We have vacancies for volunteer group facilitators who are neurodivergent and bring their own relatable experience. Our volunteers are passionate about nurturing a positive autistic identity, helping to change the narrative around neurodiversity and ensuring our young people feel seen and understood. We co-create our groups so you’ll be working with our young people to plan sessions. You’ll spend time talking about their passionate interests, do crafts, chat about their lives and ensure the group is a place where young people can be themselves and be accepted exactly as they are.
Ages 13-18
Quaker House, 1 Whiteheads Lane, Bradford on Avon BA15 1JU
Wednesday evenings 5pm – 6.30pm
All of our group facilitators are neurodivergent themselves and will bring their own relatable experience of being diagnosed as an adult to the sessions. They are passionate about nurturing a positive autistic identity and helping to change the narrative around neurodiversity.
Each group facilitator is DBS-checked, has had safeguarding training and has previous experience of mentoring or working with autistic young people.