About the Role
Community Volunteers play an important part in helping RNID create a world where people who are deaf or have hearing loss can fully participate in everyday life. The role is flexible, open to anyone aged 18+, and involves two key activities:
1. Presenting and Giving Information
Sharing information about deafness, hearing loss and tinnitus with community groups, either in person or online.
2. Helping People Check Their Hearing
Supporting individuals to complete simple hearing checks and signposting them to further support.
This opportunity is available throughout Northern Ireland (BHSCT, NHSCT, SEHSCT, SHSCT and WHSCT). Volunteers can commit as little or as often as they like, with no fixed schedule.
Full details can be found here:
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Why Volunteer with RNID?
- Flexible involvement – volunteer on an ad‑hoc basis that fits around your availability.
- Full training and support – including induction, volunteer handbook and a dedicated supervisor.
- Join a community – meet other like‑minded volunteers across Northern Ireland.
- Make a real difference – over 18 million people in the UK are deaf or have hearing loss, and your support helps ensure they receive vital information and guidance.