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Community Volunteering - our unique approach!

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Volunteering at SBSU

Supporting your student community doesn't have to mean taking on a committee role or making a big commitment.

As a Community Volunteer, you choose how you get involved. Whether you have 30 minutes before an event, enjoy chatting to new people, or love creating social media content, there's a role for everyone.

Volunteer as much or as little as you like by picking the tasks that interest you.

Before Events

  • Promoting events through social media and word of mouth.

  • Putting up posters and sharing flyers around campus.

  • Gathering feedback to help plan future events.

  • Preparing event resources and materials.

  • Setting up decorations and signage.

  • Recruiting other student volunteers.

  • Helping make events accessible and welcoming for everyone.

During Events

  • Welcoming attendees.

  • Encouraging people to take part.

  • Creating social media content.

  • Helping students feel included.

  • Signposting students to support services when appropriate.

  • Reporting any issues to Students' Union staff.

  • Hosting or compering activities where appropriate.

  • Encouraging attendees to join the community if they haven't already.

Community Engagement

  • Introducing new students to existing members.

  • Welcoming first-time attendees.

  • Starting conversations and helping people connect.

  • Gathering informal feedback.

  • Creating a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.

  • Promoting upcoming events.

  • Representing your community at Students' Union activities such as Freshers' Fair.

After Events

  • Thanking attendees.

  • Packing away equipment and decorations.

  • Tidying the venue.

  • Sharing event highlights on social media.

  • Suggesting ideas to make future events even better.

Why Volunteer?

  • Gain valuable experience.

  • Meet new people.

  • Build confidence.

  • Develop transferable skills.

  • Make a real difference to your student community.

  • Volunteer around your own schedule.

No minimum commitment. No pressure. Just choose the opportunities that work for you and help your community thrive.

Sign up to be a volunteer for an SBSU Community here

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