warm waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear that you don’t mind getting muddy.

    There is nowhere safe to store belongings so please don’t bring valuables with you.

    Transport will be provided from campus.

    We encourage you to get in touch if you have any specific access requirements, or need more information about the content and delivery method of a specific volunteering opportunity. If you have any requests related to a disability, please email volunteers@warwick.ac.uk giving at least two working days’ notice if possible.

  • What better way to show your gratitude to the universe than stopping plastic getting into the food chain. Come help us remove litter from our community spaces, for the benefit of the wildlife and the local people. We MUST protect nature!

    Date: Sunday 22nd March 2026

    Time: 2:30pm - 4:00pm

    Meeting place: Outside Rootes Launderette

    Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and sturdy shoes, trainers or boots that you don't mind getting a little muddy. Bags, gloves, and pickers will all be provided. You can also borrow wellies from Warwick Volunteers.

    Light snacks will be provided. It is recommended to bring additional snacks and bottled water.

    Note: There are no public toilets on this route.

    We encourage you to get in touch if you have any specific access requirements, or need more information about the content and delivery method of a specific volunteering opportunity. If you have any requests related to a disability, please email volunteers@warwick.ac.uk giving at least two working days’ notice if possible.

    • Type of VolunteeringAnimals, Conservation and Environment, Community
    • Location of VolunteeringCoventry, On Campus
  • Date: Wednesday 25 MarchTime: 9:30am-1.30pmLocation: Warwick Hospital (transport provided from campus)Join us for tidying up and weeding the gardens at Warwick Hospital! The plan is to begin weeding the ‘staff’ garden which is due to be totally replanted and opened next year, as well as several other gardens on site, such as the Sensory Garden we personally planted last year!

     

     

    Tools and gardening gloves will be provided.

    Drinks and snacks will be provided. Please let us know of any food allergies or dietary requirements we need to be aware of volunteers@warwick.ac.uk

    Please wear warm waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear that you don’t mind getting muddy.

    There is nowhere safe to store belongings so please don’t bring valuables with you.

    Transport will be provided from campus.

    We encourage you to get in touch if you have any specific access requirements, or need more information about the content and delivery method of a specific volunteering opportunity. If you have any requests related to a disability, please email volunteers@warwick.ac.uk giving at least two working days’ notice if possible.

    • Type of VolunteeringAnimals, Conservation and Environment, Community, Health and Social Care
    • Location of VolunteeringOn Campus, Warwick
    • Communication
    • Intercultural Awareness
    • Teamwork
  • 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.

    Date: Saturday 21 March

    Location: Leam Boat Centre,  Mill Rd, Leamington Spa, CV31 1BE

    5-10 minute walk from All Saint’s Parish Church, Leamington

    You can take the U1 or 11 bus to Leamington from campus. Bus fares will be reimbursed by Warwick Volunteers https://warwick.ac.uk/about/volunteers/resources/expenses/

    Time: 10.20am -12.30pm

    What’s involved

    Volunteers will canoe along the river led by an instructor from Leam Boat Centre. We will be collecting litter from along the banks. It’s a fun, active way to help protect local nature and improve the River Leam.

    No experience needed

    • Canoes, paddles, and safety equipment provided
    • Full safety briefing given

     What to bring

    • Clothes you don’t mind getting splashed and spare clothes to change into afterwards.
    • Weather-appropriate layers
    • A reusable water bottle

    All volunteers need to read the risk assessment before attending the session:

    https://warwick.ac.uk/about/volunteers/resources/risk_assessments/risk-assessment-river-clean-up.pdf

    We encourage you to get in touch if you have any specific access requirements, or need more information about the content and delivery method of a specific volunteering opportunity. If you have any requests related to a disability, please email volunteers@warwick.ac.uk giving at least two working days’ notice if possible.

     

    • Type of VolunteeringAnimals, Conservation and Environment, Community
    • Location of VolunteeringLeamington Spa
  • Lillington Community Pantry is a community supermarket for those struggling to make ends meet.

     

    What you'll be doing
    The Pantry needs volunteers to help with stocking shelves and serving the public to ensure vital food provision is distributed to those who need it most.

    When and where
    Date and time: Friday, 11:30 am - 3:30 pm
    Location: Lillington Community Pantry

    Transport details
    We will all meet on campus by the entrance of the Arts Centre and take a taxi there and back. 
    Volunteers who live in the area can make their own way there if it's easier. Just let us know beforehand so that we don't wait for you on campus.

    • Type of VolunteeringCommunity, Crisis and Poverty
    • Location of VolunteeringLeamington Spa
    • Communication
    • Ethical Values
    • Intercultural Awareness
    • 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
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