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Volunteer work
peach72
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Hi I have a 30 yr old brother who has ADHD and mild autism he still lives at home with our mum he’s on medication for depression and I’m looking for ways to get him out of the house and possibly some volunteer work? When he was younger he had someone who came and took him out and did volunteer work on a farm which he really enjoyed but there doesn’t seem to be any help for him now he’s older. My mum said she’s been to a local advise centre to ask but they told her there’s nothing to offer which I think is a bit strange? Does anyone know of an organisation or charity that can help? Thanks in advance x
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There are volunteering opportunities within Scope you could look at
And here are some links you could check out:
Where can I find disability-friendly volunteer opportunities?
Disabled people should have the same opportunities to volunteer as anyone else, so search your postcode to find volunteering opportunities in your local area.
If you live in Wales, Volunteering Wales is a great starting point for volunteering opportunities.Scope has a large number of disabled volunteers supporting our work. We welcome applications from disabled people to all volunteer opportunities available at Scope.
Volunteering Matters works with local organisations and businesses to help disabled people in supported placements in many different work environments such as retail, gardening and hospitals.
Can Do offers exciting opportunities for 16 to 35‑year-old disabled people to volunteer in their community.
Change100 provides internships for disabled students and graduates.
Vinspired has a section of home-based volunteering opportunities if you don't want to travel.
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