Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) is hosting the biggest Volunteering Fayre to hit the Vale of Glamorgan on Wednesday 24th January from 10am – 2pm at the Memo Arts Centre in Barry.
A spokesperson for GVS said: “Over 40 volunteer recruiting charitable organisations are coming together to offer exciting and varied opportunities that will make a real difference to people within your community. You could be part of that.
“Volunteering is rewarding, fun, great for the CV and a fantastic way of meeting new people. If you have a small amount of time to spare each week and would like to make a difference in your community, visit the Fayre and have a relaxed chat with the organisations in need of support.
“We hope to meet you on the 24th January but if you cannot make the event, please contact GVS to find out what volunteering opportunities are available throughout the Vale of Glamorgan.”
About the Glamorgan Voluntary Services
Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) is an independent charity and has a flourishing membership of voluntary and community organisations active in the Vale of Glamorgan. We help to improve the quality of life of people and communities by supporting volunteers, volunteering opportunities and voluntary groups.
GVS delivers an array of quality services to meet the needs of voluntary groups. We are a one stop shop for the voluntary sector. We champion best practice throughout voluntary organisations so that they excel in delivering their aims and objectives.
GVS empowers voluntary groups, providing many channels of engagement and quality services to enable them to excel at serving their communities. Our role is to provide information, advice and guidance on all aspects of volunteering for both volunteers and recruiting organisations.
Our expert services help to provide a platform for a vibrant and robust voluntary sector.
Glamorgan Voluntary Services is a company limited by guarantee number 9517850 and a registered charity number 1163193.
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