Citizens Advice Wokingham is a registered charity, and since June 1977 when we launched services in Wokingham – the dedication and support from volunteers – people just like you, has kept us going.
Volunteer with us at Citizens Advice Wokingham
You can volunteer at our Woodley and/or Wokingham Town Centre offices, on our Mobile Advice Unit or attend community events to raise awareness and support fundraising initiatives.
Our roles are flexible, the difference we make helps people move forward with their lives, and we cannot do it without you.
Why volunteer with us?
If you’d like to make a difference in your community we’d love to hear from you.
Our volunteers range from supporting our work for a few months whilst they look for employment, through to longer-term. However long you’re with us, we want you to enjoy your experience, supported by our friendly and knowledgeable team.
We are the go-to advice and information provider in Wokingham Borough, helping people find a way forward with their problems.
Upon joining, all colleagues receive a full induction to the charity – and our Training lead and Advice Session Supervisors will then support you through a training pathway based on your desired role and needs.
Most training is online so as long as you’re confident with using the internet, we can help you to train up.
Here are all the roles we're looking for people to support with
Business Support Role Inductions Next Round
Business Support Volunteer – job profile IT & Website Support Volunteer – job profile Social Media & Communications Volunteer – job profile Community Engagement Volunteer – job profile
Tuesdays 22nd October and Tuesday 29th October (2 days over 2 weeks)
and
Thursdays 7th November and Thursday 14th November (2 days over 2 weeks)
Tuesdays 22nd October – 19th November (5 days over 5 weeks)
and
Thursdays 7th November-5th December (5 days over 5 weeks)
The training is classroom based and provides an opportunity to both learn and share experience as well as build relationships and start to develop team working approaches that you will carry through to your placement following the training.
As well as classroom training and online learning modules the advisor training will also consist of a series of shadowing opportunities and observations that will enable you to move the training into practice. You will receive support from an allocated mentor who will be a volunteer that has been through the programme and can support and can act as both a listening ear and active supporter.
Next Steps
We hope that you’ve found enough information to feel you can make a decision, but if you’re still not sure – email us via volunteer@cawokingham.org.uk and we can arrange a one-to-one chat.
If you’re interested in taking this forward, please fill in the application form below or email us to get the ball rolling.