Volunteers at the NRC play a vital role in supporting patients during their rehabilitation journey following life-changing illness or injury.
As part of the volunteering team, you will help to create a welcoming, supportive and engaging environment, offering companionship and practical assistance that enhances patients’ wellbeing and confidence.
Volunteers will help patients to make the most of their time at the centre by supporting social interaction, encouraging independence, and enabling access to the exceptional facilities and outdoor spaces available across the Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate. While some volunteering opportunities are accessible to people with a range of mobility levels, certain activities will require volunteers to be mobile and active, depending on the nature of the role.
Training and support will be provided by the member of staff responsible for the volunteer and will include an annual review by the Voluntary Services Department.
Find out more about volunteering at the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) and discover how you can play a vital role in supporting patients on their rehabilitation journey at our special Volunteer Open Day.
We are hosting two events on the afternoon of Wednesday 18 November from 1pm until 3pm and 3pm until 5pm.
On the day you'll:
Places are free but must be booked in advance: NRC Volunteer Open Day Tickets, Multiple dates | Eventbrite
Applications for volunteering at NUH can be downloaded here Volunteering | NUH