We are looking for women volunteers with passion and commitment to represent our diverse community and join our team. This is a rewarding volunteering opportunity to be part of an organisation that provides a high quality support service.
Volunteers will be working on the telephone helpline and our email support services. Volunteers can also contribute to decision-making, activism, campaigning, publicity and fundraising for our organisation. No previous experience is needed, as training is provided. The training programme runs over 6 months and it is accredited by OCN London.
We welcome women from all diverse backgrounds and experiences. We particularly welcome applications from women from black and minority ethnic communities. This post is restricted to female applicants only under Schedule 9, part 1, Equalities Act 2010
Volunteer Training
Our next round of volunteer training will take place in 2024
Please see application packs below:
Application Form & Information
If you would like more information or a chat about volunteering with DRCSAS please contact Mandy Barnes, Volunteer and Training Manager, on 01392 208756 or mandy@devonrapecrisis.org.uk
If you would like to apply to volunteer with DRCSAS please download and return the application form, individual needs and equal opportunities form to mandy@devonrapecrisis.org.uk
Volunteers are the beating heart of our organisation
Volunteers deliver our helpline and email support services, contribute to decision-making, support our activism, help our campaigning, promote our publicity and fundraise for us.
Volunteer
I feel a valued member of the organisation
Volunteer
It is such a great organisation to be a part of - thanks!
Volunteer
It has been a positive life changing experience for me
Volunteer
I feel I am treated with respect and kindness at all times and that my contribution is valued.
Volunteer
I love being part of DRCSAS and feel proud of what we achieve. This is because of the support of the whole team and the cohesion of the organisation despite changes in our services and staff changes. The issues can be overwhelming but just being able to help SUs one at a time feels powerful
Volunteer
The initial volunteer training was an excellent experience. Very well done. I felt supported and encouraged to expand my ideas.