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Welcome to Volunteering Ilkley, a site for Volunteers, run by Volunteers to encourage Volunteers and Volunteering in Ilkley.
Voluntary and Community Organisations within Ilkley are able to post volunteering opportunities here to enable people interested in volunteering to browse roles available.
If you are an Organisation in need of volunteers within the Ilkley (and immediate) area, please Register first. Once registered, you may Log in and then add your volunteering opportunities via the Post a Voluntary Position link. You may also add Volunteering Events via the Add Your Volunteering Event link, both appear on the left hand menu once you are logged in.
Please note that for your safety and security, these will require approval before they appear on this site. Thank you for your patience.
If you are struggling, you may contact Community Action Ilkley Office on 01943 603348 and we can guide you through the process.
Individuals searching for a voluntary position do not need to register and may browse freely.
Current Volunteering Opportunites
Here are just a few of the more recent Volunteering Opportunities posted by local Organisations.
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The full list is available here.
- Dementia Friendly Ilkley Action - Committee Members - Closing Date: 31 December 2019
- Dementia Friendly Ilkley Action - Finance/Bookkeeper - Closing Date: 31 December 2019
- Wharfedale Scouts - Volunteer Camp Warden - Closing Date: 31 December 2019
- Ilkley Christmas Tree Festival - Meet and Greet visitors - Closing Date: 21 November 2019
- Outside the box cafe/choices - Digital Skills Volunteer - Closing Date: 08 October 2021
New Volunteer Development Worker for Ilkley
A new team member has joined the staff in the Community Action, Ilkley Office. Lorraine Greenald has taken up post as Volunteer Development Worker, a 12 month post funded by Ilkley Town Council.
“This is a really exciting opportunity to get involved with the voluntary sector community in Ilkley”, explained Lorraine. “Volunteers are at the centre of so much local activity and without them, many groups just could not provide the support that they do to the community. I am looking forward to meeting with some of the groups that use volunteers and helping to develop and grow volunteering in Ilkley in the next few months.”
The post has come about as the result of a consultation exercise with representatives from the Ilkley voluntary and community sector that identified a need to promote volunteering in order to sustain and develop the voluntary sector and the support it provides locally.
