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Meet Jason - From seeking support to giving it back.
This National Volunteer Week, meet Jason.
Jason first connected with selectability while seeking support for his mental health. Over time, he became involved with the BikeShed, a welcoming space where people can connect and feel heard.
Today, Jason volunteers his time, giving back to a community that has been part of his journey. Along the way, he has discovered a renewed passion for bikes and recognises the value of simple, meaningful connection.
Now, he helps create a calm and friendly environment where others can feel welcome and supported.
We are grateful for volunteers like Jason who help make spaces like BikeShed possible.
Watch Jason’s story below.
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