Volunteering
Our volunteers are the heartbeat of our mission. Whether you can give a few hours a week or more, your time has a real impact.
What We’re Looking For:
- Shared values and commitment to social justice
- Reliability, empathy and professionalism
- Availability to contribute regularly either remotely or in person
- Lived experience of modern slavery and human trafficking (optional but highly valued)
Whether you want to support our mission behind the scenes or be directly involved in raising awareness, there’s a place for you at Justice and Care, through volunteering or work experience.
- Research
- Communications and Social Media
- Fundraising and Event Planning
- Administration
- Public Speaking or Awareness-Raising
- Peer Support or Advisory Roles
- Join a mission-driven, supportive team
- Gain valuable skills and experience
- Make a tangible difference in the lives of others
- Flexible arrangements to fit your schedule
- Training and ongoing support provided
How to apply
All opportunities can be found on our Alaya by Benevity profile, where if your company is also a member, you can generate donations or rewards linked to the number of volunteering hours you contribute.
Alternatively, please email your CV, a brief expression of interest, and your availability to recruitment@justiceandcare.org.
Examples of our rolling internal opportunities include:
- Pro bono projects such as research papers and policy briefs
- Event design, delivery and on the day support
- Marketing and communications campaigns (e.g. content creation and digital support)
- Sector-leading Freedom Games – a one month global challenge in June uniting companies in the fight against trafficking.
- Survivor-focused support, such as CV writing, searching for jobs or practical support (e.g. moving house)
- Skills-based volunteering (e.g. data analysis, financial modelling)
- Supporting fundraising campaigns and community events
- Donating professional services (e.g. venue space, printing, creative support)
- Internal awareness raising within partner organisations (e.g. hosting talks)