NSPCC Schools Service Community Builder

NSPCC
VO106073

Location: Glasgow (remote or in-person opportunities available)
Closing Date: 31 December 2026
Time Commitment:
Flexible – support us when you can. We ask for around 1–2 hours per month, with opportunities to get involved as your availability allows.
What We're Looking For
We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help champion the NSPCC Schools Service and raise awareness of the opportunities available within Glasgow.
As a Community Builder, you'll play an important role in connecting with local people, groups and organisations, helping more children benefit from the NSPCC's vital preventative work in schools.
Whether you prefer volunteering remotely or getting involved in your local community, we'd love to hear from you.
What You'll Do
Using your local knowledge, networks and enthusiasm, you'll help us inspire others to support the NSPCC and our Schools Service.
Activities may include:
Sharing NSPCC social media posts and campaigns
Promoting volunteering opportunities through local groups and online networks
Building relationships with local organisations, businesses and community groups
Raising awareness of the NSPCC Schools Service and its impact on children and young people
Attending local events and engaging with community members and stakeholders (where appropriate)
Helping the NSPCC understand the best ways to connect with people in your area
The Support You'll Receive
You won't be volunteering alone. The NSPCC will provide:
A warm welcome and induction into the role
Role-specific training and guidance to help you feel confident and prepared
Ongoing support from dedicated NSPCC staff and fellow volunteers
All the information, resources and tools you'll need to carry out your role effectively
Free access to the NSPCC's in-house learning and development platform
Opportunities to meet, learn from and collaborate with other volunteers across the organisation
Regular updates on the difference your contribution is making to children and young people locally and across the UK
Reimbursement of agreed travel expenses incurred while volunteering
What You'll Gain
By volunteering with the NSPCC, you'll have the opportunity to:
Develop your communication, networking and community engagement skills
Gain experience in volunteering, campaigning and advocacy
Meet new people and become part of a supportive volunteer community
Make a meaningful difference to children and young people in your local area
Contribute to the NSPCC's mission to protect every childhood
Who Is Right for This Role?
We're particularly looking for people who:
Have good knowledge of their local community
Feel comfortable talking about the NSPCC's work and values
Are passionate about supporting children and young people
Enjoy connecting with others and encouraging community involvement
Can work independently while being part of a wider volunteer team
If you are interested, please click the ‘Apply’ button below (available when logged in and registered). You will then be contacted by the coordinator by email or phone call. If you have not heard back after 5 working days, the first step is to contact the organisation with the contact details provided. You could also check your junk/spam folder on your emails just in case the response is there. If that doesn’t work out, then please feel free to contact Volunteer Glasgow on [email protected]

What Happens Next?
We'll contact you for an informal chat about the role and answer any questions you may have
You'll complete the volunteer recruitment process, including any required checks
You'll receive an induction, role-specific training and access to resources to help you get started
Ongoing support will be provided by NSPCC staff throughout your volunteering journey
If you would like any further information about the role, please email [email protected] for an informal chat or to find out more.
Interested in getting involved? Volunteer today and join our fight for every childhood.

Experience required

We're looking for volunteers who:
• Have good knowledge of their local community
• Are comfortable talking about the NSPCC's work and values
• Are passionate about supporting children and young people
• Have good communication and relationship-building skills
• Enjoy engaging with community groups, businesses and local networks
• Can work independently and use their own initiative
• Are enthusiastic, reliable and committed to making a difference