Welcome to Rushcliffe Community and Voluntary Service
We support community and voluntary groups in Rushcliffe, from advice centres and lunch clubs to wildlife trusts and scout groups. We're here to help and inspire groups and organisations to get started and run professionally. We offer expert advice and assistance with training, fundraising and volunteering, as well as giving encouragement and moral support.
And because we believe in what these groups stand for, we endeavour to represent their views to those who make decisions affecting their work. To get a fuller picture, click on the Services, Projects and Volunteers tabs.
Help us celebrate Volunteers Week 2013
Every year, over 20 million people across England and the UK volunteer, donating more than 100 million hours to their communities every week. It is estimated that the economic value of this activity is worth in more than £40 billion to our economy. Services and initiatives that are vital to the running of our country wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for volunteers.On Thursday 6th June 10.00 - 2.00, Rushcliffe CVS is holding a Volunteer Fair at the newly refurbished West Bridgford Library. We would like to invite you to come and see us, find out about potential volunteering opportunities and talk to local groups who need your help.
If your group or organisation would like to take part and advertise its volunteering opportunities please contact us as soon as possible so you can book your space. For more information please contact Helen Stanbridge at Rushcliffe CVS on 0115 9699060 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Health Work
Did you know that...?...our Health Page is a useful source of information for health matters within Rushcliffe. Sue Knowles our Health Development Worker also helps facilitate a number of patient forums within NHS Rushcliffe CCG including Cancer, Diabetes, Mental Health and Well Being, Carers Health Advice, Learning Disability, Stroke Survivors, 50+ Health. To find out more about these forums and the heatlh work Sue is involved in, visit our health page.
Nottinghamshire First
Improving and extending help for charitable organisations across Nottinghamshire
Rushcliffe CVS is a partner of Nottinghamshire First. Other members of the partnership are NAVO, BCVS, Gedling CVS, Voluntary Action Broxtowe, Newark & Sherwood CVS, Ashfield Voluntary Action and Mansfield CVS and several Infrastructure Bodies across the County. Together, we are working to improve services and communications across organisations and businesses, develop skills and qualifications and help groups to become business aware. For more information and to visit the Nottinghamshire First website, please click here
Contact Us
Thank you for visiting the Rushcliffe CVS website. To see the various ways you can get in touch with us, click here.Charity Status
Rushcliffe Community and Voluntary Service is a registered charity (number 1079880) and a company limited by guarantee (number 3867757), registered in England and Wales.
