Join our Team

Do you have floristry skills to share? We welcome volunteers to run short, beginner-friendly workshops for our Alumni community. These sessions are relaxed, creative, and designed to help Alumni reconnect and build confidence. 

Here’s how it works: 

- We handle planning, organise the location (or you can use your own venue if preferred), and provide all materials (flowers, secateurs, etc.) 

- The Strength & Stem team is there to support you on the day 

Your role: Bring your skills and enthusiasm to lead a 2-hour session for up to 15 people — we take care of the rest. 

Ideas could include a small bouquet, flower crown, or seasonal centrepiece — we’d love to hear your ideas! 

Our programme includes workshops focused on: Wellbeing, Agency, Relationships and Future Security. We welcome volunteers to get creative and think about how their expertise could support women in any of these areas. 

Whether it’s practical skills, personal development tips, or professional know-how, your knowledge could make a real impact. Past workshops have included self-care, self-compassion, time management, communication, and an introduction to the UK job market. 

Workshops can be a single morning or afternoon session, so no long-term commitment is needed. If you have the knowledge but aren’t sure how to turn it into a workshop, our team can help with planning and facilitation — we’re excited for you to get in touch and share your ideas with us! 

As part of our programme, each participant completes up to 12 days of voluntary work experience with florists or flower farmers in London. Even if you can only host a few days, your support makes a real difference — helping participants put their skills into practice in a real-world setting. 

We provide full training and support, so you can focus on sharing your expertise and welcoming our participants. 

You can find our full guide to providing work experience here.

Have another way to help? 

If you have expertise in social media, videography, corporate outreach, or anything else that could support our mission, we’d love to hear from you.

You can contribute in a way that fits your skills and availability. 

Mentoring is a key part of our programmes. Mentors guide participants through self-development, employment, and training goals over six months, following the successful completion of our vocational floristry and prevocational skills sessions. 

We provide a structured programme to support both mentor and mentee. Mentors must be female and have employment or business experience, including goal setting, navigating the UK job market, completing applications, and preparing for interviews. 

Applications open annually from March to May and more information can be found here on our website when we are open for recruitment.