In a new report, Britain’s health leaders argue that the volunteer resource available during COVID-19 must be permanently embedded into the NHS and social care.
Royal Voluntary Service’s Patron, Her Majesty The Queen and the charity’s President, Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall, joined a video call to thank four volunteers for their invaluable support throughout the pandemic
Prime Minister Boris Johnson joined a video call to thank NHS Volunteer Responders and St John Ambulance Vaccination Volunteers in Rochdale and Cornwall
Royal Voluntary Service President, HRH The Duchess of Cornwall, visits vaccination centre to meet NHS Volunteer Responder volunteers and NHS staff as part of COVID vaccine rollout
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met Royal Voluntary Service client, Len Gardener from Batley whom The Duchess has supported with Check In and Chat calls during the pandemic
NHS Volunteer Responders scheme extended to support the public and NHS staff over winter
Stars back the ‘Hour of Need’ campaign inviting public to donate time to their communities during the next phase of the pandemic
VIPs and performers came online this week to thank volunteers across Great Britain for the time they give to help others
Role of NHS Volunteer Responders recognised by The Duchess of Cornwall at start of Volunteers’ Week with 250,000 tasks performed to date
