Volunteers' stories
Last year, almost 1000 UCL students participated in volunteering through the VSU. You can find out about some of them here.
If you'd like to know what some of our graduates have got up to, visit Graduate Stories

Aga Frąszczak
"Volunteering has helped me to increase in self-confidence and improve my communication skills."
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Rosemary Willatt
"I’ve found the experience fun and challenging. As a PhD student, you get so far into your subject – it’s an interesting experience to then have to explain basic maths to children."
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Edwina Akerele
"As a doctor, there will be times when you need to go that extra mile and work outside your specified duties; volunteering helps you learn about giving up your time for someone else. "
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Kanchan Das Gupta
"The most challenging thing for me was to keep patience while teaching, as most people I interact with haven’t used computers before at all."
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Jo Brunker

Ammar Humadi
"I have learned how nice and helpful Londoners are. I learned that a lot of the UK services are run by volunteers and how volunteers provide an important and indispensable contribution to the society."
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Saadetu Yahaya
"I feel useful and valuable because Witness Support are appreciative of the contribution that all volunteers."
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Fiona Davidson
Fiona Davidson works in UCL's Development and Corporate Communications Office. She and her colleagues took part in a one-off volunteering event at Freightliners City Farm in Holloway.
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