The Khalsa Jatha always has a need for volunteers/sevadars to help run effectively, and help the Gurdwara to progress.

With increased governance and legislation, there is an increasing need for volunteers to help in one area or more to help manage the Gurdwara and ensure compliance with the many laws and regulations that now apply to charities in general. Whether you are retired, a student, or have a little time, this is a great way to be involved in community seva and help the Jatha move forward.

The Khalsa Jatha British Isles is looking for sevadars/volunteers in many areas. If you can give a couple of hours per week or more, then we would like to hear from you, please spend a few minutes to complete this form to give an idea of your possible time commitment, skills, and which volunteering activity interests you.

By completing this form you give consent for the Khalsa Jatha British Isles to send you communications in relation to any volunteering / seva activity. Your data will be stored confidentially in line with GDPR and the Jatha's privacy policy. You can opt out of this at any time.