Charity Age Concern Hampshire celebrates Volunteers Week

Age Concern Hampshire (ACH) marked the occasion, which took place from Monday, June 2 to Friday, June 8, by inviting more people to join its efforts in supporting older adults.

Brogan Rehill, head of fundraising and volunteer services at ACH, said: "Our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do.

"Their dedication helps us reach more older people, reduce loneliness, and build vibrant, inclusive communities.

Age Concern Hampshire offers flexible volunteer roles. (Image: Age Concern Hampshire) "This Volunteer Week, whatever you choose to do, and however much time you have to give, you’ll be making an incredible difference for older people at a time in their lives when they need help the most."

Volunteers' Week celebrates the contributions of volunteers and encourages more people to get involved in their communities.

Age Concern Hampshire offers a range of volunteer roles to suit different skills and interests, all focused on improving the lives of older residents.

Many roles offer flexible hours and the chance to build new skills.

A recent survey by the charity found that 80 per cent of volunteers would recommend ACH to a friend.

More information about volunteering opportunities can be found on the Age Concern Hampshire website or by calling 01962 868545.