Helping young people reach their goals.
Volunteering in Wales
Volunteering with Mencap Cymru is fun, rewarding and valuable. Becoming a volunteer will give you the chance to get involved in your local community, make new friends, gain valuable skills and help us to improve the lives of people with a learning disability.
Volunteering opportunities in Wales are varied, meaningful and interesting, ranging from activities assistants to translators, and buddies to events organisers. Whatever your skills or interests, we will do our best to match you to a role you will find rewarding.
- Read about Eric, who volunteers for Mencap Cymru's Motivate project in Rhondda Cynon Taff.
- Find out more about how we support volunteers.
- Find answers to some frequently asked questions about volunteering with Mencap.
If you would like to find out more about volunteering with Mencap Cymru, you can contact the volunteering team on 0845 123 3000, email volunteering@mencap.org.uk or visit our volunteering pages to see what opportunities are available in your area.
If you would like to help promote volunteering opportunities in your area, please download and display one of our volunteering posters, available in Welsh and English
Mencap Cymru volunteering poster - Welsh
Mencap Cymru volunteering poster - English
Read about the Mencap Cymru Eifion Jones volunteering award below.
Eifion Jones Volunteering Award
The Eifion Jones Volunteering Award was established in memory of Mencap Cymru's former chair Eifion Jones.
Supporting our volunteers to make a difference
Mencap Cymru brought new volunteers together in November 2012 to introduce them to the charity’s work, and give an overview of the issues faced by the people it represents.

