Volunteering for us
Volunteering opportunities with NDCS are incredibly varied but all of them have this in common: volunteers for NDCS make a direct and positive impact on the lives of young deaf people.
- What could you do as an NDCS volunteer
- What our volunteers do
- What people think of volunteering for NDCS
NDCS volunteer opportunities take place all over the United Kingdom. We have opportunities for volunteers on events in a number of UK locations and in our offices in London, Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow and Belfast.
What could you do as an NDCS volunteer
There are many ways to support NDCS through volunteering, You could be ensuring a group of deaf young people get the most from a residential event, sharing your experiences at a family weekend, visiting a parent in your local community or even joining us in one of our offices to help NDCS achieve our strategy.
Find out more about each of these roles below
TopWhat our volunteers do
If you are interested in volunteering for the NDCS, here are the opportunities we offer.
BME Volunteer Network, London
NDCS has a team of volunteers in London who can support families from a BME background.
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BME Volunteers needed in East Midlands and North West England
NDCS has a team of volunteers who can support families from a BME background. These volunteers speak a variety of community languages and are from various ethnic minority backgrounds.
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Technology Test Drive
The NDCS Technology Test Drive Service gives deaf children and young people the opportunity to try out equipment in their own home or at school.
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Campaigners
Our campaigns network volunteers are vital for supporting our fight to save services for deaf children.
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Family Support Network Scotland
In Scotland we have a network of volunteers called the BME Family Support Volunteers. These volunteers are all parents of deaf children and have been trained by NDCS.
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Local groups
Local groups are voluntarily run by parents and carers of deaf children, working together with local health and education professionals.
Find the local groups in your area >
Youth Support Volunteers
We run one day, weekend and week-long events for deaf children and young people all over the UK. These include various sports, arts and outdoor activities. We also run family events which can be one day or whole weekend events. We need volunteers to help supervise with the children and young people and make sure that they're having a good time.
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What people think of volunteering for NDCS
Don't just take our word for it, here arwe some of the thoughtsd and comments of those who have volunteerd with us before.
