Volunteers are at the heart of The Churn Project. They play a vital role helping us to deliver services and making a positive impact on people’s lives.

This year over 114 active volunteers have supported our work and another 200 volunteers contributed to one off events and projects. 

Volunteers make a difference in the local community across a range of roles, including boosting donations, packing food parcels, providing a warm welcome, tackling loneliness, signposting to additional services, connecting with partners, raising awareness and leading projects.

Join our team of volunteers who together are invaluable to delivering our advice service and supporting witnesses. Together we helped over 2.5 million people face to face, over the phone, by email and chat in England and Wales last year.

The Volunteer Flood Warden Scheme, a vital initiative provided by Gloucestershire Rural Community Council (GRCC) in partnership with Cotswold District Council, is helping communities across the Cotswolds prepare for and respond to flooding events, by equipping residents with knowledge and tools.