Are you interested in working with individuals to support and promote their health and wellbeing?

- Volunteer role, expenses paid
- Location: West London
- There is an expected time commitment of twice a week 3-6 hours preferable for at least 3-6 months (on Thursdays) for this role. 

Often, working in our busy mental health, community and social care services means the pressure is on, leading to increased anxiety for our staff. They may become too busy to make time for themselves and consequently unaware of the valuable support we have to offer for their own health and wellbeing. Sadly, this means some people may experience reduced morale, increased sickness and absence and impact on their decision to remain part of the Trust team with a knock on effect on the quality of our patient care. 

As a Health & Wellbeing Volunteer you will be part of an inspired, connected and mobilised network of people offering practical support to our staff.  This includes support running of wellbeing hub/stations and providing general support to our people, actively promoting our Trust-wide Health and Wellbeing resources and support available and guiding them to these resources.

In return we will offer you:

• A full induction, training or brief to your role
• On-going support and guidance from a member of staff
• The opportunity to develop your personal and professional skills
• The opportunity to get involved in other areas of The Trust’s work, including NHS careers
• Provide you with a uniform
• Reimbursement of reasonable expenses
• The opportunity to contribute to our mission for providing outstanding patient care through supporting those that care for our patients.

If you could be a Health and Wellbeing Support Volunteer please complete the online application. If you would like more information, please contact West London NHS Trust Volunteer Services on:

07484 484 279

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British Sign Language Support Volunteer Role Description

Can you help us promote volunteering at West London NHS Trust?

- An expected time commitment of once a week, up to 5 hours for at least 6 months.
- Volunteer role, expenses paid
- Location: West London NHS Trust, 1 Armstrong Way, Southall, UB2 4SD

Volunteer Services at West London NHS Trust are a new and evolving service supporting staff with volunteer involvement to enhance our capacity to deliver outstanding patient care.

In this role you will be helping us to expand our reach in the local community, and beyond, receive more enquiries about our volunteer roles, and with producing promotional material and newsletters to spread the word on the impact of our dedicated volunteers and of the benefits of volunteering involvement.   

If would like to further develop your research, admin and communication skills, while gaining some experience within the NHS, then this role is just for you.

In return we will offer you:

• A full induction, training or brief to your role
• On-going support and guidance from a member of staff
• The opportunity to develop your personal and professional skills
• The opportunity to get involved in other areas of The Trust’s work, including NHS careers
• Provide you with a uniform (if necessary)
• Reimbursement of reasonable expenses
• The opportunity to contribute to our mission supporting outstanding patient care.

If you could be an Admin and Communications Volunteer or would like more information, please contact West London NHS Trust Volunteer Services on:

07484 484 279 or complete the online application form.

Closing date for applications: Thursday 6th August 2026 

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Admin and Communications Volunteer Role Description

Event Support Volunteer - Talent Pool 2026 Launch - make a difference in a day

Date: Friday 7th August 2026

Location: Broadmoor Learning & Development Centre

Address: Joshua Jebb Way, Crowthorne RG45 7ET

Timings: 09:30 – 15:30 (2 volunteers) 

Volunteers: up to 2 volunteers

Who will see the difference? Our motivated and ambitious staff members joining the 2026 Talent Pool cohort

We're excited to celebrate the launch of our Inclusive Talent Pool - an initiative designed to support our trust's staff recruitment and retention efforts. This event honours volunteers who have successfully completed a rigorous selection process to join this motivated group.

In addition to the volunteering task with the Trust, the volunteers will have the opportunity to:

• Network and engage in open discussions with these motivated talent pool members
• Have an overview of the development opportunities available to permanent staff (should they wish to be permanent in the future)

Don't miss out this fantastic opportunity to meet with these ambitious staff and see how the trust supports staff developments.

The volunteering activity

The Welcome event is happening at the Broadmoor LDC:

• Session (10:30 – 15:30)

We will require support with;

• Registration
• Setting up the tables
• Support in refreshments provision
• Distribution of material content
• Clear down end of session

Considerations

You are likely to be on your feet before and after the event on the day, some lifting and moving of equipment maybe required.

The volunteers will be able to share a ride (to and from the event) with the Talent Pool Lead, leaving from the Trust HQ, 1 Armstrong Way, UB2 4SA (Leaving Trust HQ at 8:00am sharp). We expect to return to Armstrong way approximately for 4pm (or earlier) if you are looking to come back with us.

Lunch will be provided.

Next Steps

For any enquires regarding the volunteering project please contact Yvonne Naiken at yvonne.naiken2@nhs.net

To speak to Volunteer Services about general information about volunteering with West London NHS Trust please contact wlt.volunteers.hub@nhs.net  or 07484 484 279

To sign up please complete our quick registration form and sign up to the activity via your volunteering profile (opportunities tab) to confirm your attendance.

Make a real difference in a day — Could you help Ealing residents take their first step towards a smokefree life? 

Date: Wednesday 29 July 2026

Location:  West London NHS Trust Headquarters

Address:  1 Armstrong Way, Southall, London UB2 4SD 

Timings: 9:00am - 5:00pm

Volunteers: up to 2 volunteers

Who will see the difference? Residents of Ealing Borough currently smoking and experiencing health inequalities 

Ealing Smokefree service provide support for those who want to quit smoking. We use evidence-based methods to help people make meaningful changes to their behaviour. Patient will be able to access stop smoking medication and behavioural support from one of our specialist advisors 

The volunteering activity

We are looking for volunteers to support with referral re-engagement phone calls and booking appointments or updating smoking status as appropriate.

Considerations

This is an office-based role and there will be administrators and team leads on hand to support with a brief training, providing reports to work from and on hand to support with patient questions.

Next steps

For any enquires regarding the volunteering project please contact: Healthier Lifestyle Team - wlm-tr.hls@nhs.net

For any general enquires about volunteering with the Trust please contact Volunteer Services on wlt.volunteers.hub@.nhs.uk 

To sign up please complete our quick registration form and sign up to the activity via your volunteering profile (opportunities tab) to confirm your attendance.

Prostate Cancer Awareness  - Support Onsite, Make a Difference in One Day!

Date: Thursday 27th August 2026

Location: Acton Market

Address: The Mount/King Street, London W3 9NW

Timings: 11:00am - 3:00pm

Volunteers: up to 4 volunteers

Who will see the difference? Underserved communities who are at greater risk of developing prostate cancer   

The Healthy Ealing Team (part of West London NHS Trust) are planning a second community Prostate Cancer Awareness & Testing Day on Thursday 27th August after our very successfu first event on June 11th for World Prostate Day. We are being supported by The Prostate Project, who will be on site with a health van (or “Man Van”!) to provide information and carry out health checks. The event will be held at Acton Market.

Although open to all men, we are specifically aiming to engage Black men within the local community, as we know Black men are at a significantly higher risk of developing prostate cancer and are often less likely to access early testing and support. 

The volunteering activity

We're looking for volunteers to support on the day by helping to create a welcoming and supportive environment for attendees. The role would involve:

• Welcoming and engaging members of the public
• Helping direct attendees to the appropriate stalls/services
• Supporting queue management and general event flow
• Encouraging conversations around prostate health and awareness
• Helping attendees feel comfortable and supported throughout the event

We would require four male volunteers, and where possible, we would particularly welcome volunteers from Black communities.

Considerations:

You are likely to be on your feet for significant periods on the day. As we will be in a marketplace, there are no car park facilities in the immediate area, however there are car parks nearby (Acton Carpark and Oaks Shopping Centre Carpark) as well as options for lunch in and around the market. 

Next Steps:

For any enquires regarding the volunteering activity please contact Zena Kotey – zena.kotey1@nhs.net 

To speak to Volunteer Services about general information about volunteering with West London NHS Trust please contact wlt.Volunteers.Hub@nhs.net

To sign up please complete our quick registration form and sign up to the activity via your volunteering profile (opportunities tab) to confirm your attendance.

Be part of a lively community event and help create a warm, welcoming experience for local families. 

Date: Saturday 1st August 2026

Location: Woodlands Academy

Address: Hathaway Gardens, Ealing, London W13 0DH

Timings: 12:00pm - 4:00pm

Volunteers: up to 4 volunteers

Who will see the difference? Underserved communities who often do not have the opportunity to engage with health services   

The Healthy Ealing Team, part of West London NHS Trust, supports the delivery of the Black Health In-Reach model. The model works in partnership with trusted community organisations to bring health information, services and checks into familiar community spaces, helping to reduce barriers to accessing healthcare and improve health outcomes for Black communities.

We are supporting Zebra Sports to deliver the next event in the programme: the Zebra Sports Family Fun & Wellness Day — “Choose Life!”

This free community event is for the whole family and will include activities, health and wellbeing services, community stalls, food and entertainment.

The volunteering activity

We're looking for volunteers to support on the day by helping to create a welcoming and supportive environment for attendees, and support with recording and collecting important data.

Volunteer responsibilities may include:

• Welcoming and engaging with attendees
• Registering attendees when they arrive
• Directing people to relevant activities, stalls and health services
• Encouraging attendees to take part in the health and wellbeing opportunities available
• Supporting attendees to complete community feedback surveys
• Helping to collect attendance and evaluation information accurately and sensitively
• Ensuring attendees feel comfortable, listened to and supported throughout the day
• Assisting with setting up before the event and packing away afterwards

This opportunity would suit someone who enjoys working with people, is passionate about community health and wellbeing, and can communicate respectfully with people from a wide range of backgrounds.

Considerations:

You are likely to be on your feet for significant periods on the day. Parking is available in the surrounding area. Nearby stations include West Ealing and Castle Bar Park. Food available during the event, but may be limited depending on community attendance.

Next Steps:

For any enquires regarding the volunteering activity please contact Zena Kotey – zena.kotey1@nhs.net 

To speak to Volunteer Services about general information about volunteering with West London NHS Trust please contact wlt.Volunteers.Hub@nhs.net

To sign up please complete our quick registration form and sign up to the activity via your volunteering profile (opportunities tab) to confirm your attendance.

Activity Facilitation - customise your own one day volunteering opportunity!

This is a bespoke volunteering role! In your volunteering application for this activity please provide a brief outline of your proposed volunteering activity for the following application question: "Please provide a brief outline of your idea/s for your volunteering activity" PLEASE SEE DATES BELOW.

Date: March 2026 - December 2026. Shifts take place once a month, on a Friday (see below for specific dates).

Location: Ealing, West London or online/remote 

Address: Haven Green Baptist Church -Castlebar Road, Ealing W5 2UP (face to face session) or Online

Timings: 12:45pm till 2:15pm

Who will see the difference? Our patients with chronic and long term conditions.  

We are looking for passionate and creative volunteers to bring joy and engagement to our Support Circle Group, a community space for individuals living with chronic and long-term illnesses. The Support Circle Group provides a safe and welcoming environment where participants can connect and share experiences. As part of our sessions, we would love to introduce creative activities to uplift and inspire our members.

Some proposed activity areas we can consider:

🎶 Music – Singers, musicians, or who can bring live music.
🎨 Arts & Crafts – Simple and accessible creative activities for self-expression.
🎲 Games & Activities – Light hearted, inclusive, and interactive fun.
🎤 Other Creative Talents – Poetry, storytelling, or any other engaging ideas.

The volunteering activity:

We will need support with;

-  Participating in a briefing meeting with the service to further explore your proposed activity in your volunteering application
- Clarify practical support needs from the team for the activity to take place e.g. venue set up
- Facilitate your chosen and agreed volunteering activity session you’d like to offer
- Consider formal risk assessments with the support of your Trust point of contact for safe and effective delivery of activities

Considerations

We do not have resources to provide materials, but the goal is simply to spark interest and engagement. The activity will serve as a light and enjoyable way for participants to connect, express themselves, and find joy at the end of each session. Consider keeping activities simple but meaningful and rewarding for patients e.g. origami is fun and interactive whilst requiring very little material resource. Sessions last for 30 minutes, another reason why simple ideas will work. We are happy to discuss your initial ideas to align them to group goals too upon applying (no idea is a bad idea).

Session dates:

O= Online  

• Friday 24th July (O)
• Friday 18th September (O)
• Friday 20th November (O)

Next steps

For any enquires regarding the volunteering project please contact Raquel Rodrigues on raquel.rodrigues4@nhs.net 

For general enquires about volunteering with the Trust please contact  wlt.volunteers.hub@nhs.net 

IMPORTANT - This is a bespoke volunteering role!

As part of your volunteering application, you must provide a brief outline of your proposed volunteering activity for the following application question:

"Please provide a brief outline of your idea/s for your volunteering activity"

Applications submitted without this information cannot be considered.

Please download an example brief below for guidance. 

Download: Example bespoke volunteering activity proposal from a volunteer

Could you help with the smooth running of our wards?

- Volunteer role, expenses paid
- Location: Lakeside Mental Health Unit, Finch Ward, Twickenham Road, West London TW7 6AF
- Applicants age 18+ due to nature of volunteering in acute mental health wards

Our acute mental health inpatient care units are supportive and safe environments, where we focus on the needs of each individual to help them get well. Our aim is to promote their recovery and social inclusion. We provide a wide range of services for people who need support and care for mental health problems or a mental health crisis. As a Ward Helper you will play a vital role in the smooth running of busy wards and support patients to have positive experiences of hospital life. Ward Helpers provide assistance with routine ward activities while focussing on supporting patients to maintain and improve their health. Ward Helpers will support patients to engage in activities one to one or in small groups enabling them to maintain physical and mental activity while in hospital.

In return we will offer you:

• A full induction, training or brief to your role
• On-going support and guidance from a member of staff
• The opportunity to develop your personal and professional skills
• The opportunity to get involved in other areas of The Trust’s work, including NHS careers
• Reimbursement of reasonable expenses
• Provide you with a uniform
• The opportunity to contribute to our mission supporting outstanding patient care.

Could you be our next Ward Helper Volunteer? Complete our online application.

For more information, please contact West London NHS Trust Volunteer Services on 07484 484 279

Closing date for applications: Thursday 13 August 2026

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Ward Helper Volunteer Role Description

✨ Bring Stories to Life – Help us turn volunteering into stories that inspire change. 

Dates/Location: Remote
 
Volunteers: Up to 4 volunteers

Timing: Flexible - short-term project

Who will see the difference? Volunteer supervisors, volunteers and staff across the Trust

Introduction: 

We’re looking for four friendly and confident volunteers to help us capture and share the stories of NHS staff who support volunteers across West London NHS Trust, inspiring more staff teams to partner with volunteers as part of our healthcare services. Each volunteer will be given one staff contact and will create one case study showing the difference they have made through working with volunteers. Your support will give each case study the dedicated time and focus that our busy Volunteer Services team may not always be able to offer.

We will require support with:

• Contacting an allocated NHS staff member and arranging a suitable time to speak
• Having a friendly telephone or online conversation using questions provided by Volunteer Services
• Writing one clear, engaging case study and submitting it by 7 August 2026

This is a remote role, so you will need access to a computer or suitable device, a telephone and the internet. Good listening, communication and writing skills are important. You should feel comfortable contacting staff professionally, working independently and treating all information shared with you confidentially. Guidance and a case study template will be provided.

Next steps

For any enquires regarding the volunteering project please contact Volunteer Services – wlt.volunteers.hub@nhs.net or 07484 484 279

Could you be at the right place and time for rapid response help? 

- An expected time commitment of at least four hours per shift per week for a minimum of 6 months, where possible.  
- Volunteer role, agreed expenses paid
- Location: West London NHS Trust Head office in Armstrong Way, Southall and St. Bernards.

West London NHS Trust is one of the most diverse providers of mental health, community and social care in the UK.

We are looking for Backup Active Response Volunteers who can step in when our regular Active Response Volunteers are unavailable or when additional support is needed.

This role would suit someone who is flexible, reliable and happy to be contacted about available shifts rather than committing to the same day every week. There are no guaranteed regular shifts, but we will contact you when cover or extra support is needed.

Active Response Volunteers are based wherever there is a significant need for them onsite. They respond to situations in real time assisting staff when they need it most. You will be a pioneer in this new model of volunteering starting off at our Head office in Armstrong Way, Southall and nearby at St Bernards. Volunteers will be based with Volunteer Services and their efforts co-ordinated from there.

Staff are either under constant pressure to provide quality care to an ever-increasing number of patients or experiencing operational pressures when supporting our services. Active Response Volunteers respond to calls and emails from across the site to assist in common tasks that currently absorb staff time, emerging needs that require rapid response, stubborn tasks that accumulate and affect service quality and pressure points where additional help improves flow or experience.

You will be trained to move fluidly between tasks offering admin support, meeting and greeting and event support, keeping the environment organised and supporting the staff experience and wellbeing.

In return we will offer you:

• A full induction, training or brief to your role
• On-going support and guidance from a designated member of staff
• The opportunity to develop your personal and professional skills
• The opportunity to get involved in other areas of The Trust’s work, including NHS careers
• Provide you with a uniform
• Reimbursement of reasonable expenses
• The opportunity to contribute to our mission supporting outstanding patient care.

If you could be an Active Response Volunteer or would like more information, please contact West London NHS Trust Volunteer Services on:

07484 484 279

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Active Response Volunteer Role Description

Are you passionate about supporting parents with children and young people receiving mental health support?

-An expected minimum commitment one day a week for at least 6 months for this role 
- Volunteer role, agreed expenses paid
- Location: West London

You will be part of our child and adolescent mental health service (CAMHS) where we provide mental health assessment and treatment for children and young people aged 0 to 18, and support for their families in Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Hounslow.

We’re not a hospital and we don’t have beds, but we do have many different specialists who are experts in children’s and young people’s emotional and mental health.

As Group Activity Support Volunteer you will be working closely with our clinical team to help with the organising of our incredible parent groups supporting a Non-Violence Resistance (NVR) approach, which brings about changes in the parent-child relationship where there is violent, destructive and/or controlling behaviours. NVR can help parents and carers to overcome feelings of helplessness. NVR also helps to develop and maintain a support network around the family.

In return we will offer you:

• A full induction, training or brief to your role
• On-going support and guidance from a member of staff
• The opportunity to develop your personal and professional skills
• The opportunity to get involved in other areas of The Trust’s work, including NHS careers
• Provide you with a uniform
• Reimbursement of reasonable expenses
• The opportunity to contribute to our mission supporting outstanding patient care.

If you could be a Group Activity Support Volunteer or would like more information, please contact West London NHS Trust Volunteer Services on:

07484 484 279

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Group Activity Support Volunteer

Multilingual Support Volunteer – Make a Real Difference by Translating in Writing! 

Date: Any time, flexible

Location: Remotely

Address: Remotely

Timings: anytime

Volunteers: up to 15 volunteers (1 volunteer per language)

Who will see the difference? Patients and healthcare workers

The Hounslow Musculoskeletal service provides physiotherapy and Musculoskeletal assessment and treatment services across the Borough of Hounslow. 
Hounslow is one of the most diverse boroughs in the country, and so we would like to be able to offer MRI advice cards for patients in a number of different languages to help improve our service accessibility, and to help best meet the needs of our local community.

The Aim: 

To produce a patient information source to explain key information:

-What is an MRI?

-Why are MRI scans are recommended?

-What is to be expected following the results/ interpretation of findings?

-What are the service waiting and reporting times?

We already have copies of resources in English, and we would be grateful with help translating this into one of the below languages.

As a volunteer, through translating these letter templates, you will help to prevent missed appointments due to misunderstandings, and you will allow our patients to understand how best to prepare for their healthcare and reduce pressure on our admin staff who are often called when patients are unable to understand information. 

The volunteering activity:

We will require support with;

• translating from written English language script to a community language/s above (in writing)

Key considerations:

Ability to translate from written English to one or more of the languages noted above (in writing). Access to a word processor and computer device. 

Next steps:

Please complete our application form outlining your skills and qualities for the activity and sign up to the activity via your volunteering profile (opportunities tab) to confirm your attendance.

Contacting us

To speak to Volunteer Services about general information about volunteering with West London NHS Trust please contact wlt.volunteers.hub@nhs.net 

Could you help with the smooth running of our therapeutic football sessions and grassroots football team? 

 - Volunteer role, agreed expenses paid
- Location: Shepherd’s Bush or Paddington playground, West London
- There is an expected minimum commitment once a week for four hours for at least six months for this role. 

West London NHS Trust is one of the most diverse providers of mental health, community and social care in the UK.

Our football for wellbeing hub provides a safe, inclusive and wellbeing space in the community to improve mental and physical health. Our initiative won the Capital Clinical Support Work award in Innovation of the year category, and we are hoping to grow it further to a national level. 

As Football Session Helper Volunteer you will help the Hub’s lead with facilitation including pre and after-sessions tasks, some admin work and delivery of exciting football sessions.

We are currently seeking applications from women only to support our newly launched women only football sessions in Shepherd’s Bush and our Saturday women only football league in Paddington.

This role is supporting our Living Well volunteering priority: helping people prevent ill health, manage long‑term conditions and stay independent, reducing pressure on health and care services.

In return we will offer you:

• A full induction including support to access the FA free training 
• Access to higher level funded training such as FA Level1 football coaching or referee training
• On-going support, guidance and supervision from a member of staff (Individual supervision and volunteers team group regular supervision meeting in an VIP-Room at QPR FC stadium).  
• The opportunity to develop your personal, professional and football coaching skills
• The opportunity to get involved in other areas of The Trust’s work, including NHS careers
• The opportunity to contribute to our mission

If you could be a Football Session Helper Volunteer or would like more information, please contact West London NHS Trust Volunteer Services on:

07484 484 279

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Football Helper Session Volunteer - Role Description. 

Could you help with the smooth running of our social football sessions and its grassroots football club? 

 - Volunteer role, agreed expenses paid
- Location: Paddington playground, West London
- There is an expected minimum commitment once a week for four hours for at least six months for this role. 

West London NHS Trust is one of the most diverse providers of mental health, community and social care in the UK.

Our football for wellbeing hub provides a safe, inclusive and wellbeing space in the community to improve mental and physical health. Our initiative won the Capital Clinical Support Work award in Innovation of the year category, and we are hoping to grow it further to a national level. 

We are seeking a volunteer who can help our football club with secretary tasks and its competitive football team with coaching the team. 

This role could be very suitable for a UEFA Level C qualified coach, who would like to progress to Level B, but they has no 11-aside pitch environment as we do have 11-aside home ground pitch to authorise to coach the team under the supervision of the club manager.

This role is supporting our Living Well volunteering priority: helping people prevent ill health, manage long‑term conditions and stay independent, reducing pressure on health and care services.

In return we will offer you:

• A full induction including support to access the FA free training as well as support to get UEFA Level C coaching qualification
• On-going support, guidance and supervision from a member of staff 
• The opportunity to develop your personal, professional and football coaching skills
• The opportunity to get involved in other areas of The Trust’s work, including NHS careers
• The opportunity to contribute to our mission

If you could be a Football Session Helper Volunteer or would like more information, please contact West London NHS Trust Volunteer Services on:

07484 484 279

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Club Secretary-Coach Volunteer - Role Description.

Dementia Café  - Get involved, support onsite, and make a difference in just one afternoon!

Date: Wednesday 5th August 2026

Location: Danehurst Community Centre 

Address: Brent Lea, Brentford, TW8 8HX.

Timings: 13:15 - 15:30pm 

Volunteers: Up to 2 volunteers

Who will see the difference? Patient and carers attending the Dementia café will experience assistance from the volunteers to participate in the activities.

We are hosting a Dementia café at Danehurst for patients and their carers to interact with each other, patients can join activities and carers can also join in, we will have some guest speakers so people who attend can connect with services in the community. 

The volunteering activity

We will require support with

• Car park attendance
• Answering the door and escorting to a seat
• Event stewarding
• Clear down in between sessions, offering refreshments.
• Offering feedback forms to be completed, so feedback can be sent to THQ.

Key considerations:

You are likely to be on your feet for significant periods of the café . Car park facilities are available at the site.

Next Steps:

For any enquires regarding the volunteering activity please contact - Vicky Evans Vicky.evans26@nhs.net

To speak to Volunteer Services about general information about volunteering with West London NHS Trust please contact wlt.Volunteers.Hub@nhs.net

To sign up please complete our quick registration form and sign up to the activity via your volunteering profile (opportunities tab) to confirm your attendance.

Dementia Café  - Get involved, support onsite, and make a difference in just one afternoon!

Date: Wednesday 2nd September 2026

Location: Danehurst Community Centre 

Address: Brent Lea, Brentford, TW8 8HX.

Timings: 13:15 - 15:30pm 

Volunteers: Up to 2 volunteers

Who will see the difference? Patient and carers attending the Dementia café will experience assistance from the volunteers to participate in the activities.

We are hosting a Dementia café at Danehurst for patients and their carers to interact with each other, patients can join activities and carers can also join in, we will have some guest speakers so people who attend can connect with services in the community. 

The volunteering activity

We will require support with

• Car park attendance
• Answering the door and escorting to a seat
• Event stewarding
• Clear down in between sessions, offering refreshments.
• Offering feedback forms to be completed, so feedback can be sent to THQ.

Key considerations:

You are likely to be on your feet for significant periods of the café . Car park facilities are available at the site.

Next Steps:

For any enquires regarding the volunteering activity please contact - Vicky Evans Vicky.evans26@nhs.net

To speak to Volunteer Services about general information about volunteering with West London NHS Trust please contact wlt.Volunteers.Hub@nhs.net

To sign up please complete our quick registration form and sign up to the activity via your volunteering profile (opportunities tab) to confirm your attendance.