Volunteer

Join a long list of amazing volunteers. Almost anyone can make themselves useful. Great if you have an artistic talent like music, filmmaking or poetry writing but even if you haven’t people need support with writing and pastoral care or discussion groups covering the many human rights issues from teenage pregnancy to female circumcism.  Volunteers have included:

Frank Turner (musician), Jamie Webb (Joe Strummer Fund), Inkie (Graffiti artist), Dicko (Graffiti artist), Sen 1 (graffiti artist), Amber D (DJ), Richie (DJ), Steve Mac (music producer), Scott (DJ, Graffiti), Brian Pendergast (Runner),  Anthony Pears (music producer),  Jack Chard (music producer),  Tony Pletts (photographer), Jonny Lee (DJ LNADJ),  Alan Sim (film director), Wendie Ottewill (film director), Stella Harding (started the very successful poetry group), Brian Macandrew (filmmaker), James Adams (Music producer), Hannah Mac (animation), Gemma Mcneil Walsh (journalism), Christina Peake (art), Daniel Hurley (filmmaker), Jenny Irish (artist, photoshop)

Volunteering for WAYout gave me an opportunity to develop creative skills I didn’t really know I had and find enormous joy in helping others discover and develop their creative potential.”

”Thank you for setting me up volunteering, it really was a fantastic experience.  I would have never felt comfortable traveling to a country like Sierra Leone without the help that WAYout provided.”Brian Mcandrew, USA, who is now in his fourth visit.

Volunteering  in Sierra Leone gave me a real chance to change people lives. It was truly an amazing experience, the people I worked with were fantastic.
Alan Sim. Alan was teaching documentary making. He is always busy and directs BAFTA winning shows.

Volunteering for Wayout has been an incredible experience and is a great chance to meet and work with creative individuals and help them make the most of their talents.  Daniel Hurley

We also need volunteers in the UK to help with fundraising, events, promotion or website management

 

Contact info@wayoutarts.org