The work of Sheffield Mental Health Citizens Advice Bureau and Advocacy Service would not be possible without our volunteers.

We have many ways for you to contribute and we will be happy to find a role that will suit your skills and interests. These may include becoming an adviser, an administrative worker, a receptionist, an IT volunteer, fundraising, publicity, training or helping with our vital social policy work.  See Volunteer roles on the menu on the right for more information on opportunities available.

Voluntary work for the CAB gives good experience for paid employment. You will get 100% support, full training and your expenses paid. We are committed to equal opportunities for our workers and clients and we welcome volunteers regardless of race, gender, sexuality or disabilities and actively recruit people using mental health services.

If you would like to volunteer, either with the CAB or the Advocacy Service and would like to know more, please phone 0114 271 8025 for further details.

We would really like to say a big thank you to all our existing volunteers and trustees who give up their time freely.  We appreciate their dedication and hard work in helping us provide the services we do.

(Please note that we do not have any paid vacancies at present.)