Get involved
At Scottish Asian Counselling Services, volunteers play an important role in supporting our community work and widening access to culturally responsive mental health support.
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FAQs
Why volunteer with SACS?
Volunteering with SACS is an opportunity to support meaningful community work while building confidence, skills and experience within a culturally informed service.
What volunteer roles are available?
Roles can include admin support, outreach support, events assistance, content support, and service development. Opportunities vary depending on current projects and capacity.
All volunteer roles are unpaid and subject to safeguarding processes and organisational policies. Volunteers are supported through clear guidance, boundaries and appropriate oversight to ensure ethical and meaningful involvement.
Do you offer student placements?
Yes. We offer supervised placements for students and new therapists to build experience, confidence and cultural competence.
What support will I receive?
We aim to provide structured support, clear expectations, and appropriate supervision/oversight depending on the role.
Can I volunteer if I have limited availability?
Yes. We understand life responsibilities and will explore options that are realistic and sustainable.
Do I need to be South Asian to volunteer?
Our work is rooted in serving South Asian communities, but we welcome volunteers who share our values and are committed to culturally respectful support.
How do I apply?
You can contact us through the link above to register interest. We’ll then share next steps and let you know what opportunities are available.
