Vive la difference – one size doesn't fit all
We're celebrating with our volunteers this week and saying thank you for the amazing contribution they make.
Blog
Getting help in an emergency if you don't speak the language …
Our Talking Together volunteer Celia talks about the challenge of getting help if you don't know the words.
Refugees welcome?
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Refugees recommends more support for asylum seekers - as we're doing with our Time Together project.
My extraordinary journey as a volunteer English teacher
Shahin's powerful blog about the impact of our Talking Together project.
I've been able to help someone who gave so much to our country …
Mentoring has helped former soldier Robert live independently and find a new job.
Helping to highlight the important contribution that immigrants make
We've been out and about in Birmingham to promote our volunteering projects in the West Midlands.
Could it be you? We are seeking a new Chair with passion, commitment and drive
Our Chair Andrée steps down in July when her term of office comes to an end. She won't be easy to replace ...
Ever thought about how you could support a recently arrived refugee in your community?
Our new Time Together project gives volunteers the chance to dig beneath the stereotypes and find out about issues affecting refugees and asylum seekers.
Let’s postpone the national debate and start a little closer to home
Do we need yet another national debate about the role of volunteers?
It was a tough start to the year – but we're thrilled with everything TimeBank has achieved
We couldn't have done it without our incredible volunteers, committed staff and fantastic Trustees ...
We created an environment where people from different cultures were happy to sit next to each other, chat, and share food
Sarah tells of her first volunteer teaching experience on our Talking Together project
The Casey Review recommends more English classes for the most isolated
We're delighted that the review recognises the importance of learning English - but some of its findings make depressing reading.