Make a real difference in someone’s life
Join us in supporting survivors of domestic violence and be part of their journey to safety, healing and hope.
Your role as a volunteer
As a volunteer, you will support The Blue Door Helpline by providing low-level emotional support to individuals affected by domestic violence. You will also assist in the delivery of group sessions, such as the VOICE programme, playing a key role in creating a safe and supportive space for group members.
The best part?
You can contribute as much time as you want – whether it’s an hour a week or more. Your involvement is flexible, so you can volunteer at a pace that suits your lifestyle.
Is this role right for you?
Over the age of 18
Passionate about making a positive impact
Whether you’re a college or university student with relevant studies, a retiree with valuable life experience, or someone with applicable skills – your contribution matters!
If you’ve got the heart and the drive to help, we want to hear from you.
How to apply
If this sounds like an opportunity you’d love to be part of, please get in touch. After hearing from you, we’ll arrange an informal meeting to talk about how you can get involved and discuss the next steps in your volunteer journey.
It’s an easy, low-pressure way to find out if this role is right for you!
Get in touch
Contact Katie by emailing katie.dawson@thebluedoor.org
I began as a volunteer while studying at university, and it turned out to be an incredibly rewarding experience.
Get Involved
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Engaging with Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse – Awareness Level
09:30
Grimsby Town Hall