Hang out with a young member with low vision in Cambridge! Go for bike rides, try hobbies, play D&D, or just chat. Flexible, short-term, and a fun way to meet someone new and explore the town.
Calling all Cambridge locals! Join Aroha Cambridge to maintain predator traps and protect native birds, bats, lizards, and insects. Enjoy regular walks, no experience needed – training and bait provided. Help keep Cambridge’s wildlife safe and thriving!
Join the BBQ crew at Cambridge Junior Athletics on Wednesday evenings during the summer school term. Cook, serve, chat, and enjoy the lively community vibe. Volunteer for the full evening or a short time slot!
Join our friendly team! Cambridge Junior Athletics needs volunteers to help kids aged 3–14 stay active and enjoy sport on Wednesday evenings for the summer months during school terms. Whether coaching or helping out, every bit of support is appreciated.
We’re looking for a caring, reliable volunteer with experience in handling and leading horses to support our Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) sessions in Cambridge as a Horse Handler & Leader Volunteer!
Cambridge Community – Young or young-at-heart! Join the Riding for the Disabled programme to work with gentle horses, empower special needs riders, & build lasting friendships in a caring, lively community where kindness always gallops!
Do you live in Cambridge? Join our sprightly crew on Tuesdays or Thursdays. Help keep Cambridge the “Town of Trees” by planting, protecting, raising awareness, and rolling up sleeves for community projects. Join our wagon!
In Cambridge, our Volunteer Drivers help neighbours get to appointments when they can’t go alone. It’s a simple way to say, “You’re not on your own.” No guilt trips, just car trips. Say yes when you can, say no when you need. Drive for Cambridge!
The Cambridge Salvation Army Family Store is where locals find treasures, catch up with mates, and lend a hand. Keen to help out? Build your C.V? Pop in for a chat—we’re always glad to see a familiar face or meet a new one.
Support people of all abilities to enjoy cycling at the Grassroots Trust Velodrome. Help with set-up, offer encouragement, and be part of a warm, inclusive team. No experience needed—just bring a friendly attitude and a willingness to get involved.