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 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.

 
Home Reading Volunteer
Doorstep Library
Min. 3 Weeks Minimum weeks
Home Reading Volunteer
Volunteering
Volunteer
Young People

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

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