Following on from our 2021 review, we would like to give volunteers the opportunity to feed into our planning for activities in 2022.

Given that the current health situation may be staying with us for some time, we would really like to continue to have opportunities to engage meaningfully with our registered volunteers.  If you have any ideas for activities that you would like to see Louth Volunteer Centre provide in 2022 or give feedback on any of the events or volunteer roles you participated in this yeear, please let us know below.

Those who complete the form will be invited to participate in a short feedback session in early January. Feedback can be given even if you are unable to attend the feedback session.

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2021 was a difficult year, volunteering was impacted by the lockdown and by restrictions but there were still many volunteering successes. At Louth Volunteer Centre we created and managed a number of programmes in order to ensure that volunteering was accessible and inclusive.

Bubble Buddies: Volunteers mobilised to act as the support bubble for a socially isolated individual or family.

Cards of Care: A role which allowed volunteers to send cards and letters by free post to people in nursing homes during lockdown.

Empowering You Empowering  Your Community Programme: Equipped participants with the knowledge to fulfil the duties of a voluntary board member in a Charity or Community & Voluntary sector organisation.

Migrant Network Volunteers: Giving individual volunteers in the community the opportunity to share their experiences and help to improve services for others.

Festive Friends: Make a befriending visit to an isolated person in your area on Christmas Day as part of the Louth Community Volunteers programme. 

Exploring Volunteering Sessions: Our monthly engagement via Zoom with volunteers to discuss opportunities and hear their volunteering stories.

Click here to view some of our 2021 highlights.

Take a look at Louth Volunteer Centre's year in review.

2021 Review