Bright Futures 4 All
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Volunteer Opportunities at Bright Futures 4 All
We are looking for volunteers across Human Resources, Marketing and Partnerships, Fundraising, Education, Business Administration, and Executive and Operational Support.
Our current opportunities include:
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- IT Support
Human Resources Support
- Talent Acquisition Volunteer
- Learning & Development Volunteer
- Compliance & Safeguarding Volunteer
Marketing and Partnerships
- Social Media & Newsletter Coordinator
- Community Partnerships Development Volunteer
- Research & Sales Support Volunteer
Fundraising
- Major Donor Development Volunteer
- Membership & Existing Client Stewardship Volunteer
- Grants Assistant
- Community Housing Development Volunteer
Education
- Trainee Tutor
- Trainee Teacher
Business Administration
- Assistant Office Manager
Executive and Operational Support
- Executive Assistant / Operational Lead
- Senior Administrative Assistant to the CEO
Help us build brighter futures
As Bright Futures 4 All continues to grow, we are looking for passionate and committed volunteers to help strengthen our organisation, expand our services and support more children, young people and families across South London.
Whether you are an experienced professional, returning to work, developing your career or looking to contribute your skills to a meaningful cause, we would love to hear from you.
About Bright Futures 4 All
Bright Futures 4 All is South London’s first dedicated SEND Community Hub. For over a decade, we have supported neurodivergent children and young people, including those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH), and barriers to attending school.
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We provide predominantly free education, wellbeing and family support services under one roof, creating an inclusive community where children and young people can thrive, learn and belong.
Our culture and values
Our values guide how we support our community and work with one another:
- We Care: we lead with compassion and put children, young people and families at the heart of our work.
- We Collaborate: we work together, value different perspectives and build meaningful partnerships.
- We Inspire: we encourage confidence, ambition and positive change.
- We Include: we create welcoming spaces where everyone feels respected, valued and able to belong.
We are looking for volunteers who connect with these values and want to bring them to life through their work.
Who we are looking for
Requirements will vary depending on the role, but we welcome applications from people who are:
- Reliable, organised and committed
- Compassionate and aligned with our mission
- Comfortable working independently and collaboratively
- Respectful of confidentiality and professional boundaries
- Committed to safeguarding children and young people
- Passionate about improving outcomes for children, young people and families
Relevant experience is desirable for specialist and senior roles. We also welcome people who are developing their careers, returning to work or looking to transfer their skills to the charity and SEND sectors.


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What you will gain
- The opportunity to make a meaningful difference
- Valuable charity, education and SEND-sector experience
- The chance to use and develop your professional skills
- Experience working with a passionate, purpose-led team
- A role in helping a growing charity support more families
Safer recruitment
Bright Futures 4 All is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We follow robust safer recruitment practices, and all appointments are subject to satisfactory pre-engagement checks.
Every successful applicant must:
- Provide details of two suitable referees and receive two satisfactory references
- Complete a satisfactory enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check
- Complete all required safeguarding and onboarding checks before beginning their role
Location and commitment
Our SEND Community Hub is based in Croydon. Working arrangements and time commitments will vary depending on the role and will be discussed during the application process.
How to apply
Please apply through LinkedIn and include:
- The role or department that interests you
- Your CV or a summary of your relevant experience
- Your availability and preferred working pattern
- A short explanation of why you would like to volunteer with Bright Futures 4 All
If you are ready to share your skills and help create brighter futures for neurodivergent children and young people, we would love to hear from you.
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