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We cannot do this work alone. Our volunteers support survivors of sexual violence through many aspects of our mission.
You can too.
ATTEND AN EVENT
Join us April 29th from 5:30 - 7:00PM for Shatter: A Survivor Fashion Show!
We are honored to stand with survivors as we shatter the silence and break the stigma. This one-of-a-kind show will bring light to survivors' rights and awareness to the shame and stigma that survivors often feel in the aftermath of their trauma.
Tickets available now.
An Evening Under the Stars 2023 is happening on September 15th at 6:30pm!
Celebrate 40 years of serving survivors in the Brazos Valley with an ode to the stars of the 80s at our 5th annual "An Evening Under the Stars" event at the Texas A&M Hotel and Conference Center! Join us for cocktails, delicious cuisine, our signature David Gardner's raffle, and most anticipated, silent and live auctions, all with 80s glam.
VOLUNTEER
As a SARC volunteer, you will provide crucial support and advocacy for survivors of sexual violence. Our volunteers staff the 24-hour Hotline and meet in-person with survivors of sexual assault at nearby hospitals, law enforcement agencies, and at the courthouse.
VOLUNTEER ADVOCATE
Volunteer Advocates are required to attend a 40-hour Office of the Attorney General training course provided by SARC. Training takes place three times per year in the Fall, Spring, and Summer.
Advocates commit to a minimum of 15 hours per month (or 1 shift) providing services through our hotline or accompaniment programs to survivors of sexual violence.
INTERNSHIPS
Internships are available to undergraduate students who are studying in related fields and graduate students in Social Work or Counseling.
We offer internships for all semesters. Interns commit to a minimum of 10 hours per week in-office for their semester and are provided with projects to complete.
SUPPORT
Volunteer to assist with our events throughout the year or collaborate on special projects! We also have in-office volunteer shifts to support our office staff with hotline coverage.
Volunteers are encouraged, and may be required, to complete the Sexual Assault Advocate training depending on volunteer projects.