Breaking the cycle: A second chance
Since 2006, we have been supporting the rehabilitation of currently serving offenders by offering volunteering placements in our shops and central offices.
Why
Community
Payback?
Since 2006, we have been supporting the rehabilitation of currently serving offenders by offering volunteering placements in our shops and central offices.
Our
Awards
Whether it’s helping people with disabilities to live an ordinary life or feel part of their community, or supporting someone who's been in prison to find a career.
Feedback
Our programme has been independently evaluated at the House of Lords and has received positive feedback from participants.
More about volunteering with us
Volunteer
with
us
Shop, healthcare and fundraising volunteers support Sue Ryder across the charity. Without them, we simply couldn't provide our expert care.
Frequently
asked
questions
about
volunteering
We've answered some common questions below about volunteering with Sue Ryder.
Our
volunteer
guidelines
Our ambition is that all volunteers feel appreciated, respected and proud to be part of the Sue Ryder team. Here, you can read about what we expect from you, and what you can expect from us.