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No Limits is a rewarding, supportive and vibrant place to work and volunteer. We have three types of opportunity available – paid jobs, volunteering and student placements.
Every role in our organisation is really important to helping us run and support thousands of children and young people each year. All the staff, volunteers and students who give their time are passionate about helping those who need it.
Paid and voluntary roles range from a few hours a week, up to full time at 37 hours, and are based in several locations across Hampshire, Southampton, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight.
Our staff are passionate about helping children and young people and, in turn, we support them to develop their careers, while enabling them to balance work with their home life.
We are a diverse workforce of over 130 paid staff and we welcome applications from anyone with experience relevant to the role. We are proud that many of our staff are using their own lived experience to support young people facing similar challenges.
We are committed to being a great place to work, where people achieve and feel valued. In our most recent People survey, 98% of staff said they were proud to tell people they work or volunteer for No Limits.
Benefits to working with No Limits
Annual leave and wellbeing days
36 days annual leave including public holidays, plus two wellbeing days, supporting you to take additional time off for your wellbeing or development.
Pension scheme
Supporting your future by matching your additional pension contributions up to 2%.
Life assurance scheme
Giving you peace of mind with 2x annual salary cover for pension members.
Hybrid and flexible working
Giving the flexibility to work in the best way for your role.
Comprehensive induction and training offer
Including our online learning management system with hundreds of opportunities to support your development.
Employee Assistance Programme
Providing you with counselling, financial, personal support and health and wellbeing services.
By volunteering with us, you can make a crucial contribution to our organisation and the children and young people we support.
Through our programme, we offer practical work experience, opportunities to help our cause, and support with developing key skills such as leadership, problem-solving, communication and teamwork.
There are lots of ways you can be involved, from formal placements to short-term opportunities. You can work directly with children and young people or provide support behind the scenes, such as administration, fundraising or governance.
Benefits to volunteering at No Limits
Social connections
Meet new people and make new friends
Be part of a community
Give back to a local cause and play an active part in the local community
Make a difference
Support a cause by giving back or ‘paying it forward’
Personal development
Develop existing and learn new skills through practical hands-on experience
Students play a large part in helping us deliver our work and making a real difference to the children and young people we support. We regularly offer long-term placement opportunities (typically 90+ days), including specialist placements in counselling.
If you are looking for a long-term placement as part of your college or university course, and / or to develop your skills and experience, you can work directly with children and young people, or in support roles, such as in administration, project management, IT and Data, and HR.
No Limits actively encourage individuals to apply from under-represented backgrounds, people from ethnically diverse communities, people with disabilities and people from the LGBTQ+ community. We want our workforce to represent a unique blend of experiences, backgrounds, perspectives and knowledge as we recognise that diversity makes us stronger.
Our current vacancies
“The best thing about working for No Limits is that everyone puts young people first. It’s great to work with so many people who care so passionately.“
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We offer services to young people who live in Southampton, Hampshire, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. For information about similar services local to you, please visit Find help | Youth Access. Youth Access is the umbrella body for organisations like No Limits and you can search here for a local organisation that can help you.
We offer services to young people who live in Southampton, Hampshire, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. For information about similar services local to you, please visit Find help | Youth Access. Youth Access is the umbrella body for organisations like No Limits and you can search here for a local organisation that can help you.
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