Whether it’s building cereal box air planes, cardboard dream catchers, monkey puppets or floating cork pirate ships, being creative helps us to unwind and gives us a sense of achievement. We try to #reuse materials wherever possible for more #ecofriendly crafting.

At Wirral Unplugged, crafts are scaleable in that we don’t put a limit on your imagination or ability– a heart-polka dotted dog, sure, a dragon bookmark instead of a farm animal, excellent!

The sky is the limit. Above all, we aim to provide a craft that 3-10 year-olds (and the adults who come with them) would enjoy.

The #FairyTrollPost offers a craft starter pack and weekly craft and activity ideas to keep those creative juices flowing!

Volunteer recruitment for Wirral Unplugged is currently limited to special/guest speakers and those wanting to work behind the scenes on social media, grant writing and fundraising. (Things change quickly, so we’ll let you know if more Sunday help is needed). University volunteers can access volunteering through the University of Liverpool Guild.

Volunteers gaining something from volunteering is one of our main aims (there are only 6 so it’s high on our list)! Whether it be feeling more self-confident, gaining new friendships, learning specific job-related skills or gaining experience, there are a lot of great things to be gained from volunteering.

One of our recent volunteers, Amy, who accepted a teaching job in Spain, wrote: “I was looking to volunteer whilst working full time, which WU has allowed me to do [as it was on a Sunday]. As an aspiring EFL Teacher attending the weekly crafts sessions has allowed me to gain more experience, meet other people with the same interests and goals, and improve my confidence.”

We’ve had volunteers from Egypt, Viet Nam, China, France, Poland and Kuwait.

Contact us today!