Apply to Volunteer
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Stuart Low Trust!
Volunteer applications are now closed. If you missed the opportunity to apply, you can now express your interest in the next cohort of volunteering at the Stuart Low Trust, which will run from July – December 2026).
If you express your interest in volunteering, you should expect communications in April 2026 when applications reopen for our next volunteering cohort, which is when you will be able to send in your full volunteer application.

About Volunteering with The Stuart Low Trust
Stuart Low Trust is a community-based charitable organisation. As our mission to reduce social isolation and empower people living with, or recovering from, mental health challenges continues to grow, so too does our need for talented, motivated, and committed volunteers.
We run out Arts, Nature and Wellbeing Programmes throughout the year, in four terms:
- Winter Term: January-March
- Spring Term: April-June
- Summer Term: July-September
- Autumn Term: October-December
For an insight into our activities, you can read our current Winter Term Activity Flyer.

Why Volunteer?
From welcoming and befriending participants, to preparing food, creating art, going on nature walks, or supporting with administrative tasks and leafletting, we rely on volunteers in a wide range of roles.
Whatever your interests or experience, there’s a place for you on our team.
The Benefits:
- It’s fun and enjoyable.
- You can develop valuable skills, knowledge, and experience that support your future career goals, especially in the mental health and social care fields.
- You receive training in safeguarding vulnerable adults and mental health awareness.
- You will always be supported onsite at activities by an experienced member of staff.
- You will be supported for the duration of your volunteering journey by the Volunteer Support Manager and/or Volunteer Co-ordinator.
- Our activities are varied and dynamic – no two sessions are ever the same and you will meet a wide range of people with different lived experiences.
- You can make a real, positive difference for the wellbeing of your community.
- You become part of a volunteer community and can receive regular supervisions and support.
- You become eligible for a reference from the Stuart Low Trust.
Volunteering with us means being part of a friendly, supportive environment where your time and contribution truly matter.
“The Trust really supports its volunteers. They make you feel welcome, part of a team, and that’s incredibly rewarding. The Trust also provides training, which is a great opportunity.”
– SLT Volunteer
“I have found, with my volunteering, that I have got more than I’ve given. There is something special about working with other people for a common cause.”
– SLT Volunteer
For more information, please email volunteer@slt.org.uk.