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Careers and Volunteering

“I have had so much support and encouragement that has allowed me to progress in my position, work in the community, and provided me with the opportunities to achieve a lot more than I expected as a volunteer.”

NSVC Volunteer

Careers

Thank you for your interest in a career with us. We regularly update this page with our latest job vacancies. All of our current job vacancies will be posted on this page as they become available. Check back regularly for new opportunities

 

Volunteer With Us

At Norfolk & Suffolk Victim Care, we believe that everyone affected by crime deserves to know where they can turn to for support. Our Community Champion Volunteers play a vital role in helping us reach more people, strengthen community connections, and ensure support is visible and accessible across Norfolk and Suffolk.

We know that everyone has something valuable to offer. Whether you’re looking to gain experience, share existing skills, or simply make a positive difference in your community, we’d love to hear from you.

You may have experience in areas such as:

  • Social media and digital communications
  • Public speaking or presentations
  • Group facilitation or workshop delivery
  • Lived experience

Become a Community Champion Volunteer

Are you passionate about your local community? Do you enjoy meeting people, raising awareness, and making a positive difference?

As a Community Champion Volunteer, you’ll represent Norfolk & Suffolk Victim Care in your local area, helping people understand the support available to victims of crime and how they can access it. You’ll attend community events, support awareness campaigns, share information, and help us build stronger relationships with local communities.

This role is perfect for anyone looking to:

  • Build confidence and communication skills
  • Gain experience in community engagement 
  • Make a meaningful contribution to their local community
  • Enhance their CV and develop transferable skills
  • Meet new people and expand their professional network
  • Learn more about the criminal justice system, victim support services, and the voluntary sector
  • Influence how services engage with diverse and underrepresented communities

No previous experience is required. We welcome people from all backgrounds and particularly encourage applications from those with strong community connections, lived experience, cultural knowledge, or a passion for creating positive change. Full training, ongoing support, and reimbursement of agreed travel expenses will be provided. As this role represents Norfolk & Suffolk Victim Care in local communities, successful applicants will be required to complete an Enhanced DBS check.

Important to know: Community Champion Volunteers do not provide direct support or casework to service users. Instead, you’ll focus on raising awareness, promoting our services, building community connections, and helping more people understand how to access support if they need it.

Whether you’re looking to gain experience, give back to your community, explore a future career in the charity sector, or simply use your skills to help others, we’d love to hear from you.

Together, we can help ensure that nobody affected by crime feels alone.

Interested in becoming a volunteer?
Email Volunteering@nsvictimcare.org with a copy of your CV and a short statement telling us about yourself and why you’d like to volunteer with Norfolk & Suffolk Victim Care.
 
Alternatively, if you would like to have a discussion, email us to arrange a chat.

 

Free downloadable resources

Did you know our website hosts a library of free resources designed to help victims and witnesses navigate the path after a crime?

These valuable materials, ranging from detailed information booklets and practical worksheets to reflective journals, are tailored for adults, young people, and the professionals who support them.

Explore this collection today to find the tools and information you need.

Resources for adults

Resources for young people