Here at Chiltern, we encourage all learners to be a part of their community in some capacity. We have good links with local voluntary and charity organisations and work together to organise volunteering opportunities. If you are interested in giving a few hours of your time every month or week, let us know and we can put you in touch with the right people.

If you want to see the sort of work you get involved with, you can look at the following websites and get in touch with them

Nacro

Nacro is an  independent voluntary organisation working to prevent crime by developing and implementing effective approaches to tackling crime and dealing constructively with offenders.

It manages a wide range of projects throughout England and Wales. www.nacro.org.uk

Sport Reading

Reading Borough Council's Sport Reading Development Team

Reading Borough Council's Sport Reading Development Team provide the delivery of a number of sport and physical activity initiatives in the local community. These activities cover many areas such as the Healthy Workplace Challenge, StreetGames,Walk Your Way to Health Scheme, GP Exercise Referral scheme, Sports Unlimited and much more. If you are interested in getting involved in sport and physical activity take a look at our Get Active section today.

www.sportreading.co.uk
tel: 0118 901 5713

Berkshire Association of Clubs for Young People (BACYP)

BACYP provides support to youth leaders and young people across Berkshire and within the six unitary authorities. The activities team offer a range of competitive and non-competitive events for young people to  become involved in - promoting participation for life.

www.bacyp.co.uk

tel:0118 923 1267

Me2 Club

A Wokingham District Charity, The Me2 Club, recognises that many children with special needs cannot access mainstream activities unless they are offered some additional support. The Me2 Club helps children and young people aged 5 to 19 years old with special needs to participate in mainstream activities playing and socializing alongside other children. This is made possible by providing a trained volunteer to offer one to one support. The Me2 Club offers support at organised out of school activities such as uniformed groups, youth clubs, sports, arts and social activities.

www.me2club.org.uk