TRANSFORMING
LIVES THROUGH VOLUNTEERING
Real stories
Benjamin's story
When released from prison, Benjamin received support from Step Together and was able to break free from his past and now has a brighter future ahead.
Jason's story
Jason is young carer and really lacked confidence. Volunteering opened his eyes to what he could achieve and motivated him to apply for college.
Sean's story
For wounded Veteran Sean, finding a volunteering role where he could share his rugby passion with others put a stop to feelings of isolation and loss.
News
Tweets
Step Together
RT @FreedomLGBTQ: Pls RT @BristolPride @Prism_Bristol @UWE_lgbt @ASPoliceLGBT @Kiki_Bristol @Unitysexhealth @bristol247… https://t.co/kztXtlFbyQ
23 May 2018 2:31pm
Step Together
Great to see this from @HelpforHeroes. One of our clients has been a part of this project and has really loved it.… https://t.co/fYuMHu3OEL
21 May 2018 8:52am
Step Together
RT @vinspired: Volunteering Vs mental health. It's no contest! Help kick-start your #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek with a dose of soci… https://t.co/ymgw0WehxT
15 May 2018 11:16am
Step Together
John served in the Army for 13 years. He was later diagnosed with PTSD and his whole life fell apart. He tells his… https://t.co/6ZJ0lbXGOt
14 May 2018 10:54am
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