Neurodiversity Celebration Week: Volunteering opportunities to support young people who are neurodivergent
Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences.

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Volunteer with Girlguiding
Girlguiding UK
Min. 0 Weeks Minimum weeks
Volunteer with Girlguiding
Volunteering
Volunteer
Young People

Be an inspiration for girls and young women. Help girls to realise their full potential and share some unforgettable moments along the way.

 
Volunteer Warden at Crossbones Graveyard
Bankside Open Spaces Trust
Min. 0 Weeks Minimum weeks
Volunteer Warden at Crossbones Graveyard
Volunteering
Volunteer
Culture, Education, Widening participation

Crossbones is a stone's throw away from London Bridge and was boarded up and closed for many years. Behind the hoardings is a post-medieval, un-consecrated pauper’s burial ground with the remains of an estimated 15,000 people buried there.

 
Online Reading Volunteer
Doorstep Library
Min. 2 Weeks Minimum weeks
Online Reading Volunteer
Volunteering
Volunteer
Education, Families, Young People

We need KCL students with a passion for reading to join our volunteer team and support the number of families, over Zoom, who we have on our books waiting to be paired with a Reading Volunteer.

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