Volunteer Stories 

National Volunteers’ Week, which runs in the first week of June every year.

As you read these stories, we hope that you will be able to join with us in celebrating her contribution; and be inspired. 
 

Aspire volunteers 'worth their weight in gold'.
Many young people who were part of Aspire, Romsey Mill’s work with autistic children and young people, now volunteer to help at Aspire’s weekly clubs.
Volunteer Emily invests in young lives
Emily shared her experience as a volunteer with Romsey Mill's Young Parents Programme
Cara Coffee volunteer Hannah
Hannah is one of the volunteers of Cara Coffee in Great Shelford, the social enterprise that Romsey Mill has in partnership with Great Shelford Free Church.
Finding purpose as a charity shop volunteer
Carrie is one of our brilliant team of Charity Shop volunteers, She wanted to share her story.
Charlie's story: An Aspire volunteer
Romsey Mill's Aspire teams runs 13 weekly youth clubs for autistic young people; and relies on volunteers to help run the groups.
Sam's story: 'What a star!'
Sam is one of Romsey Mill's Young Leaders, who now volunteers with our Youth Development Team, to help support the next generation of young people. He wanted to share his story.
Gwen's story: Giving and receiving
Gwen has volunteered with Romsey Mill in a number of different capacities. She wanted to share her story.