NDCS: The National Deaf Children's Society
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Volunteering for the NDCS

There are opportunities to help deaf children and their families all over the UK. 

Find out what our volunteers do

In this section

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Why should I volunteer?

NDCS appreciates your time and skills and in return we will provide you quality training opportunities, lots of support and a fantastic experience.

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Skills and experience

View role descriptions and the required skills and experience for the roles of one-to-one support worker, group supporter, family supporter and helper. 

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How much commitment is required?

Requirements vary - subject to availability, there are opportunities for you to help without having to commit yourself to every week or even every month.

Volunteers

Current opportunities, training and expenses

Find out how to express an interest in volunteering and more about training and expenses. Remember you'll need to give us plenty of notice to avoid disappointment.

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I'd like to volunteer - sign me up!

If you are interested in working with deaf children and want to join our team of volunteers, all you need to do is fill out a simple application form. 

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Hear from our volunteers

Read about the rewarding experiences our volunteers have enjoyed whilst helping NDCS, regardless of the level of commitment they have been able to offer.

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Documents for existing volunteers

Downloadable documents including advice on how to complete your CRB form, volunteering application forms and an events volunteer handbook.

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Hands on

NDCS volunteers receive a newsletter which includes details of ongoing or forthcoming events and projects, inspiring interviews with fellow volunteers and more.