Get involved

Volunteering not only benefits the organisation or sector where an individual is volunteering through shared skills, ideas and lived experiences, but it can also have a profound impact on the volunteer themselves.

This includes increased confidence, learning new skills, making new friends and opening up opportunities.

Sight Loss Councils

We have a number of volunteering roles available for blind and partially sighted people as part of our Sight Loss Councils (SLCs).  We have SLCs in Birmingham, the Black Country, Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Bristol and Gloucestershire, with plans to expand these into new areas over the coming months and years. Find out more. Visit the Sight Loss Councils website

Become a volunteer

For the latest volunteering opportunities please check back to this page later, follow us on social media or email us on volunteering@pocklington-trust.org.uk.

Rodney Powell Award for Volunteering with head and shoulders image of RodneyRodney Powell Award for Volunteering
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Four pairs of hands raised towards a blue sky.Celebrating Volunteers’ Week 2021
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