Volunteering | Julia's House

Volunteer for Julia's House Children's Hospice and support the care of seriously ill children in your local area.

Volunteering is all about making a difference in the lives of others, but did you know it can also change your own life for the better?

Whether it's widening your social circle, or building your confidence, there are so many benefits to reap from helping others. Here are just a few...

⭐ A sense of purpose
⭐ Meet new people
⭐ Improve self-esteem
⭐ Learn valuable skills
⭐ Have fun!

We're always in need of volunteers, and with such a variety of ways that you can support us, there really is something for everyone. Here are just a few ways you can volunteer for Julia's House:

Care

Help us run events for our families and provide support on the day.

Gardening

Help maintain the lovely gardens at our hospices for our families to enjoy.

Events

We’re always in need of volunteers at our fundraising events.

Charity shops

Sort donations, serve customers, man the tills, and more.

Videographer

Capture and create content for our social media channels and website.

In our office

Help our fundraising office team with admin, or by manning reception.

Complementary therapy

If qualified, provide treatments for our families.

Photography

Join us at our hospices, or events, and capture special memories for our families.

One-off opportunities

You don't need to commit to volunteering regularly, we have one-off opportunities.

Charity Van Driver

Support our charity shops by driving our vans to deliver/pick up donations.

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Ready to sign up?

Thank you so much for taking the first step to volunteering – we can’t wait to hear from you! Simply fill out our volunteer enquiry form, telling us a bit about yourself and we’ll be in touch.

Meanwhile, if you have any questions please do call our Volunteer Co-coordinator for a chat on 01202 644220 or email: volunteer@juliashouse.org

Volunteer Enquiry form >>

I wanted to support a local charity rather than a national one as I thought I would feel more involved and part of the charity, which has proved correct.

Jane Evans, Julia's House Volunteer