Volunteer Driver

Volunteer Driver

Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
DrivingAccompanyingSocial contact
Older peoplePeople with disabilitiesChildren & youth
3 Good health and well-being
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Vision Norfolk
#83754
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Summary

As a volunteer driver you will provide transport, using your own car, for our clients to attend events, activities, and meetings.

Detailed description

To become a volunteer driver you will need to:

  •  Provide a copy of your driving license, insurance and MOT certificate.
  •  Have a six monthly vehicle check carried out by a staff member.
  • Ensure safe and competent driving at all the times.
  • Report any incidents, accidents or near miss situations to the charity and follow our procedures. 
  • Ensure that you are fit to drive at all the times and inform your line manager about any health issues and changes in personal circumstances that may affect driving ability.  


Volunteer Drivers must possess a clean, full category B (car) driving licence, be aged 21 and over, and have possessed their licence for at least two years. If a volunteer is aged over 70, a volunteer must meet the Group 2 medical standards required by the DVLA.

A clean driving licence is preferred, however you may still be able to volunteer with minor driving convictions. 

Becoming a volunteer is a wonderful opportunity to make a difference and support your local community. Vision Norfolk also offers regular advice, support, and training and payment of out of pocket expenses agreed in advance.

What we will provide to volunteers

💸 Reimbursement of costs🤝 Extra support
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About Vision Norfolk

We are Norfolk’s charity for people living with sight loss and visual impairment. Providing practical and emotional support at our hubs in Norwich, King’s Lynn and Great Yarmouth and in hospitals across Norfolk. Together with social and well-being activities for adults and children, young people and their families, daily living equipment, befriending services and specialist housing, we help those affected by sight loss to live life fully.