Volunteer

In the Museum

Our museum volunteers are the heart of the visitor experience. We pride ourselves in providing a warm welcome to visitors and enjoy imparting a little of the camp's history to enhance their experience. We get to meet visitors from around the world and make new connections.

Guided Tours

Tours of the camp are available by arrangement. They are led by Comrie Heritage Group volunteers who share the camp history from its origins as a prisoner of war camp to its use by the Ministry of Defence.

Events

Events cannot be run without the invaluable work of volunteers in various important roles, such as carpark stewarding, cleaning, planning, preparations.

Archive

The museum is establishing a large collection of artefacts and resources. Can you help us catalogue and care for our archive?

The Board has vacancies for those with skills relating to financial management, business development, facilities management and marketing and communications.

The Community Orchard has only been achieved by the hard work of dedicated volunteers with invaluable support from Allotmenteers. More than 286 volunteers have been involved since March 2010 and the Group hopes that this will increase as more courses and events are held in the Orchard.

Work Days are held on the first Sunday of (almost) every month from 11 a.m. till 3 p.m. If you would like to come along, please wear clothing appropriate for all weathers and sturdy boots. There is also a break for lunch so please bring refreshments. Come for the day or drop by for an hour or so – all welcome.

Regular updates and information on the next Work Day are posted on the Comrie Community Orchard Facebook page

The Woodland Group would love to hear from locals who might be interested in joining the committee or as a volunteer for woodland tasks, and from anyone else who would like to help out the woodland development in some way.

Volunteers meet regularly, usually Sundays between 10am and 3pm. There are plenty of important jobs to do, so everyone is welcome to come along.

For further information please contact James Reid: [email protected]

If you have knowledge of or interest in developing renewable energy projects locally, please get in touch.

Help us maintain and renovate the Nissen huts and other buildings and structures.