Volunteering
From those meeting and greeting on the front line to backstage heroes, and specialists like paramedics, the 12,500+ volunteers will be one of the largest workforce groups
Eight areas of our Legacy plans are particularly relevant to Individuals. Explore them below.
From those meeting and greeting on the front line to backstage heroes, and specialists like paramedics, the 12,500+ volunteers will be one of the largest workforce groups
Birmingham is a diverse, welcoming, and inclusive place and the Games will be a moment to celebrate our distinct identity
The power of art and creativity in the context of sporting moments is unbeatable
The Games will create around 35,000 new jobs and skills opportunities, including volunteering roles and training opportunities
The Games offers children and young people a once in a lifetime chance to expand horizons and learn from others
Targeted opportunities for the people of the West Midlands to improve and sustain levels of physical activity
This is the first Commonwealth Games to embed a Social Values Charter and we believe it will set the bar for future host cities
Ensure that the Games leave a sporting legacy and venues and facilities are developed for community use