VOLUNTEER
Help build Tied Across Borders
Tied Across Borders is at an early stage. That means volunteers can have an unusual opportunity to help shape research, campaigns, resources and organisational development from the beginning.
We are particularly interested in people who can contribute specialist skills, especially in corporate partnerships and sponsorship, fundraising and grant research and writing, and marketing and audience growth.
Volunteer roles do not involve providing casework, legal advice or safeguarding support to individuals.
AS WE GROW
Specialist opportunities as we grow
In future we will need specialist professional involvement in two areas. Both will be developed through structured, supervised arrangements rather than informal volunteering.
Legal
In future we hope to build structured pro bono partnerships with international family lawyers, immigration lawyers, employment and migrant-rights lawyers, digital and privacy lawyers, law firms, university legal clinics and pro bono networks.
Volunteers should not answer people's legal questions through social-media messages. Legal support should operate only through structured, supervised partnerships.
Safeguarding & Support
In future, involvement in this area will come only from appropriately qualified and supervised people with experience in domestic abuse, safeguarding, risk awareness, safety planning, referral practice and trauma-informed communication.
We do not ask unqualified volunteers to provide casework or safeguarding support, or to carry out unsupervised work with people seeking support.
Until these structures are in place, volunteer roles focus on organisational development, research, communications and fundraising. If you are a qualified professional interested in future involvement, you are welcome to register your interest below.
Register your interest
Tell us a little about your skills. We will be in touch as opportunities develop.
Please do not send confidential evidence, court documents, medical records, information identifying children or detailed allegations about another person through this form.