Work for us
Support Service Vacancies
Outreach Worker 21 Hours
We are currently looking for two (21 hours) Outreach Workers to join our team.
Are you passionate about gender equality and supporting survivors of sexual violence? Do you have the skills necessary to provide trauma-informed support and information?
We have an exciting opportunity to join our team and play a key role in increasing access to support for survivors living in remote and rural areas. You will travel across the Highland Council region to provide in-person therapeutic support to survivors as well as help deliver RASASH’s group-based activities.
Find more details here: Outreach Support Worker Vacancy Pack
Apply here: Application form
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at recruitment@rasash.org.uk
Engagement Service Vacancies
There are no open vacancies in our Engagement Service at the moment. Please keep an eye on our website and social media channels for future opportunities.
Volunteer with us
Volunteering with RASASH can help to make a real difference in people’s lives. If you can spare a few hours each week, it’s a great way to meet people, learn new skills and contribute to ending sexual violence.
Our current volunteers say that the friendliness of the RASASH team and the level of support they receive contribute to making their time with us rewarding and productive.
All volunteers are asked to take part in an extensive and interesting training programme to ensure that they feel comfortable and able to take part in our valuable work.
We recruit for volunteers yearly, so please keep an eye on our website and social media to find out when we will next be recruiting. You can also contact us for more information by emailing info@rasash.org.uk – we look forward to hearing from you.
“ I am really enjoying volunteering for RASASH, the team are so supportive and kind making it really easy to fit in and feel valued as a team member. The work can be hard but so rewarding knowing you are supporting people in the local area.” Fiona, volunteer
