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Our Volunteers
Welcome to our page dedicated to the amazing, committed and talented volunteers who support us and help ensure we can deliver a range of specialist services.
Here are some quotes from some of our volunteers
- “I have been volunteering with RSACC for over 8 years. I volunteered with RSACC after seeing an advert needing volunteers as I was completing a Counselling Skills course. I wanted to use my skills, training and experience in a very worthwhile role where support is needed.”
“I have been volunteering for RSACC for 2 years. It is incredibly rewarding to be integrated in an organisation that empowers survivors and provides vital support to women in need.”
“I wanted to Volunteer with RSACC to give something back. I have volunteered with RSACC for over 12 years and still enjoy supporting others. I care about people who need emotional support and try to make a difference by volunteering with RSACC”
” I care about volunteering with RSACC because it is a great charity with a good ethos and team. I feel it makes a difference in an area where there is a lack of much needed support and find it very rewarding.”
“I feel passionately about supporting & empowering women & girls & being able to give time to listen & emotionally support them when they are at their most vulnerable is powerful.”
“It is incredibly rewarding to be integrated in an organisation that empowers survivors & provides vital support. The work I do actively helps survivors find a new lease of life beyond their devastating trauma. It is a cause I am proud to be a part of & I hope to be a part of for many years to come.”
“I care about volunteering with RSACC because it is a great charity with a good ethos and team. The ongoing training and development opportunities in the role have been excellent and I feel it makes a difference in an area where there is a lack of much needed support and find it very rewarding.”
“The work I do actively helps survivors find a new lease of life beyond their devastating trauma. It is a cause I am proud to be a part of and I hope to be a part of for many years to come.”