October – Volunteer of the Month
Jonathan recently went from working part-time as a tube driver to doing it full time. When did you become a volunteer at WBAF? I think it's just over a year…
Jonathan recently went from working part-time as a tube driver to doing it full time. When did you become a volunteer at WBAF? I think it's just over a year…
This is the first time Tom has ever volunteered and he's been with WBAF since December 2019. What’s your official volunteer title?Mentor Why did you choose to volunteer with WBAF?I…
Sherin works full-time for the charity Save the Children and recently started volunteering for WBAF What’s your official volunteer title? I’m a mentor. Why did you choose to volunteer with WBAF?…
Meet Kat Kat joined the charity in January 2020 as a social work intern. Her official title is student social worker. Why did you choose WBAF? As part of my…
Vivan is a full-time Masters student who recently joined WBAF to help raise vital funds. Have you volunteered before? Yes, I used to mentor a child in the third grade.…
Christy: Currently I’m a Masters student and I became a volunteer for Westminster Befriend a Family in November 2018. I chose WBAF because I wanted to make a difference in…
Alejandra: I started volunteering as a Mentor for Westminster Befriend a Family in November 2016. I’d previously volunteered at a couple of nursing homes in the US and as an…
Vicky: I joined the charity’s Board of Trustees in May 2016. A friend asked me to consider applying, knowing how passionate I am about the wellbeing of women and children.…
About John John works part-time as a Project Manager for a London-based financial service but started volunteering for Westminster Befriend a Family at the start of 2018 when he was…
About Roopa Originally from India, 23-year-old Roopa completed a Master’s Degree in Development Studies at the London School of Economics before becoming our volunteer event organiser and fundraising intern. Why…