Welcome to the new term!
At the end of the last academic year, City St George's Volunteering did a survey to find out which students volunteered, why, where and when. We learnt so much from you all and discovered some interesting stuff! The key pieces of information we discovered were that students struggled with time management, confidence and faced on the job challenges. The most prominent ways in which students overcame these barriers were by communicating, planning, researching and seeking university help.
One thing we have produced in response is a Welcome Guide (below). Whether you're new or old, hopefully this guide will provide some useful information, boost your confidence and make you feel a little less alone with any questions or uncertainties.
As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to send us an email at volunteering@citystgeorges.ac.uk
Related Opportunities
Children from lower-income families are less likely to achieve academically than their better-off peers. Action Tutoring is a charity that works to level the playing field.
At KEEN London, we provide free games and activity sessions with tailored support for children with additional needs. You’ll provide one-to-one support to an athlete, helping them to access all the activities on offer and have tons of fun!
Childline is a unique service, valued greatly by the Young People who contact us. It provides a safe place for Young People to talk confidentially to our Volunteer Counsellors, an option that many of them do not have elsewhere.