volunteer
volunteer
Being part of space2grieve means being part of a team dedicated to providing free specialist bereavement support for the residents of Richmond borough.
Through volunteering for us, you have the chance to enhance your skill base, attend regular training and social events, make new friendships, and thrive on supporting your local community.
If interested, there are three ways you can make this happen!
join our team of bereavement support specialists
If you would like to train to become one of our wonderful bereavement support specialists, contact recruitment@space2grieve.org.uk to find out more about the role and how our space2grieve training programme works.
space2grieve is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion, enabling everyone to make a difference through volunteering and voluntary sector organisations.
Our next training course will take place on the following dates in 2024:
- Welcome Evening: Thurs 2 May
- Day 1: Thurs 9 May
- Day 2: Thurs 23 May
- Day 3: Thurs 6 June
- Day 4: Thurs 20 June
Upon registering your interest, you will be required to complete and return an application form by Friday 5th April 2024.
Interviews will be held on Friday 12 April and Friday 19 April 2024.
join our team of trustees
Becoming a trustee for a charity can be a rewarding and impactful experience. If you would like to contribute to the long-term stability of space2grieve and the continuation of our free bereavement services for the residents of Richmond borough, we would love to hear from you.
Contact us at recruitment@space2grieve.org.uk and we will arrange a chat with you.
join our service support team
No current vacancies
what our volunteers are saying
“what i value about being a space2grieve volunteer is the unique relationship I form with my clients. i learn something from everyone i support. i like getting to know them and feel privileged that they trust me enough to share their feelings with me. i feel good knowing that i have made a difference to someone’s life”
“i feel very privileged to sit alongside the pain and suffering of those experiencing grief
and loss. not everyone can do it… there are many things i am not able to do but i can do
this! and therefore feel very grateful that in doing so i can contribute to easing others’ pain”
“i work full time and i make time to volunteer as a Specialist Bereavement Supporter. This is the best thing i do all week and this is how i look after my well-being”
“i feel as if i am part of something important and get great satisfaction from helping others”