Volunteering with CAMBRIS-AF means contributing your time, skills and energy to projects that support communities and strengthen local wellbeing, and volunteers play a crucial role in helping CAMBRIS-AF deliver community initiatives, organise events and support fundraising activity; whether through practical support, outreach, logistics or community engagement, volunteer contributions help us reach more people and deliver positive outcomes. Future volunteer opportunities will be published here with further detail on availability, roles, and how to apply. For now, this page is ready for the approved intake process and role descriptions.
In 2020, CAMBRIS-AF joined more than 112 participants in the NHS Run 4 Heroes initiative. Together, they raised a remarkable £3,500 in support of NHS efforts during the COVID-19 period. Beyond fundraising, the initiative encouraged our community members to stay active, supporting better health and fitness at a time when many people were spending extended periods at home.
CAMBRIS-AF's volunteer culture is built on service, partnership and visible community presence. Through trusted UK charities and community-led fundraising, members continue to represent CAMBRIS-AF with commitment and purpose.
Two CAMBRIS-AF members, Warrant Officer Class 2 Oliver Foudjuo and Sergeant Atabong Agendia, participated in fundraising activity to support SSAFA. Their participation reflects the practical, people-focused spirit that defines CAMBRIS-AF community engagement.
In September 2021, Warrant Officer Class 2 (WO2) Oliver Foudjuo raised £570 through the Ride the Plain challenge in support of SSAFA. He completed 100 miles of cycling around Salisbury Plain, turning a personal challenge into practical support for people in need during the pandemic.
WO2 Foudjuo explained that he only started cycling during COVID-19, and that the challenge helped him strengthen and refine his cycling skills despite never having been a cyclist before. The effort captures an important part of CAMBRIS-AF's community engagement: using discipline, determination and public participation to support trusted causes while also promoting health, resilience and personal growth.
Staff Sergeant Ivo Enowegbe worked in partnership with the Royal British Legion, raising funds during Poppy Appeal sales in London. This contribution demonstrates CAMBRIS-AF's commitment to standing alongside respected institutions in support of meaningful causes.