Volunteer With BulliesOut

Benefits of Volunteering

Gain confidence: When you volunteer, you are doing good for others and the community, and this can provide a sense of achievement and pride.
Make a positive difference: Volunteering can have a real and valuable difference on the lives of individuals, communities and society in general.
Meet new people: Volunteering is an excellent way to meet new people and make new friends.
Be part of a community: Volunteering can help strengthen your ties with your community and introduce you to people with common interests and neighbourhood resources
Have fun! Most volunteers have a great time and it can bring fun and fulfillment to your life.

Benefits of Volunteering

Learn new skills: We have a number of volunteering opportunities which will enable you to learn new skills, gain experience and sometimes additional qualifications (please note, our work in schools is currently delivered by our Education Team and not by our volunteers).
Increase your social and relationship skills: While some people are naturally outgoing, others are shy and have a hard time meeting new people. As you are regularly meeting new people, volunteering gives you the opportunity to develop your social skills.
Take on a challenge: Volunteering can challenge you to try something different, achieve personal goals, practice using your skills and discover hidden talents.

Quality Standard

BulliesOut has achieved the prestigious Investing in Volunteers Quality Standard for the third time and this ensures we recognise and value the work undertaken by volunteers and strive to reciprocate this support by offering diverse, appropriate and quality based training opportunities. In addition, we are also able to offer the opportunity for our Volunteers to achieve a recognised award for their work with us.

Volunteer Information Brochure

Download Volunteer Application Form

Need to talk?

If you are being bullied or are concerned about someone who is, you can receive help and support from one of our trained Mentors through our e-mentoring service.

If you would like a Mentor to email you, please contact: mentorsonline@bulliesout.com

If you would rather speak to someone over the telephone, you can call Childline on: 0800 1111

For any community-related issues, such as anti-social behaviour, we would suggest contacting your landlord, the local police or your local environmental health department (where applicable), as we are unable to deal with these types of complaints.