At the initial interview, the Volunteer Centre adviser was great, providing information about all the possible opportunities she thought would match my interests. My details were passed to my chosen organisation and, although I was advised that it might take a few days before they would call me, the referral process exceeded my expectations as the manager called me almost the same day and we got a date arranged to meet up right away. I am delighted with my new volunteering role.
While I have not used your service frequently, I think it is invaluable and really appreciate it when needed.
Thanks for the sterling work your driver did at our Open Gardens Day yesterday. Brilliant service
My volunteer experience enabled me to practice my Microsoft Office skills and increased my confidence, which helped me to learn new skills and return to work. I appreciated being consulted on how to assist with change and enjoyed working within a very upbeat fantastic office team.
As a community organisation, we value the amazing range of skills offered by volunteers recruited through the Volunteer Centre’s bespoke service. Together they promote our ethos, support the wellbeing of our clients and muck-in at events!
Just wanted to thank you for putting me in touch with the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust. I’m loving it there.
Thank you so much for your assistance, I do not know how I would manage without your support.
The Volunteer Centre adviser was great, providing information about all of the possible opportunities she thought would match my interests. The referral process exceeded my expectations. I have taken on different roles and am still volunteering there. I wouldn’t go anywhere else now
This is the only Volunteer Centre that’s been in touch with me since I signed up to Do-it – despite showing interest in some others. I think you have been great. I wouldn’t go anywhere else now.
The attached cheque is a gift from my late mother who so enjoyed the many years she was a member of the (previous) Wednesday lunch club. After my father died, it was a lifeline for her and enabled her to make many valued friends. She was so sad when her increasing immobility prevented her going there any longer and really missed it during the last year or so of her life. The recent move to St Andrews Community Centre as our new Lunch Club venue makes it possible for people with limited mobility to attend.
