Benefits of Volunteering
Volunteering is a great way to boost wellbeing, gain work experience and contribute to the community
It is important to take time out from our busy schedules and do something inspiring
You could contribute to a greener and safer south Wales and develop workplace and practical skills
These skills include: project, finance and time management, teamwork, interpersonal skills and communication as well as leadership, empathy and compassion
Non contact opportunities are great for those looking to socialise virtually, with no Covid-19 risks
You can join the worldwide volunteering community from the comfort of your own home
You might need a device or wifi to take part in these opportunities so make sure to check with the organisation
Minimal contact volunteering involves some in-person contact where Covid precautions will be in place
These activities might include food deliveries, litter picks or environmental projects
You could also get involved with fundraising opportunities
There is plenty to suit everyone!
Volunteering is not only about giving, it also means gaining a lot! Here are some of the reasons why volunteering might be perfect for you.
If feeling too busy is what stops you from getting involved, try starting with something small, or a project you can do a bit at a time
For those who don’t know how to help, consider your talents and passions and think about who might benefit most from your skills.
If transportation is a problem, check out available digital opportunities
Volunteering is most definitely worth it!
SVC provides an array of opportunities to help various groups within the community
We have partnered up with some amazing organisations so we can extend our support, even to those hard-to-reach groups.
For more information, check out our website or email us at info@svcymru.org