Two New to the Charity
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…
Two New to the Charity
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January: Volunteer of the Month
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.…
May: Volunteer of the Month
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…
April: Volunteer of the Month
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…
March: Volunteer of the Month
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.…
January Volunteer of the Month: John
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…
Helping others can help you too
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…
November Volunteer of the Month: Ali
A bit about Ali and his mentee Joseph. Ali, 27, has been mentoring 17 year-old Joseph (not his real name), for five months. As one of Westminster Befriend a Family’s…
“Nobody has helped me like WBAF”
Sarah had deteriorating living conditions Sarah is originally from Afghanistan. A mother of two sons, Ahmed and Abdullah, she has benefited from a range of support services from Westminster Befriend…
