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Volunteer at the Hospice

Volunteer at the Hospice in Brentry

Could you give a regular few hours to support patients, families, visitors and staff at the Hospice in Brentry? Our on-site volunteer roles are a meaningful way to be part of hospice life, meet people, and help create a welcoming experience for everyone who comes through our doors.

What you could help with

  • Welcoming patients, families and visitors at reception

  • Helping in the coffee shop or shared spaces

  • Supporting wellbeing activities and social areas

  • Lending a hand with practical tasks alongside staff and volunteers

  • Helping care for the Hospice gardens and outdoor spaces

  • Providing calm, respectful support in patient-facing areas where appropriate

Hospice Volunteers

Who we're looking for

You do not need clinical experience to volunteer with us. We are looking for people who are friendly, reliable, compassionate and happy to work as part of a team. Many roles work best with a regular weekly commitment, although days and times vary depending on the opportunity.

Support from us

We will provide a clear induction, role-specific training and ongoing support, so you feel prepared and know what to expect. Some roles may involve additional training and checks before you begin.

Ready to get involved?

If volunteering at the Hospice itself sounds right for you, take a look at our current on-site opportunities below and apply for a role that matches your interests and availability. We'd be delighted to hear from you.

Volunteer opportunities

Reception Volunteer (Brentry Main Reception)

Location: Bristol BS10 6NL
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Maintenance Support Volunteer (Brentry)

Location: Bristol BS10 6NL
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Looking for a different role?

If you're particularly interested in a role that is currently unavailable and want to have a chat and add your name to a waiting list, you can contact us on 0117 915 9448 or email volunteer@stpetershospice.org.

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great reasons to volunteer:

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By raising vital funds you'll make a massive difference to our patients and their families.

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Volunteering is good for you. Evidence shows it's great for you mental and physical health!

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You'll make new friends and meet lots of new people from around Bristol

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You can gain useful experience and transferable skills in retail and customer service.

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It looks great on CVs and UCAS forms

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You don't need particular skills or experience - we provide full training and support is always available.

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Flexible commitment - you can fit volunteering around your existing commitments

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Contribute to the 'circular economy', cutting down on landfill and encouraging Bristol to recycle.

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Be part of your local community

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Gain confidence and self-esteem