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One of the most respected, high quality universities in London and Kent, Greenwich has a proud tradition in education which dates back more than 125 years. The university has three outstanding campuses and a heritage of world-class research and technological innovation. An exciting and ambitious institution, Greenwich takes an innovative and modern approach to teaching and is thoroughly committed to making sure that students achieve their potential. It is the academic home to a diverse and talented community of more than 21,000 students in the UK. It also has more…

  Volunteer Centre Greenwich is open from 9:30-4:30pm Monday-Friday (lunch closure 12:30-1:30pm) If you have a query or need to speak to a member of staff, please contact us on 020 8317 3817,  email info@volunteersgreenwich.co.uk  Volunteer Centre Greenwich's overall aim is to promote the value of volunteers and volunteering in the borough of Greenwich, and ensure equality of access to volunteering for all people.  Volunteer Centre…

Run in partnership with Unity Works and Greenwich Mencap this project offers mentoring and one-to-one support for adults with a learning disability and/or autism living in Greenwich. Volunteer mentors receive a Level 2 Award in Mentoring training before working with clients supporting them to be able to access volunteering. People are also supported to access training opportunities and wellbeing activities.

Volunteering Matters, formerly known as CSV, is a national charity leading UK volunteering in policy and practice. We know that people are experiencing social isolation and huge inequalities in their communities. We also know that by investing in people through volunteering we can reduce inequalities and isolation to build stronger more inclusive communities. By focussing on the needs of 4 groups of people; disabled people, older people, young people and families we inspire our committed and ambitious volunteers to power change in their communities. We do this by…

Get experience supporting people with learning disabilities and autistic people at…