Volunteer with us!
By volunteering with WRASAC you’ll be contributing to our Vision of "a world free from sexual violence, abuse and exploitation and a society in which everyone has equality, freedom and choices to live the lives they want and thrive."
Our volunteers and board of governors are an essential part of our organisation. The time, support and commitment they give to the organisation enable us to achieve our aims or providing a quality support service to women, including trans women, and young people of all genders who have experienced any form of rape, sexual abuse and / or exploitation.
We advertise our volunteering vacancies on our website in our vacancies section. Click here to find out what vacancies we currently have.
We offer a range of Volunteering Opportunities throughout the year, including:
- Support Work
- Counselling
- Administration
- Trustees
- Fundraising
- Awareness Raising
- Group Work
If you have at least 4 hours per week to spare and think you have the skills and desire to volunteer for us then why not get in touch. In return we provide excellent training and experience and we cover your expenses.
How do I apply?
Information about our up and coming volunteering opportunities will be advertised on our website, through Volunteer Centres and Volunteer Scotland.
If you are interested in a volunteering role at WRASAC then we would request that you attend one of our information sessions that we run throughout the year online and face to face to get more information about WRASAC and discuss opportunities.
Alternatively you can contact us on 01382 201 291 this line is answered 10am - 3pm Monday - Friday, you can call out with these hours and leave a message with clear contact details, and we will call you back at a suitable time. You can also email info@wrasac.org.uk for more information or to request an application pack.
We encourage applications from women from all backgrounds who live in the area covered by the service. If you would like to volunteer for WRASAC but live out with this area but work near to Dundee then contact us to discuss the possibility of volunteering.
There are many things you gain personally from volunteering. This is what our volunteers have to say…
“I find the women who attend WRASAC inspirational; It means a lot that they can get some benefit from seeing volunteers like myself, and I certainly have learned a lot from them too”
“For me volunteering has meant being a valued member of wrasac it has enabled me to get involved and participate in various activities eg volunteer recruitment day. I have gained confidence in working within group support sessions.”
“As a placement student and now as a volunteer counsellor I have found my experience at WRASAC to be extremely valuable. It has allowed me to build my confidence in counselling skills as well as, my confidence in life. Through working at WRASAC I feel I have more skills to offer and it has helped me to get a great job!”
