Volunteer
We value you and every bit of time that you give.
Volunteer
We value you and every bit of time that you give.
Volunteer with us
There are many ways to help VOICES as a volunteer. These can include:
Peer support & mentoring
Volunteers receive induction and supervision from VOICES support staff.
Consultation & research
Volunteers with lived experience can participate and use their voice for change
Supporting our social groups or activities
Help us provide social and creative activities, life coaching or outdoor activities, to reduce isolation, build confidence and promote recovery and wellbeing for survivors and their families.
Fundraising & Awareness raising
Support VOICES as a community champion, and help us raise funds to increase access to our safe space services and change lives. For more information visit our Fundraising Page.
Skills support
Whatever your background – whether as a skilled tradesperson, driver, life coach, law or finance professional, therapy or holistic health practitioner, sports trainer or creative writer/artist, etc. – there are ways to bring your skills to supporting domestic abuse survivors and their families through pro bono professional support or practical help.
Your time matters
We value you and every bit of time that you give. If you’d like more info about joining us please give us a call or email us: info@voicescharity.org.
We can support you
If you are ready to have a conversation with us, leave a safe number for us to call and a time that suits you either on our answer machine or via email.
No commitments, no record without your consent. Just a conversation.
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This service has saved my mental health and has provided a safe service whilst helping with coping mechanisms for the future.
- Lena
Latest news
Bath MP Wera Hobhousemakes urgent appeal for the lifeline charity giving “Voices” to victims of Domestic Abuse
Bath MP makes urgent appeal for the lifeline charity giving “Voices” to victims of Domestic Abuse Wera Hobhouse, Liberal Democrat MP for Bath, called for a debate in Parliament today (June 12) on providing greater Government support for long-term domestic abuse recovery services, rather than merely for crisis and risk-prevention. Her comments follow her recent…
Wera Hobhouse Bath MP Speaks to Government to safeguard services like Voices, who are a life-line for survivors in Bath, offering long-term support
· 8,000 people experience domestic abuse each year in B&NES. Survivors need wraparound support to rebuild their lives after suffering the trauma of abuse. That’s why I called on the Government to safeguard services like Voices, who are a life-line for survivors in Bath, offering long-term support See the video of Wera speaking in Parliament…
