Give your time. support survivors. make a difference.

Volunteers play an important role in helping CRASAC support survivors of sexual violence in Coventry.

Whether you’re offering your time, skills, or experience, your contribution helps strengthen the support we provide and the communities we serve.

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Why your time matters.

Behind every service we deliver is a network of people who care.

Volunteering with CRASAC helps to:

  • Support awareness and community engagement

  • Strengthen fundraising and events

  • Extend the reach of our work across Coventry

  • Contribute to safer, more informed communities

Your time helps ensure survivors feel less alone.

Learn more about volunteering opportunities, support, and how to get involved in the dropdowns.


Ways to volunteer.

Opportunities may include:

  • Supporting fundraising events and campaigns

  • Assisting with awareness and outreach activities

  • Helping with marketing, communications, or admin tasks

  • Contributing skills from your professional background where appropriate

We match opportunities to where support is needed and where your skills can make the most difference.

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Interested in volunteering?

Volunteering with CRASAC is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference within your community and help survivors feel heard, supported, and less alone. If you would like to find out more about current volunteering opportunities, we’d love to hear from you.

fundraising@crasac.org.uk
024 7627 7772

Support us today.