Thank you for taking an interest in our volunteering opportunities. We really appreciate and value all the work our volunteers do.

We aim to have a smooth and accessible onboarding process for all our volunteers, and will support our volunteers to achieve their own personal goals and development that our volunteering roles can contribute to.

AGN welcomes volunteers with diverse backgrounds. A criminal record will not automatically prevent someone from volunteering. For roles involving regulated work with children, AGN uses the DBS Scheme in England & Wales, and the PVG Scheme in Scotland to ensure safe and fair recruitment.

Galashiels/Selkirk • Linlithgow • Glasgow or Dundee • Online

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.

This role requires membership of the Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) Scheme for work with children. AGN will support volunteers through the PVG application process. There is no cost to volunteers.

Volunteer Group Facilitator for South Birmingham (Stirchley) Working alternative Friday evenings

Volunteer Group Facilitator Bradford on Avon – Working alternative Wednesday evenings

Volunteer Group Facilitator Newbury, West Berkshire.

Volunteer Group Facilitator Stratford upon Avon – Friday evenings. Volunteering in age groups 9-12, 13-18 or 18-25.

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.