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Volunteer at our offices

Admin and office roles are a great way to use your skills to help children and develop more skills too.

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Give your time to help keep things running smoothly – you’ll be helping to protect more children.

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As an office volunteer you’ll be helping to make a difference to children’s lives by taking care of administrative duties and daily tasks that help our work run smoothly.

You could:

  • volunteer to be a Childline administrator helping one of our 12 Childline bases across the UK to run smoothly
  • volunteer to be a Speak Out Stay Safe administrator
  • be a research volunteer
  • volunteer to help with admin at one of our offices across the country.

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Not right for you?

There are so many ways to get involved and help children, and we’d love to have you on our team.

Whether you can spare an hour or two, or want to get involved more often, whatever time you can give is invaluable.

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Still have questions?

Speak to our team for more information on our volunteer roles.

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Call: 0121 227 7577

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Email: [email protected]

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Fundraise in your community

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Volunteer in schools

Help us protect a generation of children by visiting local primary schools to teach children how they can speak out and stay safe if they need help.

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Volunteer for Childline

We couldn’t keep the service running 24/7 without the help of our volunteers such as counsellors and administrators.

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Work or volunteer with children and families?

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