Volunteering with TrinityLearning is more than just giving us your time. It’s a fantastic opportunity to be part of a team who are committed to working with children, teachers and the wider school community to give them the support they need. It’s a chance to use the skills you have or learn new ones, meet like-minded people, and volunteer at a time that suits you best all with ongoing support.
We’re committed to the safety and wellbeing of all those we work with and all volunteers who work with children are subject to DBS clearance and given relevant safeguarding training. We are very proud to work alongside our amazing volunteers who come from a wide range of backgrounds in the Abingdon area.
Volunteer Opportunities

School-based: Are you looking to support children and young people and learn new skills? We are currently running our two regular volunteering projects – Thinking Books and Kingfisher Singing Group – in Abingdon schools.

Remote: Can you put your knitting or crochet skills to good use to make a small rabbit or bear for our school project packs or our Bereavement Packs for children. We’ll supply what you need and you supply your expertise!

Support us: Regular or occasional time to maintain a school sensory garden, support workshops such as Experience Easter school with story telling or pack making, or become a TrinityLearning trustee. Lots of opportunities.
Find out more about our school-based projects or, for an informal chat about volunteering, please contact Nicola at nic.trinitylearning@gmail.com





