We’re looking for people with different Repairing/ Fixing skills who want to make a difference and are committed to reducing waste. People who like to help others and enjoy working out how to make something work again.

We’re also keen to meet people who are happy to engage with visitors, work out which ‘expert’ they need to see and co-ordinate general repair café activities before and during the events, take donations from happy punters and liaise with the Repair Café maestros at Circularity (based at Woodville Library).

Our volunteers look after Elvaston's Local Nature Reserve, maintaining and improving the space for people and wildlife.

Do you have have a keen interest in local history and heritage? Are you passionate about preserving local heritage for future generations?

Our café creates an alive & active meeting space engaging the community across age groups, specifically countering social isolation, developing local community initiative​s and relationships,

fostering inter-generational contact and providing access to social and local information.

Elvaston Castle are looking for enthusiastic and reliable volunteers to join the team to help with research and events. Get stuck in with the team on seasonal events, or use your research skills to help explore Elvaston's history and share it with visitors.

As part of the RAF Association, our Connections Volunteers offer the vital connection and support our beneficiaries need. In this role, you will make a real difference by helping support a lonely individual via regular telephone calls.

Please note that we ask for a minimum of 12 months commitment to this role.

Shoutout is an inclusive group for people with disabilities, their families and friends, in and around South Derbyshire. They aim to encourage people of all abilities to come together on equal terms, to encourage inclusion within the wider community.

Our weekend House Experience Volunteers add the sparkle to any visit – giving everyone a warm welcome, bringing stories from Calke Abbey to life and helping people get the best out of their day.

Would you be able help sort and catalogue our collection? support our education and outreach activities? or just help with general administration?

Committee Members help run the Centre on a day to day basis. Not just from a management 'decision making' point of view but also 'hands-on' helping to keep the facility maintained.

Family Support Derbyshire is a local initiative helping parents with young children through difficult and challenging times - whatever those challenges may look like.

Derbyshire Youth Justice Service (YJS) trains volunteers for the role of Restorative Justice Facilitator, to enable participation in Youth Justice Panels, after a Referral Order has been imposed by the Court.

The Referral Order is a unique sentence, directly involving the local community, whereby volunteers are asked to get involved. Referral Orders use restorative justice to encourage young people to take responsibility for their behaviour, and at the same time, give them the opportunity to make amends.

The Referral Order Panel is chaired by volunteers from the community, assisted by a member of the YJS. The young person agrees a contract with the Panel which can include reparation or restitution to their victim, as well as undertaking a programme of interventions and activities to address their offending behaviour.

The young person attends regular review meetings with volunteers and their YJS case managers to review and monitor their progress.