Making a Difference Together
Student Volunteering Week is Monday 9 to Sunday 15 February 2026 and is the perfect opportunity to find out about all the benefits that volunteering brings.
Bath offers so many different ways to get involved no matter what your cause or passion, and the amazing friends you’ll make along the way mean that the time spent volunteering will be one of your best experiences at university.
Volunteering is something that everyone can get involved in. Take a look at what's on this week or look through our current volunteering opportunities with local charities and organisations.
Whats on?
WEDNESDAY 11 FEBRUARY
Dough Bros pizza making and unwind session for men
Esther Parkin building
Free event
For more information and to book your place email volunteers@bath.ac.uk
THURSDAY 12 FEBRUARY
Marrow Weekly Stall
Library Foyer
Free event
Sign up to be a lifesaver, donate to the Antony Nolan charity, or volunteer to help at the weekly stall here volunteer-signups
FRIDAY 13 FEBRUARY
Feel Good Friday with SU Arts
Arts Studio, 2nd Floor, The Edge
Drop-in anytime between 10:00 and 15:00
Free event
Step into a zone of calm for good vibes & creative fun. With additional mindfulness activity about what volunteering means to you, and what benefits it has brought you.
Feel Good Friday
SUNDAY 15 FEBRUARY
V Wildlife Community Gardening
Lyncombe Hill Fields
Free event
To sign up, go to Friends of Lyncombe Hill Fields
Volunteer opportunity of the day
Our top picks of Bath's local community volunteering roles!
Monday 9th February
Repair Cafe Volunteer (26th Feb)
Opportunity Details
Tuesday 10th February
Volunteer Online Tutor
Opportunity Details
Wednesday 11th February
Sensory Walk Guide Volunteer
Opportunity Details
Thursday 12th February
Bath Half Marathon Volunteer (15th March)
Opportunity Details
Friday 13th February
Campus Buddy
Opportunity Details
Saturday 14th February
Age UK Social Group Volunteer
Opportunity Details
Sunday 15th February
V Code STEM Day volunteer
Opportunity Details
Spotlight on...
Peer Mentoring
Peer Mentors offer guidance and support to students at the beginning of their University journey by sharing their experience of student life at the University of Bath.
Becoming a Peer Mentor is not only a great way to learn and develop valuable skills to help with your employabilty, but also helps with networking and building a sense of community within in your department.
For other volunteering opportunites in Peer Support across the academic year, see Current Volunteer Opportunities in Peer Support