Not sure if we have an age limit for our volunteers, provide free training or how much time you need to commit? For answers to some common questions about volunteering for us see our volunteering FAQs

The Citizens Advice service helps people solve their legal, consumer and other problems by providing free advice, and by influencing policymakers.

Every Citizens Advice Bureau is a registered charity and over 20,000 of the people involved in the service are trained volunteers, helping people to resolve over 5.7 million new problems a year.

Read on to find out more about volunteering with us, opportunities available, and what some of our volunteers say about their experience of volunteering for the world's largest free advice network.

If you are interested in becoming a CAB volunteer go to volunteer now and your details will be forwarded to your local Citizens Advice Bureau.

Being a CAB volunteer

• What do our volunteers do?

• Why volunteer for us?

• Take a trip around a Citizens Advice Bureau

• What do our volunteers say?

• Frequently asked questions about CAB volunteering

Join us

• Interested in being a local CAB campaigner?

• 16-25 years old and looking to volunteer?

Volunteer now

More about us

• Find out more about Citizens Advice Bureaux