BECOME A volunteer!

Thank you for your interest in becoming a KRAN volunteer - we really appreciate it. All volunteer recruitment is currently on hold, but when we do open it again, we will post on our social media (and here).

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“My experience at KRAN taught me a lot and has influenced my thoughts on future careers as I would love to work with refugees again”

— VOLUNTEER

 

Volunteer Roles (currently on hold)

Mentoring and befriending

Become a mentor to aid a young person through their transition to life in the UK.

Provide one-to-one support to a young asylum seeker or refugee. The mentoring relationship provides friendship for socially isolated young migrants. It aims to ease their integration into local community life by helping to build their self-esteem, confidence and language skills.

A mentor will meet a young person once a week for one to two hours. Activities in this time could include coffee and a chat, help with reading letters, college work or English.

We offer full training and ongoing supervision and an opportunity to attend talks and events organised by KRAN. You must be over 18 and able to commit to this role for at least nine months. A DBS check is essential and will be organised via the project. Our main office is in Canterbury, from where we support the majority of our clients. However, we also need volunteers who can support young people in Folkestone, Ashford and Dover.

Please email gareth@kran.org.uk, or complete our volunteer application form to express your interest. Please see our Privacy Notice to see how we process your data.

“It is a great opportunity to do something very positive and uplifting for another individual. You make a friend for life and you will certainly learn and think a lot about how and why people want to come to the UK”

— MENTOR

 

OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT KRAN

  • BECOME A MEMBER

    Become a Member of KRAN to be kept up to date with our latest news, events and more.

  • Make a Donation

    Donate to The Destitution Fund, a lifeline to these young people to ensure that they are offered support and a positive future.

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