Volunteer with us
To make this much-loved event happen every July we need volunteer organisers.
Together we’ll celebrate 19 incredible years of Pride in 2007 – and can then start dreaming even bigger as we look ahead to our 21st in 2029!
Our pledge remains the same: Norwich Pride will always be free, run entirely by volunteers, and community led.
If you love Pride and want to help make it shine, this may be your moment to get involved. You could be part of that team helping bring the pride to Norwich.
A little bit about us
Norwich Pride is a group of friendly, creative, enthusiastic volunteers from the local LGBTQIA+ community.
We organise Norwich Pride on the last Saturday each July. A free and community led event that helps to ensure Norwich is a city where everyone feels safe and proud to be themselves.
Volunteer opportunities are worthwhile and give us all the chance to help important causes in our local community, but you, the volunteer, will also gain from donating your time. Volunteering can help you make friends, grow your CV/career, develop a new skill set, and of course, make a difference.
Note on location: Norwich Pride is rooted in the local community and members of the Organising Team will need to be available for some centrally based face-to-face meetings as well as event preparation nearer the time. Our preference, therefore, is for local volunteers from Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire.
Learn more about the jobs via the links below, and then complete our application form. Good luck, we look forward to receiving your application!
Deadline for applications to Administrator/IT Support Officer roles: 23:59, Friday 27th November
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Administrator
Are you a good communicator? Can you take accurate minutes? Manage an inbox? Are you skilled across a range of software? Are you local to Norwich and would you like to join the team that brings Norwich Pride to the city each year, and have a commitment to LGBTQIA+ equality?
Our vision is to turn Norwich into a rainbow and you could be just who we are looking for to help us achieve that goal as our new Administrator.
The main tasks of the role include managing the main Norwich Pride inbox, creating agendas for the monthly meeting, taking & distributing notes/action points of the monthly meetings, updating policies with support from trustees or the OT and the undertaking of general administrative tasks necessary to support the smooth running of the Organising Team.
This role reports to the Chair or Co-Chairs of Norwich Pride and is active throughout the year. The Administrator is part of the core Organising Team (OT).
Please see the following job description for the role’s requirements and responsibilities, as well as more information on the role. If this sounds like you, then please apply before 23:59 on 27th November – we look forward to receiving your application!
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IT Support Officer
Do you know your way around technology and software? Have a knack for troubleshooting? Are you experienced in managing a Microsoft business account for multiple users? Can you help us keep our data secure?
As our IT Support Officer you’d be the go-to person for keeping our digital world running smoothly behind the scenes at Norwich Pride.
You’ll be ensuring our Organising Team volunteers have the tools they need, safeguarding our data and systems, and more. Your work will directly enable us to focus on what matters most — organising our annual and much-loved Norwich Pride event in the city centre. You’ll be the quiet hero behind the scenes, making sure technology empowers rather than hinders our mission.
This role reports to the Chair or Co-Chairs of Norwich Pride and is active throughout the year. The IT Support Officer is part of the core Organising Team (OT).
Please see the following job description for the role’s requirements and responsibilities, as well as more information on the role. If this sounds like you, then please apply before 23:59 on 27th November – we look forward to receiving your application!
Our core values
We base all our decisions on our Core Values. Everyone who joins Norwich Pride has to agree to uphold them. These values help guide us, particularly during tough times or when making difficult decisions.