Join in

Volunteers helping in the rose garden at Morden Hall Park, London © NT Morden Hall Park

There is always plenty to do at the park

© NT Morden Hall Park

Volunteer

Morden Hall Park couldn’t run without our busy team of volunteers working in all areas of the park.

Volunteering is an exciting and interesting way to

  • learn new skills
  • meet new people
  • strengthen your CV
  • make a difference to your local environment and heritage

For more information on volunteering at Morden Hall Park contact us.

Volunteering positions

Gardening

Rose pruning in the rose garden in Morden Hall Park, London © NT Morden Hall Park

Would you like to expand your gardening skills and learn new ones? If you would like to join us you do not need any formal training, just a passion for gardening. Our gardening volunteers work on Thursdays and Fridays.

Rangering

The vegetation on the banks of the River Wandle in Morden Hall Park, London © NT Morden Hall Park

Our park may be an oasis of calm in the midst of suburbia but it requires a dedicated team of enthusiasts. Volunteers help with park improvements, maintaing footpaths and the river. Volunteers work on Tuesdays.

Cafés and shops

The second hand bookshop at Morden Hall Park, London © NT Morden Hall Park

Our cafés and shops are very popular with visitors and are vital to generating income. It is important that in these roles you have a friendly and outgoing nature to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Learning and events

Marquee outside the Snuff Mill at Morden Hall Park © NT Morden Hall Park

We have an extensive schools and events programme. The events assistant role is for those who like variety and meeting new people, while those with an educational background would be well suited to lead school sessions.

Livinggreen volunteers

The livinggreen exhibition in the renovated stable yard at Morden Hall Park, London © NT/Morden Hall Park

Volunteers are at the heart of the running of the stable yard. Roles include;

  • Livinggreen centre volunteers - meet and greet visitors, act as a guide for the exhibition.
  • Green explorers - to run activities for under 5s.
  • Woodsmen - to help maintain our new wood burning stove and to provide information to visitors.

Employee volunteering programme

An EVP group in the River Wandle at Morden Hall Park, London © NT Morden Hall Park

EVP is designed to increase the opportunities for corporate and public sector organisations to contribute to the community and enviroment. Activities range from natural conservation, fence painting and helping at events.