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Volunteers wanted: mentoring for young people in gangs in Havering

By
Ian Kane
on
December 12, 2022

Our SW!TCH Lives team are currently looking for volunteers to work with our mentoring programme for youth people in Havering.

We’re working with young people who are engaged with Probation and Youth Justice Services in Havering to provide in-depth mentoring services and help them make the choices that will lead them out of gang and violent lifestyles.

  • Do you have experience of young people involved with gang activity?
  • Do you have knowledge of the criminal justice system?
  • Do you want to help young people find a path out of gang culture and violence?

As a volunteer, you’ll take part in our unique VIP Mentoring training to ensure you’re equipped for mentoring, and you’ll be working alongside experienced Youth Development Workers from our SW!TCH team.

So, if you think you have the experience and skills to volunteer with us, complete the application form below and return to [email protected].

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Ian Kane

Ian is LifeLine’s Adult Services Manager, in charge of initiatives such as the Champions Support Network and our community capacity-building programme.
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