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Rape Crisis North East seeking helpline counsellors for training in Dundalk
Rape Crisis North East is offering people the opportunity to attend a Helpline Training Programme which will commence on Wednesday February 2019 and finish on Friday March 14 2019.
The training is free and in return, they are asking volunteers to commit to four hours of their time per week to provide telephone counselling support to survivors of rape and sexual violence.
The training will take place at Cherrywood Counselling Centre, Great Northern Distillery Offices, Carrick Road, Dundalk. It is a 12 Day Workshops over six Weeks (Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.30am to 4.00pm).
If you would like to become a helpline volunteer, please contact Rape Crisis North East and you will be forwarded a helpline application form.
Phone: 042 – 9339491 / 1800 21 21 22 or email info@rcne.ie. Alternatively, visit www.rcne.ie and download an application form.
Closing date for accepting applications is Friday 11th January 2019. Applicants must be at least 25 years of age.
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