Individual Volunteering

  • Volunteer wearing red volunteering shirt, watering plants at National Museum Cardiff urban meadow.
  • Student work placement looking at a small artefact using a magnifying glass.
  • Two volunteers wearing red volunteering fleeces, smiling at the camera.
  • Two people sat spinning yarn or knitting.
  • A student work placement with the blacksmith, working in the forge.
  • A volunteer smiling at the camera.

Current Opportunities

GRAFT Garden Volunteers, National Waterfront Museum

Purpose of role: the GRAFT garden is an educational and artistic space in the National Waterfront Museum Swansea. GRAFT is cared for, built and managed by a group of community volunteers. Volunteer tasks include gardening, woodwork, cooking and more… .
View the full role description (PDF)

How to Get Involved

  1. Make sure that you read the Role Description to ensure this is the right role for you. You might want to check the time commitments and any considerations we have included.
  2. Please complete the online form.
  3. If you prefer a PDF version, please download PDF Registration and send the completed form to volunteering@museumwales.ac.uk or by post to the Engagement Department, St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff CF5 6XB.      
    We also accept applications over the phone, or via short video or audio file. Please get in touch for more information on (029) 2057 3002.
  4. If you have been selected for the role we will get in touch via email. You may be invited to an informal meeting or a group open day.     
    Although we cannot guarantee a space, we do ensure that all applications are treated fairly and that all are submitted to the role supervisor for consideration.

Complete Online Registration Form 

We're trying a new online form! If you have any trouble with the form, please feel free to fill out the pdf version and email it to us.