Volunteers help restore and colourise historical photographs, mainly from the Second World War, submitted by families and researchers. No professional experience is required, but basic photo-editing skills are helpful. Work may include cleaning, repairing, or carefully colourising images, with an emphasis on historical accuracy and respect. There is no fixed time commitment, volunteers can contribute as their schedule allows, and all work is credited. Images are used solely for remembrance and educational purposes and are never used commercially.
Photo Editing & Colourisation
What does this volunteering role involve?
Volunteers help restore, enhance, and colourise historical photographs submitted by families, researchers, and community members. The goal is to preserve history, improve image clarity, and help bring personal stories from the past to life — always with respect for historical accuracy.
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