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Looking for a way to give back to your local hospital?

Volunteering is fantastic way to give your skills, time and enthusiasm. You will also meet likeminded people, learn new things and give back to your hospital. Whether you are giving a helping hand through our events, community, fundraising group or collection tin champions. We believe that there is a role that for everyone. Have a look at our opportunities and get in touch via the email us button and let us know what role you are most interested in. We can’t wait to hear from you!

Volunteering opportunities

We have plenty of opportunities for enthusiastic individuals to help us.

Event Maker Champion

Join us at our busiest times of the year at our events! We are looking for people who can bring the noise, organisation and energy to our main calendar events. Join us for Glow Run, Bath Half Marathon and our flagship event Walk of Life.

Collection Tin Champion

Collection tins in businesses and shops are a great way of spreading the word abut RUHX. We are looking for someone to take on a section of our catchment area to make connections and distribute these tins around.

Public Speaking Champion

The Volunteer Speaker role is a rewarding and flexible opportunity to raise awareness for RUHX and our mission by delivering talks and presentations to various audiences. Your role will be pivotal in encouraging community engagement and support for RUHX, helping us reach more people and make a positive impact.

Community Champion

Are you committed to the RUHX and want to tell the world about the wonderful things that we do? We are looking for someone who is willing to go out into the community and help grow our reputation and spreading awareness.

Fundraising Group Member

We already have three amazing fundraising groups in our community in Bath, Warminster and Keynsham, these wonderful people give their time by craft, baking and other creative ways to spread the word about the charity. To find out more and join their next meeting.

“When I saw the appeal for volunteers I was really eager to get involved. I really didn’t mind what I did, I just wanted to help. It’s good to know that I’m helping and providing a very important role for the hospital.”

Keith Getheridge

Volunteer