People of all ages and abilities can join our award winning Swingbridge crews to learn new skills and enjoy the calming effect of the water.
Your brain is so busy when you’re working you don’t have the time to think about anything else. I enjoy working alongside others, the physical exercise and the logistics of moving the boat. Most of all, I love the sense of satisfaction I get from seeing the improvements we make”
On Swingbridge Tranquility, we welcome community groups and charities working with vulnerable and isolated people, individuals, and families. Young people and adults can take part in skills courses to boost their confidence and their practical and social skills. Our wheelchair lift means everyone can enjoy the wellbeing trips on the River Wey, regardless of mobility or other needs. 
Anyone can get involved with Swingbridge Endeavour’s environmental conservation projects along the Rivers Wey and Thames. Carried out throughout the year, volunteers, including people who might need support because of problems like poor mental health, addiction or relationship breakdown, work to improve our beautiful Surrey waterways for our communities and wildlife.
Visit here, email swingbridgevols@surreycaretrust.org.uk, or join the crews at the Wey Festival on Saturday, 16th September at Dapdune Wharf to find out more.
Our volunteer Swingbridge crews need you! Boating experience is welcomed, but not necessary as all training is provided free of charge.
Hundreds of children, young people, parents, and older people participate in confidence-boosting boat handling courses and relaxing trips down the the river Wey.
Helping vulnerable people improve their skills, mental health, and wellbeing by harnessing the power of our natural environment.
Do you know a young person or adult struggling with poor mental health? Or are you, or your community group, feeling isolated? We might be able to help you.
Volunteers are at the heart of Surrey Care Trust – we could not continue without them. If you would like to make a difference to your local community, get in…
