WellBeing

There is proven evidence that volunteering can help improve wellbeing and mental health. NCVO found 77% of all volunteers reported an improvement in their mental health and wellbeing.

How has Volunteering Improved peoples well being and mental health?

Increased Happiness

Studies has shown that those who volunteer are often happier than those who don't.

Reduce stress levels

Moving into a new environment and being in new settings can help refocus and elevate stress.

Boosts sense of purpose

Being a part of volunteering can boost your sense of purpose and sense that you are a part of something meaningful.

Builds self esteem

Volunteering can enhance your personal growth and as a result, help build your self-esteem.

Decreases loneliness

Being a part of a group within volunteering helps you meet new people and spend time with others.

Life improvement

Studies have shown that those who volunteer are more likely to live longer as it increases your wellbeing which improves your health and lifespan.

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