Melannie Bolton decided to volunteer at Daisy Chain because she wanted to make a difference to children with autism. Read more
After being made redundant Julie Kemp wanted to give something back to the local community while learning new skills and doing something enjoyable. Read more
Manjit Singh decided to volunteer for Daisy Chain because she was interested to understand all aspects of autism. Read more
After retiring from his job as an agricultural engineer, George decided to fill some time with volunteering. Read more
Ed Lightfoot chose to volunteer because he wanted to give something back to the community during his gap year from College. Read more
Sue has been a volunteer in the Daisy Chain Superstore since it opened five years ago. Read more
Laura, who has Asperger’s Syndrome, has landed her first salaried job and she puts her success down to the support she has had from both her parents and Daisy Chain ... Read more
When Eileen retired from teaching she had no hesitation in signing up as a volunteer with Daisy Chain ... Read more
“It’s great to be able to bring all my skills from the school environment in coaching pupils with special educational needs in vocational training and social skills to Daisy Chain" ... Read more
“I would recommend volunteering at Daisy Chain and volunteering in general. It’s a completely different experience and there isn’t the pressure you have when you are in paid work...” Read more
"Daisy Chain is a family charity, both for families and like a family to all those involved with it..." Read more
“Daisy Chain is a fantastic charity and resource for families who have a child on the autistic spectrum. Our 1% club at work gives us the opportunity to spend two days each year volunteering for a chosen charity [....] It’s a great opportunity to be able to give something back..." Read more