Youth Worker
Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
SupervisingYouth work
People with disabilitiesWellbeingCommunity & family



Contact person
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ASD Helping Hands
#101967
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Summary
Support youth projects and social groups for autistic and neurodiverse young people, helping create a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment.Detailed description
Purpose of the Role
To support and help facilitate youth-focused projects and social groups for autistic and neurodiverse young people, creating a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment for all participants.
Key Responsibilities
- Help run and supervise sessions at groups such as the Family Support Group or Teen Social Group, or other youth projects we design and deliver.
- Build positive, respectful relationships with young people.
- Assist in setting up, delivering, and packing away activities.
- Support young people to participate, build confidence, and have fun.
- Work alongside staff and other volunteers to maintain a safe and inclusive space.
Time Commitment
- Flexible depending on the group or project. Sessions are typically held evenings or weekends in community venues.
- Volunteers can commit regularly or support occasional events/projects.
Person Specification
We welcome volunteers who are:
- Passionate about supporting autistic and neurodiverse young people.
- Friendly, reliable, and patient.
- Good communicators and team players.
- Committed to inclusion and safeguarding.
- Experience in youth work or SEND is helpful but not required.
Support & Requirements
- Full training provided
- Volunteers must complete an Enhanced DBS check (we will support this process)
- Ongoing guidance and supervision provided
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costs🤝 Extra supportAbout ASD Helping Hands
“Empowering autistic individuals and those around them, ASD Helping Hands is dedicated to fostering confidence, independence, and inclusion at every stage of life. We provide guidance, education, and resources to help individuals, families, and professionals navigate autism with knowledge and empowerment.
We champion the rights of autistic people, striving to create a more inclusive society while ensuring our services remain accessible, reliable, and built on trust.”