Nepali Domestic Abuse Project – Volunteering Opportunity
We’re inviting passionate and community-minded individuals to volunteer with the Nepali Domestic Abuse Project – a vital service supporting the Nepali community in Rushmoor and surrounding areas.
As a volunteer, you’ll work closely with our dedicated team – Caseworker Aliza Gurung and Outreach Worker Arati Thapa – gaining insight into how a culturally specific domestic abuse service is delivered in practice.
This is a rewarding opportunity to develop your skills, contribute to vital outreach work, and make a lasting impact in the community.
🔍 Volunteer Role Overview
As part of the team, you will:
- Create social media content using information provided by the team
- Help manage and grow our social media presence to raise awareness
- Attend outreach events and help deliver presentations, talks, and workshops
- Liaise with local organisations, faith groups and community leaders to promote the service and arrange future outreach
- Accompany the Outreach Worker to client appointments, in line with safety protocols requiring two team members on off-site visits
What You’ll Gain
- Firsthand experience in domestic abuse casework and community outreach
- Strong understanding of culturally informed service delivery
- Skills in communications, stakeholder engagement, and safeguarding
- Confidence in working with minoritised and migrant communities
- The chance to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives
✅ Who We’re Looking For
We welcome applications from individuals who are:
- Committed to tackling domestic abuse and supporting survivors
- Interested in community engagement and empowerment
- Reliable, proactive, and good at communicating
- Comfortable using social media and digital tools
- Nepali-speaking (desirable but not essential)
📩 How to Apply
To express your interest or request more information, please contact:
📧 email: volunteer@citizensadvicerushmoor.org.uk
Or fill out our online application form here.
Together, we can raise awareness, break stigma, and support survivors to rebuild their lives.
