Volunteers work across the Latitude Festival helping festival goers to get the most out of their weekend!

When volunteering you’ll get to see behind the scenes, meet other volunteers from across the country and around the globe, gain valuable experience for your CV, and help us to continue making Latitude one of the best music festivals in the world!

When joining us as a volunteer at Latitude you’ll be provided with entry to the festival, lots of free time, you’ll make new friends whilst volunteering, get access to staff camping, cafe, toilets and showers, and most importantly be part of an unforgettable experience!

Volunteers assist with a wide variety of areas and it’d be tricky to list everything they get up to but some of the most common roles include…

· Assisting Latitude Festival goers with directions.

· Helping Latitude Festival goers carry their belongings and pitch their tents.

· Answering questions about Latitude Festival performances and line-ups.

· Reporting any problems such as a build-up of litter or faulty facilities.

· Work alongside Latitude Festival Fire Safety, Medical and Security teams.

· Keeping an eye on the Latitude Festival campsites from the fire towers.

· Helping out with various roles across the Latitude Festival site including pedestrian and vehicle gates, wristband exchanges, keeping an eye on facilities, monitoring stages and walkways.

If you’d like to find out more about volunteering at Latitude, head over to Hotbox Events

You can drop the team an email at [email protected]

Or go straight to the volunteer application

Transform lives by volunteering as a Charity Concierge at Latitude.

Child.org is a small charity working to give every child an equal opportunity. Every Charity Concierge volunteer on site makes a real difference to the work that they do. This year the charity is creating pregnancy support groups for isolated young mums living in rural Kenya, where one in 26 babies don’t live to see their first birthday.

FUN WORK: drive a festival taxi or serve drinks in the crowd right in front of the main stage!

REAL IMPACT: each concierge can raise enough to support eight young new mums in rural Kenya!

GREAT PEOPLE: hang out with like-minded heroes – or come with your mates & work the same shifts.

Register now at charityconcierge.org. You can find out more about Child.org’s pregnancy support groups at child.org/teammum

One way to enjoy more of the festival is by volunteering to be a Traffic Steward.  You complete 24 hours’ worth of shifts before the main event begins or after it ends, by helping the Traffic Team direct vehicles into and out of carparks or campervan fields and around the festival site.  Duties may include:

·         Car parking

·         Campervan parking

·         Using hand signals to direct traffic

·         Chaperone Vehicles

·         Ensuring the adherence to one way systems

·         Directing pedestrians to walkways

This volunteer position is suited to those with a bit more energy to burn off and to those who are happy working in a big team.  Here you can gain insight into the background workings of a festival where you will learn about different types of access routes and safety procedures used as people arrive and leave in their thousands!

WE WILL HAVE MORE INFORMATION ON HOW YOU CAN APPLY TO BE A TRAFFIC STEWARD SOON

The FBI need you as an agent of awareness in music festivals across the UK and Ireland this summer! Are you eco-minded? A Jedi recycler? Then join the Niftybins Zero-waste Agents. Volunteer six hours a day for four days at the festival and help a great environmental cause.

Contact us today by emailing [email protected], we would love to hear from all you Eco Warriors.