Together, We Can Transform Lives

Volunteer With Us

We're inspired by the dedication and compassion of our volunteers. Trained volunteers play a vital role in the delivery of many of our services. SASC is seeking volunteers to join us in supporting members of our community, and their family and friends, who have experienced sexual violence. We provide comprehensive volunteer training in the spring and in the fall, ensuring confident and skilled volunteers.

SASC encourages prospective volunteers who reflect the diversity of Waterloo Region (newcomers to Canada, Black, Indigenous and People of Colour, 2LGBTQIA+ folks, people with disabilities) to apply. Tell us how your unique talents and skills can contribute to transforming lives in our community.

Opportunities

For more information about volunteer opportunities, click the volunteer opportunities below:

These opportunities are also available for existing volunteers:

Court Support and Accompaniment Volunteer
Office Volunteer
Event Volunteer
Fundraising Volunteer
Male Allies Volunteer
Group and Workshop Volunteer

Share your time and unique talents and start transforming lives today!

SASC is currently looking for new Board Members. Download more information about this opportunity by clicking on the button to the right. The deadline to apply is March 22nd, 2023.

Board Member Posting

How do I Become an SASC Volunteer?

Volunteer training is generally offered twice a year, in the spring and fall. Those invited to training will be advised of upcoming training sessions. Training sessions take place multiple times per year, so be sure to keep an eye out for our next round of trainings!

APPLY TO VOLUNTEER

You can apply to volunteer with SASC online. If this form is not compatible with your text to speech reader, please let us know and we will send you a PDF version.

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Questions? Need More Information?

Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Olivia, at 519.571.0121 ext. 813 or email volunteer@sascwr.org

A VOLUNTEER SPEAKS...

“I became a volunteer at SASC after hearing about this amazing organization from a friend. It is such a rewarding and meaningful role, because I get to see firsthand the impact that providing good support can have to individuals in our community. Likewise, I am so proud to be a part of a team that promotes inclusivity, kindness and empathy.”
– ALEXIS GALLANT