How to Volunteer
How to Volunteer
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Volunteer positions
We call our team a “mobile” team because team members will operate in multiple locations. It does not mean mobile as in “vehicle”. Although volunteers will be under the responsibility of the team manager, we expect you to be able to work autonomously as well as work as part of a group. A minimum commitment of one four-hour session, every fortnight, for a six-month period is required for the positions listed in our typical roles.
Team specification
We're looking for people with a strong desire and enthusiasm in helping to elevate social exclusion by providing medical assistance to vulnerable people including the homeless, undocumented immigrants and sex workers.
Good communication skills and a non-judgmental attitude are highly desirable.
- Project: London: medical and non-medical volunteers required.
Click here to read a description of our typical volunteering roles. - Location: East end of London
- We can reimburse your transport/food costs if necessary up to £10 a day. Training provided too.
- To provide primary healthcare to vulnerable groups
- To improve access to mainstream healthcare for vulnerable groups
- To raise awareness about harm reduction among vulnerable groups
We call our team a “mobile” team because team members will operate in multiple locations. It does not mean mobile as in “vehicle”. Although volunteers will be under the responsibility of the team manager, we expect you to be able to work autonomously as well as work as part of a group. A minimum commitment of one four-hour session, every fortnight, for a six-month period is required for the positions listed in our typical roles.
Team specification
We're looking for people with a strong desire and enthusiasm in helping to elevate social exclusion by providing medical assistance to vulnerable people including the homeless, undocumented immigrants and sex workers.
Good communication skills and a non-judgmental attitude are highly desirable.