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Volunteering

Make the most of your university experience by volunteering; a great way to make new friends, learn new skills and get involved on campus and in the community!

Why Volunteer?

Help others whilst gaining skills and experience to compliment your CV.

Volunteering opportunities online and in person

A selection of opportunities for you to explore directly with the organisation. Don't forget- volunteering hours count towards your RED awards

Local Opportunities

Want to have a go at volunteering in the local community? Here's all the information you need to get started.

STAR Mentors

A friendly face to new students as they arrive to study at Reading.

PAL

PAL is a framework that fosters cross-year support between students on the same course.

Students in Schools

Develop personal and employability skills by working with children in a school environment; a valuable volunteering experience.

Become a School Governor

Volunteer as a School Governor and develop your skills while impacting future generations.

Volunteering and fundraising with Reading Students' Union

Get involved in Reading Students' Union-run volunteering and fundraising projects, including the popular RAG society.

Celebration of Volunteering

Celebrate members of our University community who have dedicated themselves to volunteering - submit a nomination by 30th January 2026.

Volunteering

Help your fellow students and people in the wider community, and get the opportunity to learn new skills.

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