Are you looking to gain experience or skills while giving back to your local community? Then you are in the right place! Here you’ll find a range of volunteering opportunities available across the Dudley borough to match your skills and interests!

If only we knew what we know! Celebrating and making better use of wisdom and know-how in our communities. The Dudley Creates Knowledge Cafe celebrates local knowledge relating to current action we’re taking around nature connection, climate justice, community-led creative

Thinking or talking about climate change can feel overwhelming and leave us unsure about what to do or whether we can make a difference. If there is a film that has given you hope or inspired you to take action,

Do you have an idea for a climate action project you’d like to bring to life, or a climate action project which is feeling a bit stuck? Your idea or project might take place on your street, in a school

This is an invitation to a embark on or deepen your own learning and doing journey around nature connection in your organisation, supported by an open peer learning community. Nature connected organisations and teams recognise, value, and nurture close relationships

Through Dudley People’s School for Climate Justice, Dudley CVS is convening a purposeful peer learning community for anyone leading climate action in their team, group or organisation in Dudley borough. Organisations in Dudley are increasingly developing climate action work. Dudley

Welcome to August’s funding update. This update is split into two parts. Section A features funders with a local or regional focus. Section B features funders who work across England. In both sections, funders are listed in order of deadline

Volunteers play a vital role in delivering the day-to-day activities of many not-for-profit organisations, indeed, there’s a lot that simply would not happen without them. However, the nature of volunteering is changing, with fewer people able to make a regular

Does your organisation work with people with a story to tell? If so, you may be interested in becoming a community researcher! The second phase of the Research Engagement Network (REN) Development fund is now underway to discover what matters