Richmond and Kingston Volunteer Buddy

Become a buddy to a young person with a disability in the Richmond or Kingston Borough. Help them to find independence in the community by travelling with them to activities in their local area.

Onsite Volunteer Role

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Develop & Use Your Skills:

Listening & Communication Public Speaking & Presenting Creativity & Innovation Goal Setting & Aiming High Leadership & Management Digital Literacy & IT Skills

Opportunity Snapshot

Commitment

Weekends, Weekdays, Evenings, Flexible

Format

Onsite

Eligibility

Age 16-30

Your Role in Creating Change

No description provided

About Richmond AID

Richmond AID is a charity run for and by disabled people in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and surrounding boroughs.

We support disabled people, families, carers and professionals by providing services such as the 14-17 BuddyUp Projects, Advice Service, Richmond SPADE (our gardening service), the Benefits Service and support with employment and training.

We support people of all ages with all kinds of disabilities, including physical and sensory impairments, mental health issues and learning difficulties. Our aim is to support disabled people to live independent lives and to have the same opportunities as non-disabled people.

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Where You'll Be

Disability Action and Advice Centre, Teddington, TW11 8HT, UK

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What to Expect After Applying

Once you have registered your interest, we will get in touch with an application form for you fill out. Then we can get the ball rolling and start looking for a buddy for you!