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Other Local Volunteer Centres

Lewisham


Link to Volunteering Lewisham website

www.volunteeringlewisham.org.uk

Greenwich

Link to Greenwich Volunteers website

www.volunteersgreenwich.co.uk



Link to the do-it website


Search the do-it database for volunteering opportunities.

www.do-it.org.uk



Link to Volunteering England's website

England's Volunteer Development Agency

Volunteering England works to promote volunteering as a powerful force for change, both for those who volunteer and for the wider community. It offers a range of resources for anyone who works with or manages volunteers as well as to those who want to volunteer.

www.volunteering.org.uk


TimeBank logo

TimeBank is a national campaign inspiring and connecting people to share and give time. TimeBank appeals to people like you who know that their time and skills are in demand - but just don't know what to do about it or where to start.

www.timebank.org.uk



Link to SAVO's website

SAVO (Southwark Action for Voluntary Organsations) is a voluntary organisation set up, owned and run by local groups to support, promote and develop local voluntary and community action.

www.savo.org.uk



Link to Southwark Alliance website

Southwark Alliance are the Local Strategic Partnership for the borough. They bring together diverse people to tackle the big issues in Southwark and are responsible for the Community Strategy, and the Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy.

www.southwarkalliance.org.uk



Link to Capital Volunteering website

Capital Volunteering tackles issues of mental health and social exclusion by increasing the number and range of supported volunteering opportunities in London.

www.capitalvolunteering.org.uk



Link to the Institute for Volunteering Research

The Institute for Volunteering Research aims to develop knowledge and understanding of volunteering in a way that is relevant to practitioners and policy makers. This site provides an overview of the work of the Institute as well as detailed summaries of research that it has undertaken.

www.ivr.org.uk


Link to Southwark Council's website

If you live in Southwark, the Council is part of your everyday life. The Southwark Council website is a great resource for finding out information about your area and about how you can get involved & have your say in the decisions that affect you, your money & services.


www.southwark.gov.uk



Link to NCVO website

The National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) is the umbrella body for the voluntary sector in England
working to support the voluntary sector and to create an environment in which voluntary organisations can flourish.

www.ncvo-vol.org.uk

Link to Year of The Volunteer website

2005 is the Year of the Volunteer, a year-long celebration of the amazing work volunteers do and a call to action to get more and more of us volunteering. This is the link to the official website:

www.yearofthevolunteer.org

Link to Southwark.TV website

"Southwark.TV" is a Borough-wide open-access community media service created by Community TV Trust. It is funded by Southwark Council through the Education Department.

www.southwark.tv



Link to London Civic Forum



A website for all those interested in changes, issues and policies which matter to Londoners


www.londoncivicforum.org.uk



Link to the Willowbrook Centre website

Provides free professional and independent advice
on planning, environmental and regeneration issues to residents and groups in Southwark who cannot afford to pay professional fees.


www.willowbrookcentre.org.uk




Consulting London

Link to Consulting London website

Encouraging the participation and engagement by all London's communities in developing the policies and strategies needed to improve our city


www.london.gov.uk 



Link to Friends of Burgess Park website

The friends of Burgess Park was formed in 2001 out of the previous Burgess Park Committee. Their purposes are to protect, enhance , promote and enjoy Burgess Park. Membership is free, and open to all.

www.burgesspark.org

People and Participation

The site provides practical information for those working to involve people. By registering you can upload case studies, ask questions of our experts and add events.

www.peopleandparticipation.net