At The Advonet Group, we have many different volunteering roles to help you build skills, build confidence and help to make people’s voices heard.

We have a number of volunteer roles across the organisation. They range from advocacy to helping govern our inclusion projects.

Here is a list of the roles we have:

  • Trustee: At the Advonet Group, we have a board of trustees that meet every two months. The trustee’s role is to ensure we are delivering the best possible service for everyone we work with and are following advocacy principles.
  • Autism AIM Steering Group member: The Autism AIM team’s Steering Group helps to make sure the project is working as it should be. It has a say in what it should be doing and shaping its’ future work. Most of the group are autistic adults.
  • Learning Disability Citizen Advocate: A volunteer Citizen Advocate is paired up with someone with a learning disability in an advocacy match. The two people in an advocacy match meet regularly and the Citizen Advocate helps their advocacy partner by ensuring they feel supported to speak up for their rights. This role is with our Asking You! service.

Volunteering Vacancies

At the moment, we have volunteering vacancies for the following roles:

  • Learning Disability Citizen Advocate

If you are interested in any of the roles on the page, please fill in the application form below and email it to volunteering@advonet.org.uk.
For any general enquiries about volunteering, please email us or call our office on 0113 244 0606.