Volunteering

When you give your time to volunteer you’ll meet new people, have fun and connect with other passionate people.

The amount of time you give to volunteering is completely up to you – we have one-off roles, short-term projects or longer term commitments. You can even set up your own volunteering project. You can volunteer to do almost anything, and gain experiences relevant to your degree.

We’re here to help you grow personally and professionally, building up your skills to help you become more employable. Log your volunteering hours and skills with us and we’ll accredit your voluntary work.

Start now and find an opportunity that’s right for you. Join in with a community of more than 725,000 student volunteers across the UK, making a difference to the lives of others and your own.

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Start your volunteering journey now by following these steps:

Step 1: Create your volunteering profile

Step 2: Browse through our opportunities and apply for a role that inspires you

Step 3: We will get in contact with you to arrange an informal meeting to discuss your applications and all your options

Step 4: We will introduce you to your chosen organisation on your behalf

Step 5: Meet with your chosen organisation and start your volunteering!

Step 6: Log your volunteering hours and skills

Step 7: Complete the Anglia Ruskin Employability Programme and recieve a nationally recognised qualification which is endorsed by the The Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM), which recognises all the skills you have gained from your university experience, paid work and volunteering.

Step 8: Apply for the Vice Chancellor's Student Leader Award! 6 exceptional students win this prize every year, apply in the final year of your degree and you could win £1000 in cash and a framed certificate at your graduation ceremony. 

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Where to find us:

Cambridge Coordinators