Location: Langworthy Cornerstone & local community spaces
Commitment: Flexible (agreed hours to fit around studies if required)

About the role

As a Community Development and Engagement Volunteer, you will help Langworthy Cornerstone connect with local people, groups, and organisations. You will support activities and initiatives that encourage participation, promote community involvement, and help residents feel welcome and engaged.

This role is perfect for young people or students who want to gain real-world experience, develop skills for CVs or university applications, and make a positive impact in their community.

What’s involved?

• Supporting outreach and engagement activities in the local community
• Helping promote Langworthy Cornerstone services, activities, and events
• Engaging with local residents, community groups, and partners to understand their needs and interests
• Supporting workshops, events, and community projects
• Collecting feedback from participants to help shape services and celebrate community impact
• Contributing ideas for new ways to engage young people and the wider community
• Following Langworthy Cornerstone policies and procedures to ensure all engagement is safe, inclusive, and welcoming

This role is ideal for people who are:

• Friendly, approachable, and confident communicating with a range of people
• Interested in community development, social action, or volunteering
• Creative and motivated to share ideas for engagement activities
• Reliable, organised, and keen to learn
• Respectful, inclusive, and supportive of people from diverse backgrounds

Time commitment

• Flexible to fit around school, college, or university schedules
• Typically 1–3 hours per week, with opportunities to support larger events or projects
• We ask for a commitment to agreed tasks to help ensure continuity and meaningful engagement

What you can expect from us

• A rewarding volunteer experience supporting community connection and development
• Opportunities to develop skills in communication, project support, teamwork, and event organisation
• Mentoring and guidance from a Volunteer Coordinator and experienced staff
• Access to training, guidance, and all relevant policies and procedures
• Experience to include on CVs, personal statements, or university applications
• Expenses paid in line with our expenses policy (where applicable)
• Equality, diversity, and inclusion championed throughout all we do

The opportunity to make a real difference to your local community