Read our success stories of those who have volunteered or partnered with TASC.
Sarah came to TASC when she was struggling with her brother’s death and suffering with a newly diagnosed heart condition. TASC arranged financial support for her brother’s funeral and local bereavement counselling sessions. Read Sarah’s story here.
Steve came to TASC when he was struggling with his mental health. TASC arranged for Steve to have access to online training modules to manage his anxiety and depression. Read Steve’s story here.
Donna came to TASC as she was in debt, struggling with her finances, and living in her overdraft. TASC put her in touch with debt experts and helped her through the bankruptcy process. Read Donna’s story here.
Bill came to TASC struggling with his Complex PTSD and in need of support with his mobility after being diagnosed with MGUS disease. Read Bill’s story here.
“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.”
“Volunteering for TASC has been a great experience. Not only because we have raised awareness in my area, but because I have helped signpost many of my colleagues to get the help they need.”
“I wanted to find a way to help support my colleagues and provide the people who care, with a bit of care themselves.”
“Their support encourages me to want to do more for others. As a charity, I don’t think I could ever feel I was doing too much and I want to help in any way I can.”
Wayne got in touch with TASC after he was diagnosed with PTSD and needed EMDR therapy. Read Wayne’s story here.
Tracy cames to TASC after she contracted Sepsis which left her with severe back spasms and limited her ability to walk. Read Tracy’s story here.
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