Get into volunteering in 2025!
With the New Year here, why not make a resolution to volunteer a few hours a week or month in Norfolk? Whether it’s helping at a food bank in Diss, supporting older people in Swaffham, or protecting wildlife along the Broads or the Norfolk Coast, volunteering is a fantastic way to give back. You’ll meet new people, learn new skills, and have amazing experiences—all while making a real difference in places like Great Yarmouth, King’s Lynn, Cromer or Thetford. Start 2025 by doing something worthwhile and discover how rewarding volunteering can be!
Interested in volunteering but not sure where to start?
Sign up for the Norfolk Volunteer Passport training course.
Sign up for the Norfolk Volunteer Passport training course.
Voluntary Norfolk and Adult Learning have partnered to deliver The Norfolk Volunteer Passport programme. This training programme helps volunteers gain foundational knowledge to support their volunteering journey.
Delivered online, this course will support you in a welcoming environment into volunteering. We'll also support you to use the Get InVOLved Norfolk platform to log your training, volunteering hours and upload certificates to support your applications to volunteering roles.
Volunteering - a perfect thing to do in the New Year!
Opportunities across Norfolk
Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
Secretary to the board of trustees
We’re looking for a highly organised and reliable volunteer to support our Board of Trustees as a Secretary.
Posted by Feathers FuturesOne-off · 2—4 hrs
Great Yarmouth
Events Volunteer
We’re looking for friendly, reliable volunteers to support us at one-off community events. This role is all about helping us raise awareness of Feathers Futures
Posted by Feathers Futures
Organisation role · 3—4 hrs/month
Volunteer Board Member for Norwich Credit Union
We are looking for Board Members who can demonstrate a range of skills and experience at a management level.
Posted by Norwich Credit Union
Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
Cats Protection Research Volunteer (East of England)
Love detective work and tidy data? Help cats thrive as a Research Volunteer (behind the scenes, big impact!)
Posted by Cats Protection East Hub
Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
Cats Protection East Hub Volunteer
Do you enjoy meeting people, supporting community events and making a real difference for animals? Cats Protection is looking for Hub Fundraising Volunteers.
Posted by Cats Protection East Hub
Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
School Governors for St Benet's MAT
The Diocese of Norwich St Benet's Multi Academy Trust has exciting volunteer opportunities for new governors across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Posted by Diocese of Norwich Education Services Company
Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
Help at Home Volunteer- Norfolk
Are you an open-minded, hardworking individual interested in supporting families with a seriously ill child or young person?
Posted by EACH
Organisation role · 1—2 hrs/Week
Baby Bounce & Rhyme Time/ Stay and Play - Great Yarmouth Library
We are looking for a volunteer to lead our Bounce & Rhyme sessions on a Monday from 10.45. These sessions include time for parents to meet and chat afterwards.
Posted by Norfolk Library and Information Service
Project role (Temporary) · Flexible hours
Flexible location
Community garden volunteer
Community gardens across Norwich need more volunteers.
Posted by Norwich Eco HubApr
18
Community · 18 Apr, 09:30 - 14:00
Norwich
Repair Café April 2026
Come and fix your stuff for free, and eat cake while you wait!
Posted by Repair Café Norwich
Organisation role · 0—8 hrs/month
Norwich
Electrician/mechanical fixer
We are currently looking for volunteers with good electrical and/or mechanical skills who can fix a wide variety of mostly household items.
Posted by Repair Café Norwich
Organisation role · Flexible hours
King's Lynn
Betty's Club Support Volunteer
By giving a little time you help create a warm, welcoming space where people living with dementia and their family carers feel valued, connected and understood.
Posted by Betty's Club