Staff & Trustee Vacancies

Staff Vacancies

Help us make a very real difference to peoples lives by joining our small team of professionals who support those affected by a road death.

Counselling Volunteers Vacancies

We are always keen to recruit Counsellor Volunteers.

For information and an application pack please call 01234 843345 or e-mail: enquiries@rvtrust.co.uk.

For further details please refer to the separate page Becoming a Counselling Volunteer or click on this link.

Although training courses for Counselling Volunteers run periodically we welcome applications at any time as they will be kept on file until the next course is arranged. If you wish to find out more about the training and when the next course is likely to be held please ring 01234 843345 or follow this link for training information.

Trustee Vacancies

Like most charities the Road Victims Trust is governed by a board of Trustees who ensure that the staff and Counselling Volunteers are able to access the right resources to deliver the service.

Trustee posts are unpaid but your commitment will be rewarded by the value you will add to supporting those affected by fatal and serious road collisions.

For an informal discussion regarding the role and the areas of expertise we are seeking please contact: Mark Turner, Chief Executive on: 01234 843345 or email enquiries@rvtrust.co.uk. Registered Charity No. 1142336

I have never been involved in a fatal road collision, or known anyone that was, and until I started working with the RVT I hadn't given much thought to the traumatic and far-reaching effect this has on the lives of the people involved.

From working with the team on the development of a database system, I came to understand the importance of their role in helping people through the kind of dreadful experience that could happen to anyone. I observed the caring and professional approach they take to helping people and I wanted to help too.

Before I became a Trustee, Tony Parker (then Chief Executive) gave me a copy of 'The Good Trustee Guide' to read. It says trustees are people who are entrusted to look after money, or other resources, to ensure they are being used effectively to achieve the purpose for which they are given. I see being a trustee as being much more than that though - it is doing everything I can to support the fantastic work the team do to ease the suffering of the people they work with.

Why not contact the Road Victims Trust to find out more about the trust and getting involved?

Pat Whittome Trustee