"Where do I go? What do I say? Who can I turn to?" Victims and witnesses have a lot to deal with following a crime. And our volunteers are here to support. Help us continue to deliver vital services to people in Scotland who really need it: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Cara's experience of volunteering with Victim Support Scotland has been nothing but positive. We're flexible and can help you fit your hours around student timetables, work, family, or personal commitments. Find out more about volunteering below ⬇️ victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday/

Volunteers are essential to what we do, providing emotional and practical advice to people in vulnerable situations. Victims and witnesses of crime face challenges through no fault of their own. Giving a few hours each week could make a huge difference: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Happy Saturday 🙌 Our team are ready to offer support if you have been impacted by crime. Message on our web chat or give us a ring anytime between 10am-4pm today. No matter where you are in Scotland, we can support you 🗺️ 📞 0800 160 1985 💻 victimsupport.scot.

We’re looking for caring, committed volunteers across Scotland. If you can spare a few hours a week, you could provide vital support to victims and witnesses of crime. No experience needed - just empathy and a willingness to help. Get involved: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Did you know our Emergency Assistance Fund covers items like alarms, emergency household goods, utilities and groceries? To find out more and see if you are eligible for support, head here ⬇️ victimsupport.scot/vss-eaf/

You don't need any specialist skills to be a volunteer with Victim Support Scotland. All you need is the willingness to help others, and at least four free hours in your week. If you're interested in volunteering with us, we'd love to hear from you: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

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Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. Whether you’re supporting in person, offering reassurance over the phone, or guiding someone through court, just four hours a week can make a real impact. Interested? victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

There's nothing more rewarding than giving back to your community, especially when it involves helping local people in your area affected by crime. Providing emotional and practical support can go a long way and anyone can do it. Volunteer with us today: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Anyone can be affected by crime. Whether it's a kind ear over the phone or a reassuring face in a court room full of strangers, our volunteers are a source of empathetic support. Join us today: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

As soon as Rachel started volunteering with us, she knew it was the right place for her. "I've been able to build on skills necessary for me to move forward with my career and support people in court, which is a daunting environment for anyone." Join us: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Dumbarton volunteer Emma joined our team with the aim of gaining experience for her career but has stayed because of the positive impact she's making. “It’s incredible to see people come out the other side after dealing with horrible situations." Join us victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Have you got a few hours to spare each week? Victims and witnesses rely on us to provide support following a crime. No matter your experience or qualifications, if you can give four hours each week, we'd love to hear from you. Learn more: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Could you be the support someone needs after experiencing crime? We’re looking for empathetic, committed volunteers in Scotland to help victims and witnesses rebuild their confidence. 4 hours a week is all it takes to change a life. Join us today: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Emma joined us last year and says the role “exceeded her expectations”. She said: “When you first speak to a victim of crime they’re ashamed and embarrassed. But after a while you see the impact we have when they go from a victim to a survivor." Join us: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Everyone affected by crime deserves support - and you can help provide it. We’re looking for compassionate volunteers across Scotland to stand by those in need. Just a few hours a week can make a lasting difference. Sign up today: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Offering support and understanding can make a real difference for people affected by crime. Whether it's offering support over a coffee, in the courtroom, or over the phone, our teams make big differences every day. We need kind & caring volunteers 👉 victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…

Kate said people think being in court is the same as you see on TV, which can cause anxiety. "Volunteers are there to give them one less thing to worry about by supporting beforehand and on the day. It’s a challenging role but it's worth it.” Join us: victimsupport.scot/volunteertoday…