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Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) South Yorkshire
protecting the countryside - for the nation, for the future

Volunteers

Image of volunteers surveying a site in DoncasterVolunteering is the key ...

Inspired and founded by volunteers passionate about countryside protection, volunteering is key to the effectiveness and achievement of CPRE South Yorkshire

Currently CPRE Peak District & South Yorkshire, which runs both Friends of the Peak District and CPRE South Yorkshire have five full-time and three part-time members of Staff and can also boast a team of over 50 volunteers, aged 17 to 70, from a diverse range of backgrounds, working on an equally broad range of subjects. As a voluntary organisation CPRE South Yorkshire recognises volunteer involvement as absolutely fundamental to our work and we greatly value the many different ways in which volunteers contribute.

Volunteers can work in our office in Broomhill, Sheffield or remotely from home and are fully supported by our friendly and flexible staff team. CPRESY also has a dedicated Volunteer Co-ordinator who supports new and existing volunteers and works to develop and expand the range and diversity of people who work with us and a Friends' Conservation Team Leader who organises our Conservation Events.

Volunteer Project Leader:
Friends of the Peak District Conservation Team Leader, Clare Kelly.		 Image of Friends of the Peak District Conservation Team Leader, Clare Kelly working on a fencing project at North Lees Hall during 2007  

Current Vacancies:

If you are interested in volunteering for CPRE South Yorkshire please contact us for more details about the types of opportunities currently available. To discover how you can use your skills and experience to help protect the countryside in the company of a flexible, friendly team of like-minded people, telephone: 0114 266 5822 or email: info@cpresouthyorks.org.uk.

Other Volunteer Opportunities:

Image of CPRE_logo.jpgRegional Group Secretary

CPRE campaigns for a living beautiful countryside by influencing national policy and regional and local plans. It is a charity operating largely with volunteers.

Volunteering for six hours a week, you will act as a focal point for good communications in CPRE Yorkshire and Humberside.

Tasks will include assessing incoming mail, forwarding key information to volunteers and national office, acting as liaison between regional volunteers and taking minutes of meetings.

You should have a broad range of WP and IT skills, be a good teamworker and possess excellent communication skills.

Contact Chairman John Hoare on 01302 751 787 or kyloe@jhoare.plus.com or mail@cprepeakandsyorks.org.uk

Registered charity 1089685

Learn more about volunteering

What do our volunteers get up to? Read just a few of the many examples.

Picture: top left - volunteers surveying a site in Doncaster

Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE), Peak District & South Yorkshire has been caring for the countryside in the Peak District & South Yorkshire area for over 80 years and runs CPRE, South Yorkshire and Friends of the Peak District. The Campaign to Protect Rural England, PDSY is an independent charity and exists to promote the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of rural England by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.

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