Read Easy Southwark

To learn to read

Richard Welton

07981 963 154

southwarknetworker@readeasy.org.uk

To volunteer

Lisa Davies

southwarkrecruiter@readeasy.org.uk

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Current volunteering opportunities:

There are lots of interesting ways to get involved in a Read Easy group. At the moment we are particularly looking to fill the following roles:

Reading Coaches

If you are interested in becoming a reading coach, please contact the Volunteer Recruiter using the details above, or complete a form using the ‘Enquire now’ button. If there are no suitable vacancies listed at the moment, you can still get in touch if you would like to, and we can keep a note of your interest, if you are happy for us to keep your details.

If you would like to find out more about each of our volunteer roles click here.

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About our group:

We cover the Borough of Southwark and want to help any adults living in Southwark who want to learn to read or to improve their reading ability.

We are financially independent from the national charity Read Easy UK, and we are responsible for raising all the money needed to keep our group going.

If you would like to support our work please contact our Team Leader, Julia Williams. southwarkleader@readeasy.org.uk

To contact other team members:

Team Leader

southwarkleader@readeasy.org.uk

Group Supporters:

We would like to thank the following organisations for supporting us:

London Bridge City
Alex Monroe Jewellery
Southwark Libraries
Children, parents and staff at Dulwich College Infants School
The Fitton Trust
Peter and Dimity
Computers 4 Charity
PPL Hub

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