VOLUNTEER WITH US
OBAIR DHEONACH LINN
Volunteering means giving some of your time to help other people in the community. Our volunteers are a huge part of ICCM; we couldn’t do what we do without them.
You don’t need special experience. You just need kindness, patience, and a willingness to help. If you want to meet new people, learn new things, or give back to the Irish community, volunteering is a great way to do it.
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Social
Lunch Club
Volunteer
Chatting to older people, serving food, or helping with activities.
Book Club
Volunteer
Greeting people, setting up the room, and facilitating chat.
Bród
Volunteer
Organising Events & Supporting the LGBTQ+
community,
History Club
Volunteer
Greeting people, researching history, leading discussion.
Allotment
Volunteer
Gardening, planting, watering,
growing
Fundraising
Volunteer
Helping with
events, raffles, or any other money making ideas
APPLY TO BE A VOLUNTEER
CUIR IARRATAS ISTEACH CHUN BHEITH I d'OBAIR DHEONACH
Email us at volunteer@irishcommunitycare.com
We’ll have a friendly chat with you to learn what you enjoy and what you’d like to do.
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We welcome volunteers of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels.
If the role is right for you, we’ll invite you to start and give you the training you need.
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I volunteer at ICCM because I enjoy giving back to the community and I like meeting new people. The support from ICCM has been absolutely fantastic and the staff have been really supportive in every way.in the future I hope to get the health that I can continue for many years to follow as I get as much out of volunteering as I give.
A Lunch Club Volunteer
Donate
Help support the work of ICCM by making a one-off donation or setup a regular donation and help the most vulnerable and in need in our community.
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MAKE A DONATION
DÉAN TABHAIRT
SPONSORS & LEGACY GIVING
URRAÍOCHT AGUS TABHARTAS OIDHREACHTA
Sponsorship and leaving a gift in your will are special ways to support our work and help it continue for years to come.
Sponsorship is when a person or organisation gives money or support to help us run our services and projects today. It helps us do more good work in the community right now.
Legacy giving is when someone chooses to leave a gift in their will. This is a very kind way to help others in the future, even after they are gone. It helps us keep supporting people for many years ahead.
Both sponsorship and legacy gifts make a real difference. They help us care for people, build stronger communities, and keep our work going for the next generation.
If you would like to talk about sponsorship or leaving a gift in your will, we would love to hear from you. Please email us at headoffice@irishcommunitycare.com. We are happy to answer your questions and talk through the different ways you can help.