Volunteering at Stonebridge
From the very beginning, Stonebridge was shaped by volunteers seeking connection, purpose, and a safe space to grow. Many faced challenges such as isolation, trauma, or disability, yet their contributions built the thriving community we celebrate today. Over time, we developed intentional roles and routines designed to support people’s well-being, a reflection of our belief that everyone deserves a place to belong
Volunteering at Stonebridge is about being part of a working farm. Volunteers help keep the site running day to day, alongside staff, animals, and other volunteers.
Many people volunteer here for the structure, routine, and sense of belonging that comes from turning up and being relied on.
We welcome around 160 volunteers on site each week. Volunteers are the heartbeat of Stonebridge – each and every volunteer has an important role to play – we couldn't run the farm without them!
What Volunteering Involves
- A regular commitment, usually one day a week
- A minimum shift length (4 hours)
- Working as part of a team in a public, shared space
- Following farm routines, boundaries, and safety guidance