Become an Ambassador

Ambassadors are volunteers who play a key role in AuDHD UK. Their job is to promote awareness of our charity, support others, and help us raise funds, whether that’s through donations, fundraising events, or doing talks at local schools and businesses.

What are the benefits of being an AuDHD UK Ambassador?

  • Your name and profile will be displayed on our website and posted on our social media.

  • You will gain experience in areas such as leadership and communication.

  • You will challenge the stigma surrounding autism and ADHD, mental health, and suicide.

  • You will feel a sense of satisfaction and pride for making a difference in people’s lives.

  • You will be representing a cause close to your heart.

What Does an Ambassador Do?

Represent the Charity

Ambassadors are the face of AuDHD UK. You will be invited to share your story on our website and social media, attend fundraising activities, and may even be invited to talk at some of our AuDHD in the Workplace Training and Education Programme events.

Raise Awareness and Funds

A key part of being an ambassador is helping us to raise awareness of AuDHD UK through their own personal and professional connections, as well as encouraging others to fundraise for the charity. All ambassadors commit to personally raising £500 for AuDHD UK per year.

Encourage and Support Others

Ambassadors are role models in our community. We all face our own challenges, and ambassadors must be kind and supportive to others. Some ambassadors are invited to run our online peer support groups.

Who Would Make a Good Ambassador?

We are looking for people who:

  • are kind, caring, and approachable

  • are passionate about autism and ADHD

  • are genuinely interested in raising awareness about late diagnosis, and the connections between autism and ADHD, mental health conditions, and suicide

  • are able to host and attend fundraising events

  • can commit to raising £500 per year for AuDHD UK

  • will support us by sharing and posting about our latest initiatives and activities on their social media

  • are willing to talk to the public about the charity and their own experiences with AuDHD

  • will represent AuDHD UK in a professional manner

  • are willing to volunteer their time to our cause

Think you would make a great
AuDHD UK Ambassador?

Meet Our Ambassadors

  • Martin Gale

    Technology Executive, DJ, Late-Diagnosed ADHD

  • Fay Stephenson

    Overwhelmed Menopausal Mumma on AuDHD Pathway

  • Rachel Rosie

    Late-Diagnosed Graphics Artist and Gamer

  • Pauly

    Late Dx AuDHD, tech geek, MH Advocate… Dog-slave.

  • Sarah

    Late to the Diagnosis Party

  • Sophie Donne

    Late-diagnosed AuDHD PR professional and Swiftie

  • Ezie Rose

    Navigating Life as an Autistic ADHDer with Mental Illness and Physical Disabilities