Volunteer with ‘Every Child Online’!

Posted on: September 22, 2025

Are you looking to upskill, connect with others, and make a real difference in your community?

Every Child Online is seeking friendly Volunteer Ambassadors to help run our pop-up stalls across Essex.

As a Volunteer Ambassador, you’ll:

  • Promote online safety and digital inclusion

  • Raise awareness of our cause and support fundraising

  • Help children and young people access the tech they need to succeed in school and life

This is a flexible and rewarding opportunity where you can gain digital, client, and event skills, meet new people, and enjoy the satisfaction of helping others.

📢 Sign up today HERE

Author: Emily Smith
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