Community Barber
Give free haircuts to day centre clients as an experienced barber, a few hours at a time, to lift their confidence and dignity.
- Hours
- A few hours per session
- Term
- A few odd hours
- Asked of you
- Not stated
3 roles in Enfield, plus 15 that aren't tied to one borough — remote, at your own home, or their page doesn't say.
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Give free haircuts to day centre clients as an experienced barber, a few hours at a time, to lift their confidence and dignity.
Give a young person in crisis your spare room for a night, with an evening meal, breakfast, a shower and a friendly ear.
Hold collection buckets at community events and in public spaces across London to raise money for Shelter, picking the events that suit you.
Ride with a Shelter van driver around south London, collecting donated stock and furniture and delivering it between shops and pick-ups.
Reply by typed chat from home to people visiting the website, pointing them to services and information, with a supervisor on every shift.
Serve customers and run the till, sort, price and display donated stock, and help dress the shop at a Crisis charity shop in London.
Help at the Pymmes Park day centre: serve breakfast, run activity clubs, sort laundry and showers, hand out essentials and log what the centre provides.
Prepare and serve meals for rough sleepers and day centre visitors, tidy the kitchen and dining space and make guests feel welcome at mealtimes.
Greet people arriving at a Skylight centre, sign them in, answer phones and point them to activities and appointments.
Help Crisis's facilities team with small repairs and decorating at its sites: shelves, taps, door handles, light fittings and painting.
Give one-to-one practical and emotional support to someone moving into a new home, such as coffee chats, setting up bills and linking them to local services.
Counsel Solace employees one to one each week, in person or remotely, offering trauma-informed support with stress, burnout and wellbeing.
Work in their London frontline office — admin, and the front desk where vendors come in for magazines and for help with whatever else is going on.
Help the fundraising team run events, either on a one-off day or regularly.
Help with gardening, repairs and DIY jobs at SHP hostels, including one-day team days.
Meet one LGBTQ+ young person for an hour a week. Their volunteers say empathy and being reliably there matters more than having lived it yourself.
We could not confirm these particulars — read their own page before you go.
Apply at their own house →Accompany someone to health appointments, speak up for them, explain what is said and support their choices about treatment. Open to people with relevant lived experience.
Work a night at a church shelter — welcoming guests, cooking, sitting up. Every night of the season, in Croydon and elsewhere across London.
Most of these charities publish nothing about what they ask of volunteers — no check, no minimum age, no references policy. Where a notice reads not stated, that is their page being silent rather than us not looking. Ask before you commit.