Volunteer Connectors help to recruit, onboard and support volunteers on their journey. 

You might be attending community and volunteering fairs, interviewing prospective volunteers or matching families with befrienders. 

Family Friends are looking for candidates with strong administration and people skills who can build relationships and keep accurate records.

Are you passionate about equality and fairness and want to make a positive impact to your local community?

Join Kensington and Chelsea Youth Offending Team as a volunteer community panel member supporting young people to make positive changes in their lives. 

Volunteers need to be 18 or over, live or work in the borough and commit to working about 2-3 hours a fortnight. Panel meetings generally take place after school/work although can also take place during the daytime. These can happen online or face-to-face.