Volunteering

Volunteering

View a series of short runningsports interviews below on the importance of volunteers. Hosted on youtube, the videos open in an external window and require flashplayer installed to view.

	1m 31s	Tamara Taylor 2006 Six Nations Grand Slam Rugby champion and member of the 2006 World Cup Runners Up Squad View video
	1m 12s	Mark Eccleston Paralympic Silver medallist in wheelchair tennis. View video
	1m 4s	Ade Adepitan Paralympic basketball medallist and star of the BBC One ident View video
	1m 7s	Goldie Sayers World Championships and European Championships Javelin finalist View video
	1m 23s	Georgina Harland Olympic Bronze medallist in Modern Pentathlon View video
	1m 12s	James Williams The first Senior British male sabre fencer to make a World Cup final and four times French National Championships medal winner. View video

The Young Leadership Volunteer Programme
A unique programme, funded by v, in which young people will identify, design and deliver a local project of their choice for the benefit of the community. Young people aged 16-25 will get the chance to think up and run their own local projects. They will attend 2 two-day residentials and receive encouragement and help throughout to develop new skills and complete their projects. The Programme will run for the next 3 years. NCB are currently recruiting Volunteer Leaders in the South West. If you would like to know more about the programme, please contact Geraldine Lowe, the Programme coordinator on 020 7833 6830 or email glowe@ncb.org.uk or Mena Wright Volunteer Programme Administrator mwright@ncb.org.uk. Download more information (MS Word) and the application form (MS Word)