Disabled Swimmer Supporter

What You'll Do: 

Do you enjoy swimming?

Could you give time regularly to support people with disabilities to swim and be active in the water?

Volunteer with us and join a community of people making swimming more accessible!

 

Specifically recruiting for our Elephant & Castle session, Tuesdays 6pm at Castle Leisure Centre, but other sessions held across London.

Apply via our website here: https://weswim.club/volunteer/

Why You'll Love It: 

Led by friendly volunteers, our dedicated pool activity sessions are a space in which people can use their time in the water as they wish. WeSwim is a safe space to be sociable, build confidence and become more active whether you're swimming or simply escaping to a welcoming and engaging environment. We’re dedicated to creating a sense of community that benefits swimmers and volunteers alike!

What You'll Learn: 

As a volunteer you will help swimmers achieve goals that they set, whether this be working on their swimming technique, improving confidence with existing skills, or just feeling comfortable in the water.

What We're Looking For: 

WeSwim are looking for motivated and caring volunteers who are keen to make a difference by working with the disability community in London.

Summary
Volunteering
Volunteer
Disability
Southwark
0 Weeks Minimum
0 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Active listening
Relevant interests: 
Charity / Nonprofit

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