Volunteers play a hugely important role in hockey throughout Scotland and are the very life-blood of the sport. Volunteers provide invaluable support to clubs, schools, governing bodies, and sports organisations.  North District is run by volunteers and mainly come from the clubs within, we promote this but also any volunteers out with are welcome too.

In hockey, you can volunteer in a number of different roles. Not only will you be learning new skills and making an important contribution to the sport, you will be making new friends too.

Interested in becoming a volunteer?

All you need to become a volunteer is lots of enthusiasm and commitment. People of all ages and from all walks of life can volunteer too.

You can also choose to donate as much time as you can realistically give – any support is greatly recieved and makes a difference no matter what you do.

What can a volunteer do?

There are a wide variety of volunteer roles that you can undertake for North District Hockey – president, chairperson, secretary, treasurer, welfare officer, coach, official, social convenor, youth team organiser, kit person, event organiser, fundraiser – and many more.

You may already have an idea of what you want to do as a volunteer, but if you don’t – don’t worry! There are plenty of opportunities to try something new and learn new skills as a volunteer.

How do I get involved as a volunteer?

You may want to help out your local hockey club or regionally at district level, help at an event, or provide some assistance to youth clubs and schools.

If you wish to volunteer with North District Hockey, please contact us to register your interest in becoming a volunteer. We are always looking for volunteers and are grateful for the support.