Did you know about the benefits of volunteering, particularly for young people aged 18-25?

Have you recently completed your A levels but aren't sure what to do next? Or are you aged 18 or over and currently not in education, employment or training? Join our online sessions to find out more!

Thames Reach, a charity supporting people in London who are facing or experiencing homelessness, will discuss their volunteering opportunities in the borough in the July session. 

Date:  Monday, 13 July (Next session will be on 10 August)

Time: 10am - 11am

Venue: online - Sign up

(Once registered, you'll receive an email with Microsoft Teams link and joining instructions. We will also send a reminder email with the link the day before the session)

In these sessions, you'll find out about: 

• Current volunteering and work experience opportunities
• How volunteering experience can strengthen your CV and increase your chances of finding paid work
• Opportunity searching and application processes, including how to prepare targeted CVs and applications

Speakers:

• Aparna Sapre, Volunteering Manager at Thames Reach
• Michael Hubbard, Employment Advisor at Work Hounslow
• Whitley St Luce-Frederick, Volunteering Manager at EHCVS​

All residents are welcome, including young people who have recently completed A-levels or BTEC, refugees and asylum seekers.

Live opportunities (July) 

• Volunteer Hounslow Reach
• Volunteer Website Developer
• West London NHS Trust
• The Mulberry Centre
• West Middlesex University Hospital
• Heathrow Airport virtual work experience programme

Find out more:

www.workhounslow.gov.uk

https://ehcvs.org.uk