Volunteering is the foundation upon which Juno Women’s Aid has been built. In 1979 a group of survivors and women activists came together to set up services for women and children experiencing domestic violence and abuse. For over 45 years Juno have provided, developed and honed those services. This has been made possible with the vital continuing support, hard work and influence of volunteers.
To volunteer with Juno you must:
There are several different ways to volunteer, see below.
We truly value the important role that student placements play in developing future professionals and strengthening the sector. However, due to current capacity constraints, we are not able to offer student placements at this time.
This position will be reviewed in the autumn as part of our forward planning process. We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to check back for updates.
Volunteers have been integral to Juno Women’s Aid work and we recognise that together we can be more effective in all that we do. We want volunteers to get the most out of their experience and are committed to making volunteering inclusive, meaningful and impactful.
"Every day is different. The staff are very helpful and friendly. I feel I am making a contribution to the organisation in some small way"
Juno is incredibly fortunate to have many volunteers who do a very valuable job. We simply couldn’t run our charity without the time and effort our volunteers put in. And in this blog for volunteers week, we want to spotlight some of these kind-hearted individuals. You can hear from them
This week is National Volunteers Week, and here at Juno, we are all about our volunteers! Our volunteers are incredibly special to us and work in lots of different roles. Please, have a read of our two blogs dedicated to the volunteer experience. In this one, we highlight the types
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