Advertise
Kingston University Students Union has various student marketing and student advertising tools that can promote your services direct to our students.
For all our student
marketing & advertising opportunities click the media pack button.
Help
Contact Details
Kingston University Students’ Union,
Penrhyn Road,
Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey,
KT1 2EE
Tel: 020 8417 2868
Fax: 020 8417 2862
► Carework & Counselling
Kingston Advocacy Group Appropriate Adult Scheme
The Appropriate Adult Scheme supports young people or individuals with mental health problems and/or learning disabilities who have been taken into police custody. Advocates sit in with the individual being interviewed, ensuring that they're fully aware of what is taking place, and that their youth/disability isn't being used against them.
When: Any time, usually evenings up until 11pm- volunteers sign up to a rota to put themselves 'on call' for at least 2 sessions per month, then are contacted if required. Minimum commitment of 12 months after the 6 week training period.
Where: Kingston Police Station.
Please note that volunteers must live within 30 mintes' travelling time of Kingston Police Station.
For more information contact
Please note that volunteers must live within 30 mintes' travelling time of Kingston Police Station.
For more information contact
Please note that a 12 month continuous commitment is required for this opportunity. As a result unfortunately no final-year students can take part
Age Concern- Raleigh House
Raleigh House is a friendly, welcoming day centre run by Age Concern. Older people from across the Borough come every day to have lunch, chat and take part activities such as book readings, discussion, games and crafts. Volunteers are needed to help with lunches, chat to residents and to help plan and run activities.
When: about once a week for 4 hours+, any weekday between 9am and 4pm. Help would particularly be welcomed at lunchtimes and early afternoons.
Where: New Malden
For more information contact Alex
Bedelsford School
Bedelsford School provides a stimulating environment for pupils aged 2 - 19 years with a wide range of physical disabilities and a variety of complex needs. Founded in 1905, the school has evolved to meet the changing needs of children who require a range of therapies alongside their education. The school caters for pupils with profound and multiple learning disabilities as well as those who need expert medical support, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, speech and language teaching and occupational therapy. There are a range of ways that volunteers can get
Where: Kingston, close to Knights Park campus
For more information contact Alex
St. John Ambulance
When: meetings are weekly on Wednesday evenings 8-10pm, duties (going out to help the public) vary but many are at weekends. It can take a while to become a full member and get fully trained to go out on duty, so a 12 month minimum comitment is recommended.
Where: meetings in Kingston close to Penrhyn Road campus, duties can be anywhere across London or Surrey.
If you're already part of St John and want to find your local Branch, or it's entirely new to you, contact Alex
Please note: this opportunity is suitable for those interested in volunteering regularly with St John Amulance and helping the general public, it is not suitable for those simply seeking a first aid qualification. If you are a student volunteer you'll receive regular e-mails about the training we offer, including First Aid.
Bookmark with:
Delicious
Digg
Facebook
reddit
StumbleUpon
|