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The BRDG (bridge) is a community space supporting young people aged 16–24 who are not currently in education, employment or training. It provides a single point of access to practical support, guidance and opportunities, helping young people take their next step with confidence. Come and meet Ewan and the team to find out more about how we can help you. How to contact Phone 07523 938744 or 07720 103670 Email brdg@ieg.ac.uk Website www.ieg.ac.uk/the-brdg Where to go 61 Bridge St Peterborough PE1 1HA

There are lots of different ways you could give your time to help us in our mission to protect amphibians and reptiles! We aim to make volunteering with us as fun and rewarding as possible, so that you get as much out of it as the wildlife you are helping. You don’t always need knowledge or experience to get started, and we can often tailor volunteering posts around your needs and interests whether it be practical work digging ponds, helping our education team on a session or using your IT skills to help improve our web presence. Listed below are just some of the opportunities available for potential volunteers. If you have a particular volunteer post in mind, but can’t find it here, please get in touch and we will see what we can do for you: info@froglife.org

Check out what our members are doing, from crafts to cooking, celebrations to support, Peterborough's vibrant voluntary sector scene has something for you! Click on the event to get more information.

What a great day at St Johns Church yesterday. It was amazing to see so many organisations celebrating all of the good work their volunteers do. A big thank you to the many volunteers that make such a difference to organisations in supporting local communities. A special thank you to our long serving volunteer, Jackie, seen in action here.

What we are looking for in a volunteer: Ideally, be a member of the South Asian or Eastern European communities Have knowledge of and links with your local community and a desire to act on their behalf An interest, passion and enthusiasm for improving kidney health (no medical training is needed) Good communication skills and basic presentation skills, to engage on a one-to-one or with a wider audience/small groups An ability to speak at least another language, relevant to your community is desirable (but not essential). Willingness to explore your local community for more opportunities to reduce health inequalities, promote the project and the work of the charity. Willing to complete a DBS check (funded by the charity)

Are you over 25 years old and hold a full UK driving licence? Can you spare 3 hours in the morning (Monday, Wednesday or Thursday)?

At Nene Park Trust there are many ways you can volunteer to help us provide a permanent haven for heritage and wildlife and provide facilities for recreation, education and leisure. Nene Park Trust volunteers make a huge difference both out and about in the park and also behind the scenes in all elements of our charity objectives. Find out more about how you can get involved and join our team. Please click here to register and start your volunteer journey with us Alternatively you can email volunteer@neneparktrust.org.uk or call us on 01733 234193 to arrange a face to face chat.

Check out all of the Events happening in and around Peterborough Cathedral. From our regular services, to craft workshops, cinema, drama and musical performances – it’s all happening at Peterborough Cathedral.

CITB supported Sacrewell Farm on 04 July. Stacey Smith said " We had a great time at Sacrewell." CITB did lots for the animal village in preparation of its grand opening on 16 th August. Stacey and her team painted all the rabbit houses and chicken coops, moved the chicken run and put soil on the chicken wire before moving the rabbit runs into situ. Sacrewell's Livestock Team Lead, Liane, said “It was incredible to see the team from CITB take time out of their busy schedules to volunteer with us for the day. Their dedication was invaluable in helping us create the brand-new Animal Village at Sacrewell, where the public can walk through and get up close to our lovely chickens, rabbits, pig residents plus much more. On behalf of myself and the entire team at Sacrewell, we extend our heartfelt thanks for their amazing help. If a company or organisation would love to take time out of their ‘normal’ everyday life and volunteer with us, please get in contact at volunteer@sacrewell.org.uk .”

Thank you to Andrew Smales and his amazing team who volunteered at Sacrewell Farm last week. In just two days the whole polytunnel project was completed. Jenny at Sacrewell Farm said the team were amazing, she was super pleased and said that she could not have done this without them.

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