Volunteer with us
Why volunteer?
Volunteering with ReMind UK is a wonderful way to make a real difference for people living with dementia and their families. Whether helping at events, supporting activities, or spreading awareness, every bit of your time helps ReMind UK to get ahead of dementia. Join our friendly team, meet like-minded people, and discover the rewards of giving back, because helping others can be as fulfilling for you as it is for them. You could gain valuable experience to strengthen your CV, build confidence and skills, whether you’re a student looking to grow or someone with time to give and experience to share.
Why we need your help
At ReMind UK, we couldn’t do what we do without the kindness and time of volunteers. Our volunteers enable us to reach more people living with dementia and to keep our services welcoming, supportive and accessible. Volunteers help us run activities, support events, and build connections in the community that simply wouldn’t be possible without their time and care. This support helps us do more and ensures no one feels alone on their dementia journey.
I have had so many positive experiences whilst volunteering with ReMind UK - moments fulls of laughter and joy. I have learned so much and made new friends. I would definitely recommend volunteering with ReMind UK to anyone who has a spare bit of time, and if that's not enough incentive - the cakes are fab!
Volunteer Opportunities
Supporting people with dementia
Get involved with our events and activities for people with dementia and their loved ones. Help people living with dementia to unwind, express themselves, connect and feel the benefits of cognitive stimulation. Our social support team host regular creative and mindful activities to boost wellbeing.
Gardening
Plant flowers and help us maintain our small garden at The ReMind UK Centre, creating a peaceful space for people living with dementia. Spending time in nature gardens is associated with better mood, with noticeable improvements after time outdoors.
Fundraising events
Run our charity stall at one of our fundraising events around Bath, or help us sell Christmas cards and raffle tickets. Raising awareness about ReMind UK, by sharing our mission, and inspiring people to support our work. Every conversation helps us reach more families affected by dementia.
Office support
Put your office skills to good use and help us with jobs such as data entry, filing, and sorting mailouts. Your support behind the scenes keeps ReMind UK running smoothly, ensuring events, communications, and fundraising efforts reach the people who need them most.
Find out more
Have a question about volunteering?
We’ve put together answers to some of the questions we hear most often. If there’s anything else you’d like to know, we’d love to hear from you, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to help!
Why volunteer at ReMind UK?
Volunteers are considered an integral part of our team, they really do offer us vital support to help us get ahead of dementia.
How much time do I have to give as a volunteer?
We are guided by how much time you wish to give. It could be a one-off event or an on-going weekly, fortnightly or monthly commitment.
Will I receive training?
Yes, all of our volunteers receive induction training. You’ll receive ongoing support in your volunteer role so you’ll feel confident and supported when volunteering with us.
What skills do I need to volunteer?
We don’t ask for any specific skills, just a willingness to get involved and bring whatever skills you have.
Who can volunteer for ReMind UK?
Anyone over the age of 18 can volunteer with us. Please get in touch to discuss the kind of roles that might suit you best.
What support will I receive as a volunteer?
Our volunteer co-ordinator is on hand to support you in your volunteer journey.
If you have any further questions about volunteering please email: volunteering@reminduk.org. We may also ask your permission to keep your details on file until a suitable opportunity arises.
Research
Volunteer for dementia research to improve our understanding of the condition. You could complete short questionnaires or commit to a longer-term clinical trial. You do not need a dementia diagnosis to make a difference.