Volunteer at the Castletown D-Day Centre

Our volunteers are ambassadors and custodians of their stories and sacrifice. Starting at 10am begins with setting up for opening. From hoisting the flags to arming the tank with machine guns, moving vehicles and getting ready for the day ahead.
Dressed in appropriate attire you will be interacting with the public, taking entrance fees, serving in the shop, giving tank tours, answering questions and keeping people safe.
You will be expected to adhere to safe Covid hygiene practises while helping to give a unique hands on experience in a safe and friendly environment.

Opportunities

Re-engage are looking for volunteers to organise their activity groups

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BrendonCare are looking for help with their kurling clubs

BrendonCare offer a range of services from community support and clubs, through to extra care housing and residential care, helping thousands of people across the South of England. These services are designed to empower people to live their whole lif ...

The Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis are looking for Front of House Volunteers

Would you like to come and see a gig for free whilst helping out your local community? Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Marine Theatre and it really could not run without them. Volunteers man the box office, issue wristbands, meet & ...

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