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Please note, whilst we do our best to keep information as up-to-date as possible, over time community services may change some details such as dates, times, and locations. The information we share is therefore subject to change.

If you find any errors, please let us know by emailing Community@southamptonvs.org.uk  so we can amend the incorrect information.

Branch Autism Support Group Leader Volunteer (South Hampshire)

National Autistic Society
The monthly, evening autism support group is open to parents, carers and family members of autistic children and adults, autistic adults and professionals who work with autistic people, to meet to exchange experiences, skills and understanding. Guest speakers are occasionally invited. It meets from 7.30pm with an opportunity to chat to other members, take refreshments and browse the branch…
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Community Engagement Volunteer

Simon Says Child Bereavement Support
Are you friendly, confident chatting to new people, and passionate about supporting children and young people who have been bereaved? Simon Says Bereavement Support is looking for Community Engagement Volunteers to help raise awareness of our work across Hampshire. You’ll represent the charity at local events such as school wellbeing fairs, parent workshops, library sessions, community centre open days,…
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Renters’ Rights Act – changes to the law

Landlords, make sure you are on top of the Renters’ Rights Act If you are a private landlord, then you must make yourself aware of changes as a result of the new Renters Rights’ Act. This is national legislation that affects the whole country and came into effect on 1 May. By the end of this month, landlords must…
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SSEN Powering Communities to Net Zero Fund. Deadline: Until Spring 2028

SSEN Accepting Applications for Powering Communities to Net Zero Fund The deadline for applications is 21 May 2026. Our Powering Communities to Net Zero fund helps communities in central southern England and the north of Scotland become more resilient in the face of our increasingly-volatile climate. It also supports the adoption of low-carbon technologies to help decarbonise communities. Scottish…
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Action for Happiness – Prioritising happiness and kindness

Prioritising happiness and kindness influences how we approach everything – including our personal lives, families, communities, schools and workplaces. It also shapes our views on public policy and helps us to consider the wellbeing of future generations too. We have no religious, political or commercial affiliations and welcome people of all faiths (or none) and all parts of society. Our…
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Trustee

Blue Lamp Trust
The Blue Lamp Trust is seeking to appoint new Trustees in 2026 to strengthen Board capability and support future growth. The Trust is particularly interested in candidates with: Experience in local community organisations or supporting vulnerable people Skills in HR, finance, marketing, fundraising, IT and general corporate law Priority will be given to those with experience in Finance and…
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Safe Online Volunteer Advisers

Blue Lamp Trust
We are looking to recruit Safe Online Volunteer Advisers, with a background in IT, in Hampshire to join our team. Our Safe Online volunteers deliver home visits and community talks to give practical, easy-to-understand online safety advice, helping people to protect themselves from scams, fraud, identify theft and other threats to their digital security. Talks – We provide a PowerPoint…
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Guidance to parents whose child is starting Reception Class

Starting Reception – a definition Legally, a child must start school no later than the beginning of the term following their fifth birthday (compulsory school age). For example, if your child reaches compulsory school age on 31 March, they must start full-time education in the summer term that year. You can apply for a school place in the autumn…
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