Volunteering with LIFEbeat

LIFEbeat offers unique, inspirational volunteering opportunity for individuals who want to step up and inspire the next generation. We provide full training and mentoring, no youth work experience is necessary… just the willingness to jump in, with a strong commitment to the wellbeing and positive potential of the young people!

Our programmes serve as a powerful training arena and we are increasingly seeing volunteers using LIFEbeat training and practice as professional development for youth workers, artists and teachers. Volunteers with LIFEbeat usually report feeling more inspired and empowered in their own lives.

Camp Staff Training (June 2023)

Camps 2025

Applications to Volunteer Open Early 2025

London Camp (Staff Dates*): 
Stanford Hall, Lutterworth
22nd July – 1st August 2025

South West Camp (Staff Dates*): 
Dates Coming Soon…

*Staff arrive 2 days before young people for on-site staff training and preparation. 

Please note: the minimum age for volunteering at our summer residentials is 22 years old. 

Your Volunteering Journey

What Will I Do As A Volunteer?

  • Support the smooth running of the camp/day programme
  • Lead or co-facilitate workshops if you have a particular area of expertise (optional)
  • Mentor the youth (along with the rest of the staff team)
  • Maintain confidentiality of sensitive information regarding young people and staff, adhering to safeguarding reporting procedures
  • Support all aspects of maintaining a safe, creative community and participate in whole group activities
  • Have Fun!

What Can LIFEbeat Offer?

  • 1 day in-person training in London (June) for all camp volunteers
  • Online safeguarding training
  • Travel expenses for attending training and camps/day programmes
  • Accommodation and board (for camp volunteers)
  • Leadership opportunities, mentoring, and feedback
  • Part of LIFEbeat Creative Community Network for all adults involved

Equal & Accessible Opportunities

One of  our primary goals is to breakdown the divisions in society and to create a camp community where all participants learn from others different to themselves. We are therefore committed to creating staff teams that are as diverse and inclusive as possible. We take age, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and background into account when building the volunteer staff teams for each camp.

In order to keep volunteer opportunities accessible, please enquire about discretionary fees to support the time taken to volunteer at our residentials. 

Programme Leads, Jak & Ava (Aug. 2023)