Gordon has volunteered with COVEY for over 5 years. He recently shared some of the challenges and rewards that come with supporting young people.

David began as a one-to-one befriender over 20 years ago and now supports young people with Additional Support Needs in Lanark. His dedication to helping young people grow is shown through his patient approach and willingness to step out of his comfort zone.

Katie began volunteering with COVEY in 2014 after being inspired by their presentation at her school. Over the years, she has supported various groups and finds the most rewarding part of her role to be making a positive impact on young people's lives and sharing her passions.

Eilidh started volunteering with COVEY in her fifth year of secondary school, initially as part of her Duke of Edinburgh Award, but her bond with the young people led her to stay for over ten years.

Jemma was first drawn to COVEY through her work with the Children's Hearing Services, and has found the experience to be incredibly rewarding. She approaches her role with empathy, helping young people build skills, develop passions, and feel heard.

Libby dedicates her time to supporting young people facing challenges, finding the experience both rewarding and fulfilling. Despite the difficulties, she enjoys witnessing the growth in confidence and values the laughter and joy that comes with her role!