Peer support volunteers – what volunteering means to me For Volunteer's Week, we asked some of them for an insight to what volunteering means to them. These have been shared this week across our Hearing Link Services social channels.
Blog: Volunteers Week – What volunteering means to me Peer Support Volunteer Merleen shares her experience of volunteering for our charity and the difference its made to her life. You can read all about her story here!
Blog: The Invisible Disability Our wonderful peer support volunteer Philip, talks about the hidden disability of hearing loss in this insightful blog. You can read it here!
Mini Blog Series – 4. From volunteers to friends The fourth and final blog in our mini series for Deaf Awareness Week and this is Alison's story about the friendships she has made through volunteering. Read it here!
Mini Blog Series – 3. Creating a meaningful friendship The third blog in our mini series is written my May, who talks about a valuable friendship she made since becoming a Peer Support Volunteer. You can read it here!
Mini Blog Series – 2. Forever a student Continuing our series of mini blogs for Deaf Awareness Week, today it’s Sylvia’s story titled, "Forever a student". You can read it here!
Mini Blog Series – 1. Love and trust This Deaf Awareness Week, we’re sharing Peer Support Volunteer Julia’s thoughts as someone who lives with the challenges of hearing loss.
