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Southwark Youth Justice Service is looking for volunteers to work with young people.


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Southwark Youth Justice Service is currently looking for volunteers aged over 18, to train as mentors and support some of our young service users.  Volunteers will be offered initial training and then support and refresher training, once they are active.  We ask for a commitment of at least one volunteering episode each month. Please contact Deirdre if you are interested and would like to know more.

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