Everything we do is a team effort, so we are committed to involving more local people as volunteers, offering support and training to ensure that they are able to thrive in their skills and develop their interests with us. We are developing opportunities that will benefit our volunteers just as much as us. We aim to train our volunteers so they can attend networking events on our behalf.
This will create opportunities for more people on our team to make valuable connections and build relationships that may not otherwise be possible. It will expand our reach into the community and help us to develop links with new agencies.
Our partnership with MENCAP is developing a learning-disabled volunteer’s scheme which you can read all about here (Link to news article).
If you would like to be a part of our growing team of volunteers, please email us at [email protected] or click here.
Photography by Sion Hannuna
Photography by Sion Hannuna
Photography by Sion Hannuna
Photography by Sion Hannuna
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