Grace-Eyre Hub Volunteer

The Grace Eyre Foundation

Register your Interest

We’re excited to be launching a new Grace Eyre Hub in partnership with the 39 Youth Club – a welcoming drop-in space for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people. As a Support Volunteer, you’ll help create a friendly and inclusive environment where individuals feel valued, supported, and empowered to try new things.

You’ll be supporting a variety of fun and meaningful activities depending on your interests – such as gardening, cooking, and arts & crafts – as well as offering a listening ear and general guidance to those who pop in. Whether you’re passionate about a particular skill or just love being around people, this is a great opportunity to make a real difference while building people’s confidence and skills.

Benefits

  • The chance to build confidence, self-esteem and make a difference
  • Be paid expenses
  • Training to support you grow and develop
  • Learn new skills/work experience/gain valuable charity experience
  • Be supported
  • Make good use of your current skills
  • Meet new people, be part of a team and make friends

Practical Considerations

Hours are flexible but up to 4 hours a day 

Support Disabled

Reasonable adjustment

Skills

No experience required 

When do I need to be available?

Morning Afternoon Evening
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Where does this role take place?

Telecom House
Ground Floor West
Brighton
BN1 6AF

Register your Interest

  • Details
  • Disabled Access
  • Equal Opportunities Policy or Statement
  • Expenses
  • Health and Safety
  • Induction
  • Insurance Cover for Volunteers
  • Other
  • Suitable for 13 - 16 years
  • Suitable for 16 - 18 years
  • Suitable for a group of volunteers
  • Suitable only for (e.g. 18+, LGBT, BAME, Women only)
  • Support on Offer
  • This role is adaptable for different abilities
  • Training