Parking and Accessibility Support Volunteer; Parking Assistance, Accessibility Support, Providing Information

Parking and Accessibility Support Volunteer

This volunteer role includes the following responsibilities: 

• Parking Assistance:

• Directing vehicles to appropriate parking areas.
• Assisting drivers with parking guidance and information.
• Ensuring smooth traffic flow in and out of parking lots or designated areas.
• Providing assistance to individuals with parking permits or special needs.

• Accessibility Support:

• Offering guidance and assistance to individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges to navigate the event venue.
• Ensuring accessibility ramps, pathways, and designated spaces are clear and accessible.
• Providing information about accessible facilities, restrooms, and seating areas.
• Assisting individuals with finding suitable accommodations or seating arrangements.

• Communication and Information:

• Answering questions related to parking locations, accessibility features, and event logistics.
• Providing clear and concise directions to attendees.
• Offering assistance and support to individuals who may require additional help or accommodations.
• Resolving parking-related issues such as congestion or unauthorized parking.
• Addressing accessibility concerns promptly and effectively.

• Team Collaboration:

• Collaborating with other volunteers, event staff, and security personnel to ensure seamless operations.
• Communicating effectively with team members to coordinate efforts and address any challenges.
• Providing support and assistance to fellow volunteers as needed.

• Promoting Inclusivity and Accessibility:

• Creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for all attendees.
• Offering support and understanding to individuals facing accessibility barriers or challenges.

About the Event: 

Our Celebrating Neurodiversity Luncheon acknowledges the beauty in neurodiversity and provides an understanding of Autism through a lens of neurodiversity, a space to feature neurodivergent talent and art and an opportunity to form meaningful connections with our neurodivergent participants. 

  

About Kind Theory: 

Kind Theory is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization working to cultivate acceptance, inclusion and celebration for neurodiversity through education and opportunities. We do this through resource development, development of inspiring social programs, creating income opportunities for neurodivergent people, and programs to create inclusive and safe local communities for neurodivergent populations.