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Volunteer with Young Epilepsy and you will be helping to transform the lives of children and young people across the UK. You will also meet new people and develop your skills.
At Young Epilepsy, we believe in the power of community and the impact of dedicated volunteers. By giving your time, you can help us support young people with epilepsy and their families. Whether you're looking to volunteer for charity or specifically for an epilepsy charity, your contribution is invaluable.
There are lots of ways you can volunteer and get involved with Young Epilepsy, from getting involved our campaigns, to supporting at fundraising events.
Why Volunteer?
Volunteering for charity with Young Epilepsy offers a unique opportunity to make a real difference. Our volunteers play a crucial role in our mission to improve the lives of young people with epilepsy. From event support to administrative tasks, there are various volunteer opportunities you can get involved in.
Volunteering for charity is a rewarding way to give back and support a cause you care about. Join us at Young Epilepsy and be part of a community that makes a difference. Together, we can create a brighter future for young people with epilepsy.
Volunteer Opportunities
We offer a range of volunteer opportunities to suit different interests and skills:
- Fundraising: As a fundraising volunteer, you'll help organise and support events to raise vital funds for Young Epilepsy. Typical duties might include coordinating fundraising activities, engaging with donors, attending and promoting events to the community.
- Communications: Communications volunteers could assist in spreading awareness about epilepsy and Young Epilepsy's initiatives. You could help with content or assist creatively with multimedia content.
- Admin: Admin volunteers provide essential support to various departments within Young Epilepsy. Tasks include data entry, managing correspondence, and assisting with organisational duties to ensure smooth operations.
- Health and Research Expertise: Volunteers with health and research expertise could contribute to ongoing studies and projects aimed at improving epilepsy care. Duties may include data collection, analysis, and supporting research initiatives.
- Education and Inclusion: Education and Inclusion volunteers could work to support educational programmes and promote inclusive practices. Responsibilities include assisting with classroom activities, developing educational materials, and supporting students with epilepsy.
- Youth Support Services: Youth Support Services volunteers could provide direct assistance to individuals affected by epilepsy. Duties might include offering emotional support, helping with daily activities, and facilitating access to resources and services.
If you have unique skills or interests that don't fit into the above categories, you can still contribute to Young Epilepsy. Duties will vary based on your expertise and the organisation's needs, ensuring your talents are put to good use. Let us know how you can help!
Join Our Youth Voice Network
If you are a young person aged 13-25 with epilepsy, you might be interested in becoming a member of our Youth Voice Network. This is a fantastic opportunity to share your experiences, advocate for change, and connect with others.
Learn more about the Youth Voice Network here
How to Get Started
Ready to join us? It's easy to become a Young Epilepsy volunteer. Simply fill out our volunteer application form and we'll get in touch with you. We provide all the necessary training and support to ensure you have a rewarding experience.
Are you in?
Complete the form below and a member of Young Epilepsy will be in touch.
