Ways to volunteer with us

Volunteer at an event

Be there every step of the way for our trekkers, bikers and marathon runners. Our flagship events like Trek26 and Memory Walk simply couldn't happen without the incredible support of our volunteers.

Volunteer at an event

Support people affected by dementia

Companion Calls

Our Companion Call service provides a warm and supportive channel for individuals affected by dementia. If you enjoy chatting on the phone and listening to others, then we’d love to hear from you!
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Use your lived experience of dementia

Do you have first-hand experience of dementia? Help shape our work by partnering with us to ensure everything we do reflects the needs of people affected by dementia.
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Support our dementia services

You can get involved in a social group like Singing for the Brain or help deliver guidance to carers. Whether you can give an hour, a day or more, you'll be making an important difference.
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More ways to volunteer

If you need any help or support with finding a volunteering opportunity or applying, then do contact our amazing Volunteering Recruitment Team. You can email us [email protected] to find out more.

Admin support volunteers

Volunteers provide valuable support to our staff. Picking up administration and data tasks or project support, this is a great way to learn and to give.
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Corporate volunteering

Take on a corporate volunteering role and see your business make a positive impact in the local community, providing vital support for people affected by dementia.
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Help us to raise money

We have a huge range of exciting volunteering opportunities within our Fundraising team.
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Help us to raise awareness

Make sure the real needs and concerns of people affected by dementia are addressed by government.
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Volunteering opportunities near you

Join thousands of Alzheimer's Society volunteers taking on dementia. You can browse opportunities in your local area or roles you can do from home on our careers site.

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