Help out
The club runs on people who roll up their sleeves. Here you'll find what we're looking for, how much time it takes and what's in it for you. One hour a month helps just as much as a permanent role.
Pick a role and get in touch. We'll work out with you how much fits.
You take a youth team through the season, as part of a coaching team and not on your own. Each of our teams has two to five people on the touchline.
90 minutes of training twice a week, plus match day
What's in it for you
Enhanced criminal record certificate every three years (child protection policy). Free for volunteers: the club issues the confirmation you need for it.
Bar, barbecue, till or setting up and clearing away at our parties. You put your name down via the rota link, no registration needed.
Coming up: Halloween party on 31 October, Christmas party on 4 December, Christmas tree sale on 12 December and Neujahrshexen on 1 January 2027. All events
A shift of two or three hours, as often as you like
What's in it for you
Keeping the artificial pitch, grass pitch, changing rooms and surroundings in shape, together on our work days.
The next work days: 13 March 2027 and 28 August 2027. All events
Two work days a year, plus more by arrangement
What's in it for you
Photographing match days and parties, short clips for Instagram. Your pictures fill this website and the club magazine “Labor & more”.
Flexible, about one match day a month
What's in it for you
No referees, no matches. Training in the Heinsberg district from age 14, four to six course days, and after that you first referee with an experienced mentor at your side.
You referee when you have time: you report your free dates yourself
What's in it for you
Thanks to volunteers, a lot already runs reliably. An extra pair of hands is still always welcome.
Wednesday to Friday evenings in the “En de Meer” clubhouse, plus Frühschoppen (late-morning Sunday drinks).
At every senior home match; the three teams take turns.
Membership fees, new members, funding applications: the quiet engine in the background.
Meetings, applications, football association admin and the many small decisions.
No stock photos: a work day on the grounds, pitch work even in the snow, the bar on match days and the volunteer crews building the artificial pitch (2010) and the stand (2016). That is what we mean when we talk about volunteering.
Nothing that suits you? Drop us a line about what you're good at. We'll find something that fits your time.
Get in touch