As a valued volunteer for Kent Wildlife Trust, you can use this page to find all of the information you need.
Use the tiles below to find what you need! If you have any questions, you can always reach out to [email protected].
As a volunteer, you'll receive exclusive regular updates from us via email (don't worry, these volunteer updates will be monthly at a maximum - so no spamming your inbox!). If you have any questions, get in touch with [email protected].
All volunteers are sent a handbook when they join us, but you can also download it below. This handbook gives you important information about volunteering with Kent Wildlife Trust and what you can expect.
When you join us as a volunteer, there are certain things that are expected of you - and, likewise, that you can expect of us. All volunteers should make sure to read and understood the contents of this document.
We also make a commitment to safeguarding here at Kent Wildlife Trust that you will need to read and understand as a volunteer, too.
Not sure which area manager is responsible for which reserve? Our map of area managers, wardens, and the reserves they work on is always handy.
Safeguarding is about protecting children, young people and adults at risk – and it’s something we all share responsibility for.
Watch our short safeguarding video (under 8 minutes)
This video explains what safeguarding means why it matters, and the role we all play in keeping people safe. Please note: this resource is for general awareness only and is not suitable for volunteers working directly with children or adults at risk.
Watch the video here: Safeguarding video for volunteers on Vimeo
Our commitment
At Kent Wildlife Trust, safeguarding is at the heart of everything we do. We uphold the highest standards of charity governance and safeguarding awareness.
What to do if you have concerns
If you ever have a safeguarding concern, please contact [email protected]. You can also speak to your task day leader or volunteer supervisor for guidance and support.
Want more training?
If you feel additional safeguarding awareness training would help in your role, email [email protected] and we’ll assign you to an e-learning course.
Are you moving or simply want to explore other volunteering opportunities at Kent Wildlife Trust? Looking for general volunteering FAQs? Head to our main volunteering page for more.
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