Become a TASC volunteer and make a huge difference to the ambulance community. Whether it’s raising awareness in their workplace, encouraging others to get involved, supporting staff at events or speaking at conferences, all our TASC volunteers make a real difference to the work we do. Discover our volunteer opportunities at TASC below.
Dorian, Emergency Medical Technician, Swansea
Jenny, Paramedic, Yorkshire
Josh, an emergency medical crew member for an independent ambulance company, Hertfordshire
Kyle, Emergency Care Assistant, Oxfordshire
Champions are leaders in their region and are passionate about raising awareness of TASC and inspiring others to volunteer. Working collaboratively with others, they develop and expand volunteer groups in their area and may also support TASC staff at events or speak at conferences.
Peer Support Volunteers are currently serving or retired members of the ambulance community who want to support the health and wellbeing of their colleagues. Using their own experience where appropriate, Peer Support Volunteers offer a listening ear and empathy and will support colleagues within the ambulance service by signposting to TASC services. This role requires specialist training.
Learn more about TASC’s Peer Support Training Workshops
As a TASC volunteer there are various events you can attend. To find out more about these events and how to take part, please get in touch with our team.
Get in touch
If you have any questions or need help in any way, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our TASC team or visit our frequently asked questions page to see if your question can be answered here.
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TASC is proud to launch a training programme to provide TASC volunteers with the knowledge and skills to support their colleagues following a bereavement.
Today marks the start of Volunteers’ Week and TASC is beginning the week by saying a big thank you to all our volunteers for their hard work and support.
“Being a TASC volunteer is a very rewarding role and it fits in well with my work and family life; you can throw yourself into it as much or as little as you like – there is never any pressure.”
• commit to high standards and adhere to the Fundraising Code of Practice
• be clear, honest and open
• be respectful and respect your rights and privacy
• be fair and reasonable
• be accountable and responsible
• commit to high standards and adhere to the Fundraising Code of Practice
• be clear, honest and open
• be respectful and respect your rights and privacy
• be fair and reasonable
• be accountable and responsible
Have a look at our frequently asked questions page or get in touch with our team.
Our services are completely confidential and anything you share with us will be kept in the strictest confidence and in line with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).