Have an hour or two to spare during the week? Want to help children and young people develop? The Pearson Centre relies on volunteers to work with the children and young people who attend The Centre. Our activities include Athletics Club, Cookery Club, Dodgeball, Discovery, Youth Gym, Find Your Art, Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ Brigade. If you would like to get involved please contact The Centre to find out more!
THE PEARSON CENTRE VOLUNTEER TEAM
We would like to say a big thank you to our volunteers. With their dedication and hard work we are able to offer great activities for children and young people at The Pearson Centre for Young People.
Nathalie Barber
Sara Hand
Alisaha Lawrence
Liz Shilcock
Becky Harris
James Hellon
David Steggles
Graham Bostock
Simon Lukas
Caleb Kindermam
Alfie Russell
Paul Hand
Kerrie King
Emmanuel Chukwuma
Ksenija Beschastnih
Heather Brough
Kay Sullivan
Andrew Bunyan
Daniel Swain
Sarah Butcher
Dan May
Jack Titterton
Caroline Jones
Sam May
Andy Glasgow
Daniel Young
Janie Goodman
Jack Ireland
Elizabeth Murton
Katy Aspen-Mansfield
Karen Jowett
Scott Underwood
Becki Coope
Thomas Jowett
Adam Walker
Wendy Kane
Charliey Kelvey
Bryan O’Connor
Emma Williams
Elliott Kerry
John M A Wilson
Ian George
Alexander Bunyan
Daniel Eyres
“As a volunteer, I was supported from the beginning and throughout my time at the Pearson Centre. The development activities gave me a platform to develop my skills of working with young people as well as the confidence to lead sessions. Thank you for a great experience! “
Heather Duckworth“For anyone looking to volunteer at The Pearson Centre, I would strongly recommend it! There are many different opportunities to volunteer – from the Boys Brigade to after school clubs. I have helped out in the Boys’ Brigade and Holiday Clubs and cannot remember a time where I have not enjoyed myself! Helping with activities, setting up tasks and joining in with the kids is really rewarding. It’s fun, gives you a sense of responsibility and allows you to gain lots of skills while helping others out. Whether you are good at crafts, sports, cooking or just communicating with the kids, there will be a club that will benefit from the skills you have to offer.”
Alfie Russell
