As a Community Volunteer, you’ll be part of a local team or committee, contributing ideas and initiatives to promote our mission of preventing and solving crime through anonymous reporting and increased community awareness.
• Represent and promote Crimestoppers locally
• Support awareness campaigns, events, and outreach activities
• Participate in local volunteer or committee meetings
• Work independently on ideas that align with Crimestoppers’ aims
• Offer feedback and suggestions to strengthen local community engagement.
• No specific experience required – full training provided
• Enthusiasm for Crimestoppers’ mission and vision
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
• Good communication skills and a community-focused approach
• Previous volunteering or outreach experience is helpful but not essential
The Committee covers the whole of County Durham .
You will receive comprehensive training, plus ongoing support and guidance from your local team and the Volunteer Management Team.
Volunteering builds confidence and wellbeing while giving you a sense of purpose. It also helps you gain new skills and meaningful connections in your community. Some benefits include:
• Opportunity to make a strategic impact on community safety
• Be part of a supportive and committed volunteer network
• Opportunity to shape local priorities and initiatives
• Opportunity to nominated for a hotel break with our charity partner Room to Reward
• Access to discount schemes, including Charity Worker discounts, with a valid ID.
Own transport to be able to attend meetings and events. Mileage expenses will be paid for.
At Crimestoppers, we believe that it is people who stop crime. Each and every one of us can play a part. Together, we can be safer from crime. Our volunteers play a vital role for our charity. Our volunteers connect people everywhere with the belief they can stop crime. Volunteers usually work as part of a local team, in a role that suits your skills and/ or experiences.
