Looking for Volunteer positions for Duke of Edinburgh

By lynners
March 2, 2023 in The Family Room Classifieds

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lynners

Posted March 2, 2023

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Posted March 2, 2023

Hi there,

Our lovely son is nearly 15 and doing the DofE. As part of it he needs to have a role as a Volunteer for 3 months for one hour a week. He was thinking he'd like to help perhaps an older person, or someone who finds it tricky to get out, to do their weekly shop for them, or maybe help them in their garden.

We are near Heber School in East Dulwich so ideally somewhere that wasn't too far would be great.

Also open to other ideas.

Many thanks!

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