Volunteering

England Netball relies on volunteers to help us in all areas, and they make a huge contribution to the game of netball. Volunteering is a rewarding experience, not only benefiting the club or organisation, but also the individual - developing skills for use at college, university or in the workplace. It's a fantastic way to make new friends, and nothing beats the "feel-good factor" of helping out and giving something to your sport.

Click Here to find out more about how you can become an England Netball Volunteer

Coach Required
Birmingham City Netball Club are seeking a Level 1 coach or someone who is working towards their Level 1 to help out at the club on a Friday evening from 6-9pm, or part of that time, at Dame Elizabeth Cadbury Technology College. Also, if they are interested in developing their umpiring.

Please email bcnetballclub@aol.com or contact Di Barber on 07771 851903 for a no-obligation chat.

Sport Birmingham are looking for volunteers and level 1 coaches to help deliver a variety of different netball sessions within the Birmingham area.

Please send all interested emails to Becky at rebecca.powell@sportbirmingham.org or call 07471032506

What can volunteering do for you?

Volunteering is the best way to make sure that sports still continues to inspire, motivate and bring so many different people together to achieve the same goal in your area.
You will develop vital skills to help communicate with a variety of different people,
Offer subsidised courses such as sports activator or coaching qualifications to coaches/participants to support the sustainability of sessions.
Once qualified can guarantee paid work to fit into your schedule

Pass on Your Passion
Pass on your Passion programme is aimed at young people aged 12 to 25 that are actively involved in volunteering in netball whether that's as a coach, official, committee member, event helper, school team helper...the list is endless!

The benefits are fantastic!! - You'll get rewards once you've completed 10, 25, 50, 100, 200 and 400 voluntary hours in netball.

10 hours - England Netball water bottle and certificate
25 hours - Squissle and certificate
50 hours - Coaching clipboard and certificate
100 hours - England Netball hoodie and certificate
200 hours - £50 England Netball course discount and certificate
400 hours - Trophy presented at the annual Goalden Globe Awards and certificate

Not only will you get rewarded for the hours you complete, but just by registering as a member of 'Pass on you Passion' you'll get access to FREE Regional Training Days where top coaches and officials will be on hand to pass on their knowledge, E-newsletters to keep you up to date with the latest information and voluntary opportunities, Invitations to volunteer at National and International netball events.

Once you've registered you will receive your welcome pack and logbook. Just log your voluntary netball hours and send back the slips to England Netball to recieve your rewards in the post! It's as simple as that! To register, go to the England Netball website!

Birmingham Volunteers in Pass on your Passion Scheme
Birmingham Netballers, Emma and Holly are Ball Girls at the England vs South Africa Test Match played at Worcester at the end of September. Both are registered with Pass on Your Passion, a reward programme for young volunteers between the ages of 12 and 25 years. To register, go to the England Netball website!

Pass on your Passion Programme gains new volunteers from Birmingham!
On 8th September 2013, 31 young people aged between 12 and 16 signed up for the Pass on Your Passion Programme.
Well done to: Stephanie, Charlotte, Mirna, Annabel, Tamera, Carmel, Lauren, Sophie, Aaliyah, Holly, Cerys, Emma, Che, Nina, Eleanor, Sophie, Maryam, Charlotte, Amy, Holly, Niamh, Emily, Kea, Priyanka, Lauren, Davina, Olivia, Kaprice, Molly, Erin and Charlotte