Volunteer With Us

A few hours can change a neighbourhood

Almost everything the Panjabi Sports & Social Club does is powered by volunteers — from raking leaves at Meadowgate Park to welcoming donors at our annual blood donation camp. You do not need to be a member, and you do not need experience. You just need to show up.

Volunteering is separate from club membership and from the blood donation sign-up. Sign up for whichever ones you like — many people do all three.

Sign up to volunteer

Where volunteers make the difference

These are the areas we most often need hands for. Tell us which ones interest you and we will get in touch when something is coming up.

Meadowgate Park

Seasonal clean-ups, litter picks and general care of the park the club has adopted.

Blood donation camp

Greeting donors, registration, refreshments and set-up on camp day.

Sports & tournaments

Scorekeeping, marshalling, equipment and running the day smoothly.

Cultural events

Festivals, music and family nights — set-up, hosting and clear-down.

Youth & mentorship

Supporting young people with study help, leadership sessions and coaching.

Seniors & newcomers

Visits, transport, translation and helping new families settle into London.

Our volunteers at work

Members and families of the club at Meadowgate Park during a community clean-up.

Club volunteers in high-visibility vests standing behind rows of filled paper yard-waste bags after a clean-up at Meadowgate Park
A morning’s work: bags of litter and yard waste collected by club volunteers.
A large group of club volunteers of all ages in high-visibility vests gathered around the Adopt-a-Park sign at Meadowgate Park
Volunteers of every age gather at the Adopt-a-Park sign before the clean-up begins.

Volunteer sign-up

Fill this in and a club volunteer coordinator will contact you about upcoming opportunities. There is no commitment — you choose what you help with and when.

Your details go to panjabissc@gmail.com and are used only to contact you about volunteering. Volunteers under 16 should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.