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Join our incredible team of volunteers
We always have a variety of interesting and varied roles for volunteers from supporting families in our Activity & Rehabilitation Centre in Kennington, lending a hand with housekeeping, gardening, offering companionship on days out or providing valuable support in our office. These positions are a fantastic way to build your skills, gain experience for your CV, meet new people and have fun.
Consider joining a local charity to help individuals recover and get the most out of life after brain injury. Your time and skills can make a real difference in someone’s recovery journey. If you would like to join our incredible volunteer team please get in touch.
Making a real difference
Our volunteers are essential for helping us to support and develop the services we offer people affected by acquired brain injury.
Their generosity, dedication and compassion make a difference in people’s lives everyday and our work wouldn’t be possible without the support of our volunteers. We’re very grateful.
The benefits of volunteering
Volunteering at Oxford Head Injury Services can boost your wellbeing by enabling you to:
- Meet new people
- Learn new skills
- Have fun
- Grow in confidence
- Make a difference
- Share your skills with others
- Be part of a community
We’re committed to the wellbeing of our volunteers and provide training and ongoing support to ensure every volunteer feels confident, valued, and equipped to make an impact.
Volunteer opportunities
Volunteer Administrative Assistant
Volunteer Activity Assistant
Volunteer Handy Person
Volunteering FAQs
Here are some of the most common questions people have about volunteering. If you would like to contact us to discuss further, please call us on 01865 326263 or email admin@oxfordheadinjuryservices.org.uk.
How many hours do I have to volunteer each week?
As many as you can spare. We have volunteers who support us for a day or a few hours every week. Others give up their time to volunteer at specific events or activities.
Can I volunteer even if I don’t know anyone with a brain injury?
Yes. We welcome volunteers from all walks of life; those with direct experience of life with a brain injury and those without.
Will I receive any training and support
Yes. All of our volunteers undergo a thorough induction and a member of the team will always be there to support you. We’re committed to the wellbeing of our volunteers and provide training and ongoing support to ensure every volunteer feels confident, valued, and equipped to make a real impact, while working to high standards of care and professionalism.
How will volunteering make me feel?
Volunteering is incredibly rewarding, and every hour you spend with us will be one filled with fun and friendship. There is no better feeling than knowing you’re making a difference.
