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Volunteering Discovery

Volunteering Discovery

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 Welcome to Volunteering Discovery, where we dig into the world of health and care volunteering in Norfolk and Waveney and hear from the people that give their time to help others. We want to banish the stereotype that health and care volunteering only means making cups of tea for patients on a ward. We know that's an important role, but there are so many other activities which make a difference that you might not know about. In the first season of this weekly podcast, we'll start our exploration into volunteering which supports people's health and care in our hospitals, our communities and our homes. From group settings to supporting families in their own homes, volunteering isn't a one size fits all activity. By talking to volunteers and the staff who work alongside them, we'll be finding out what it's really like to be a volunteer. Volunteers will share their stories of how they got started and what keeps them coming back. If you have ever been interested in how local people make a difference in their spare time, or what support is available in Norfolk and Waveney, this is the show for you.Copyright 2025 Norfolk & Waveney Integrated Care System / Hospital Radio Norwich Hygiène et vie saine Sciences sociales
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    • Volunteering Without Barriers

      Volunteering Without Barriers
      Jan 12 2026

      This episode of Volunteering Discovery explores how James Paget University Hospital creates inclusive volunteering opportunities. Volunteer Coordinator John Gilligan shares how the team supports people with learning disabilities through flexible training and tailored roles.

      We also hear from Casey and Adam, two volunteers who talk about why they got involved, the challenges they overcame, and the difference volunteering makes for patients and staff.

      If you’re curious about volunteering in health and social care—or how to make it accessible—this episode is full of practical tips and inspiring stories.

      To find out more about volunteering at the James Paget University Hospital Volunteer | James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

      Contact the Volunteering Discovery team: nwicb.volunteering@nhs.net

      Produced for Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care System by Hospital Radio Norwich.
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      18 min
    • Evaluating Volunteering for Health, part 2

      Evaluating Volunteering for Health, part 2
      Nov 11 2025

      This is part 2 of our look at the evaluation of the Norfolk and Waveney Volunteering for Health programme. This episode explores how evaluation helps shape and sustain volunteering in health. Daniel Schaffer (Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board) and Sally Dyson (Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust) share insights on using data and collaboration to improve services, secure funding, and show volunteers the impact of their work. Through the conversations we consider how from planning to storytelling, evaluation proves vital in building meaningful, lasting change.

      To learn more about the Volunteering for Health programme in Norfolk and Waveney, visit https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/volunteering-for-health-norfolk-and-waveney/

      Get in touch; nwicb.volunteering@nhs.net

      Volunteering Discovery is produced by Hospital Radio Norwich for Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care System.

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      21 min
    • Evaluating Volunteering for Health: part 1

      Evaluating Volunteering for Health: part 1
      Oct 7 2025

      In this first part of our special on evaluating Volunteering for Health in Norfolk and Waveney, we meet Dr. Jurgen Grotz (Institute for Volunteering Research at the University of East Anglia) to discuss how we measure the impact of volunteering in health and care. We explore why evaluation matters, how to define success, and the importance of collaboration and respect for volunteers throughout the process.

      Institute for Volunteering Research: https://www.uea.ac.uk/groups-and-centres/institute-for-volunteering-research

      Volunteering for Health in Norfolk and Waveney: https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/volunteering-for-health-norfolk-and-waveney/

      Volunteering Discovery: nwicb.volunteering@nhs.net
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      17 min
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