Children and Young People's Refuge Volunteers

at Safenet Domestic Abuse Services

Role Description

Working with Children and Young People in Refuge who have fled domestic abuse.

Type of Activity: Ongoing, Suitable for individuals to apply, In person volunteering

Suitability: Suitable for 18 year olds and over

Time commitment

Minimum of 5 hours a week

Availability: Monday Morning, Monday Afternoon, Monday Evening, Tuesday Morning, Tuesday Afternoon, Tuesday Evening, Wednesday Morning, Wednesday Afternoon, Wednesday Evening, Thursday Morning, Thursday Afternoon, Thursday Evening, Friday Morning, Friday Afternoon, Friday Evening, Saturday Morning, Saturday Afternoon, Saturday Evening, Sunday Morning, Sunday Afternoon, Sunday Evening
Is this role available at multiple locations? Yes
Role Location: Various Sites across Lancashire and Greater Manchester
Ward: Boroughwide

Benefit to the volunteer

Work in a dynamic refuge team and develop strong and positive working relationships • Understanding of domestic abuse and opportunity to improve women and children’s safety. • Knowledge and experience of trauma-informed approaches & practice

You will receive

Induction and training, Regular support supervision, Volunteer Handbook, Volunteer policy

Inclusion Statement: At SafeNet we are committed to creating a diverse & inclusive environment for all. The survivors we support come from all backgrounds and we want to reflect this in our volunteers. We are happy to consider any adjustments you might need to support you with your application in role. If you would like to discuss this further please contact pbrotherton@safenet.org.uk

Volunteers are asked to complete or provide: Application form, ID Check, Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, Reference(s), Informal discussion (may include an interview)
Activities: Art and Design, Caring, Early Years Work (under 5 year olds), Primary School Age Work (5 to 11 year olds), Youth Work (12 to 25 year olds)
Skills: Arts and Crafts, Cleaning and Tidying