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Volunteer to help people get online
Join a growing community of volunteers helping others build confidence with technology - no experience needed, just a willingness to help.
Do you enjoy helping others and want to make a difference in your community? You don’t need to be a tech expert - just someone who’s patient, friendly, and willing to support others in learning digital skills.
Why volunteer?
Many people in Norwich still struggle to use the internet confidently. By volunteering, you can help them:
- stay connected with family and friends
- access important services online
- learn how to use smartphones, tablets, or computers safely
Ways you can help
There are two great ways to get involved:
Library digital support
Norfolk County Council is looking for volunteers to help run digital skills sessions in libraries across Norwich. You’ll support people one-on-one or in small groups, helping them learn the basics of using technology.
Register your interest on the Norfolk County Council website
Barclays Helping Others Programme
Barclays is also recruiting volunteers for their Helping Others Programme.
You don’t need any special tech skills - they’ll provide full training and support.
You’ll help people in your area feel more confident online.
Who can volunteer?
Anyone over 18 who wants to help others and has a few hours to spare. Whether you're retired, working part-time, or just want to give back - your time and kindness can make a big difference.
