Volunteer for Pro Bono projects

St Andrew’s Church in Avonmouth is looking for pro bono structural engineering support to help design and build a mezzanine floor within its church hall. This new space will host the Spear Programme, a national initiative that helps disadvantaged young people aged 16–24 into education or employment.

Lighthouse Vineyard Bristol is seeking architectural support to conduct a feasibility study at their newly acquired community building, The Harbour, in Totterdown.

Field Church in Redland, Bristol, is seeking pro bono architectural and structural engineering support to help transform a former church building into a long-term community hub. They require a professional feasibility study to assess energy efficiency upgrades, building expansion options, and the addition of on-site accommodation.

Sunlight Development Trust in Gillingham is seeking pro bono legal advice to help draft a 7-year sublease for its premises. Based in a historic community-owned building, the Trust operates year-round to tackle health inequalities in Medway—one of the most deprived areas in the UK.

The Renewal Programme, a long-standing charity in Newham, is looking for pro bono architectural or engineering expertise to help redesign their outdated reception area.

GESIPR is looking for pro bono support from property professionals to identify and secure a suitable leasehold property for its Phoenix House Project. The charity has designed a 10-bedroom supported accommodation scheme for young women aged 18–25 who are female offenders or asylum seekers at risk of homelessness.

Stewardship seeks a pro-bono surveyor to prepare Charities Act valuations for four residential properties (two in Nottingham and two in Portsmouth) which are being transferred to the existing charitable tenant, Hope into Action.

The Royal College of Art’s Ecological Citizen(s) initiative aims to spin out a new charity, Housing for Good, which would channel philanthropic gifts and assets into affordable housing projects that support community-building, ecological restoration and public benefit.

Hope into Action UK are looking to partner with a RICS‑accredited survey company with UK coverage to provide pro bono Level 2 surveys & valuation reports. They expect about 5 of these per year.

Carlisle Key, a youth homelessness charity in Cumbria, seeks support to create a targeted communications strategy to better engage young people, partners, and supporters.

Shropshire based frontline charity supporting people facing homelessness, is seeking pro bono or low-cost IT support. Their goal is to reduce monthly IT expenditure, currently over £2,700 per year.

Solace Women’s Aid is seeking experienced IT professionals to help strengthen its information governance.