Volunteer for Betty's
Make a difference — simply by being you
At Betty’s Club, we’re not just helping members to manage dementia. We’re making room for life to be lived well.
Our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. By giving a little time, you help create a warm, welcoming space where people living with dementia and their carers feel valued, connected and understood.
You don’t need experience. You don’t need special skills. You just need to be kind, curious and open to connection.
Why volunteer with us?
Volunteering at Betty’s Club is about people — not tasks.
You’ll be part of a supportive community where relationships matter more than routines, listening matters more than “fixing”, and everyone is valued for who they are.
Our volunteers often tell us they gain as much as they give, from meaningful connections to greater confidence, understanding and a renewed sense of purpose.
“It’s good to feel part of such a great charity and community. I always leave feeling more connected and positive.”
– Club Volunteer
“The coffee morning was a revelation! I never expected such a wonderfully happy and relaxed atmosphere.”
– Club Volunteer
What volunteering looks like
Our volunteers help create space for life to be lived — listening first, being alongside people living with dementia and their carers, and building a community rooted in dignity and belonging.
Volunteering is flexible and shaped around you.
You might spend time chatting, supporting activities, helping create a calm and welcoming environment, or simply being an extra friendly face.
We’ll work with you to find what feels right.
Get Involved - What volunteering looks like
Get Involved
Regular sessions – With members — mornings or afternoons, weekly, fortnightly or monthly
- Attend and support – Occasional events and special projects
Help us with social media, event planning
- We need people with special skills or interests like music, arts, gardening
Induction, training and support
We want you to feel confident and supported from the very start.
We’ll help you get started gently, meet the team, receive dementia communication training and find a role that suits you.
Support doesn’t stop after induction — we’re here for ongoing guidance, reflection and encouragement.
How to get Started
If you’re interested in joining our volunteer team the next step is simple:
Contact us via e-mail or give us a call to register your interest and have a quick chat
Come in for a longer chat we’ll show you around and answer any questions.
Arrange induction and training to help you get started, meet the team and find the right role.
Joining our volunteer team is simple and straightforward.
Whether you’d like to help occasionally or take on a more regular role, we’ll support you every step of the way.
If volunteering at Betty’s Club feels right for you, we’d love to hear from you.
Get in touch to find out more