The service is run almost entirely by some 50 volunteers with a paid part-time project manager, a paid project officer and paid part-time administrator. The project enables volunteers to build their skills, confidence and employability and has helped many to become community champions within their own villages, acting as catalysts of change.

So if you are you looking for new and interesting ways of helping people or improving your skills or maybe you've always dreamed of towing a caravan, then a rewarding and enjoyable volunteering opportunity is waiting for you!

The Coffee Caravan is looking for volunteer drivers to tow the caravan to rural Suffolk villages between April and October. You will be driving our new Mobility van, which we use to tow the caravan. No regular commitment is required, just whatever you can offer. Full training is given and your expenses paid (and there's delicious cake while you work!).

We also need:-
Volunteers to listen and chat to visitors (full training given).
Landowners who would be happy to store the caravan overnight (to minimise our towing miles).
People to bake cakes for us (your expenses paid).
 

The BBC's Amelia Reynolds alongside Sally Fogden

So if you'd like to help please get in touch.
You can email us by clicking on our contact details below.