Become a Volunteer

Donate your time and skills to make a difference.

If you have a passion for helping people succeed, the patience to support learning – then we would love to meet you!

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Members and volunteers
Pulp Friction build team on site at Chelsea Flower Show

We are always on the lookout for generous and kind people to join our growing team of volunteers.

Whether you’d like to put your culinary skills to good use, share your creative skills and gardening knowledge, or provide one-to-one support to help our Members achieve their goals, we could be the place for you!

We have sites in Bestwood and Clifton that need regular volunteer support.

How can I become a volunteer?

What we need from you…

  • Treat our Members, staff and volunteers with the utmost respect and kindness
  • Trust our Members’ knowledge and skills
  • Allow our Members to have choice over their decisions

What kind of Volunteer will you be?

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Volunteers that support

Our most common volunteer is one that is happy to work alongside our Members and offer support and guidance.

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Volunteers that teach

We welcome volunteers that have a passion or skill that they would like to share with our Members!

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Volunteers that drive

We need volunteers that have a full UK driving licence, and are happy to collect food, drive Members between sites and support events.

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Gill teaches and supports…

Gill works with our Members to transform surplus flowers and plants into beautiful displays and arrangements!

“As a volunteer I thoroughly enjoy being part of the Pulp Friction family. I feel supported by staff and guidance is always available. Pulp Friction offers a safe place where all members are valued, encouraged and befriended. I look forward to the days I spend at Pulp Friction!”

WHAT OUR VOLUNTEERS THINK