Join our team
Stepping Stones is passionate about transforming the lives of vulnerable women and children. If you share our values and are looking for a job with purpose, come and join our team in Luton. Together we can empower women to create a better future for themselves, their children and the communities in which they live.
Jobs
We have no current vacancies
Volunteer with us
Could you use your time and skills to help women facing abuse? There are lots of opportunities available from helping in the office or at events to serving as a Volunteer Counsellor. Experience isn’t always necessary and just a few hours a month can make a big difference. Get in touch and let’s have a chat about how we can work.
Trustee
Are you passionate about supporting women and their children to make positive changes in their lives? Could you use your knowledge and skills to help lead our charity? We are looking for trustees to join our Board. We are particularly interested in hearing from individuals with a background in fundraising or marketing.
Triage Volunteer
Do you love talking to people? Are you friendly and compassionate? We are currently looking for volunteers to help with our triage service. In this role you would phone or talk to women face to face about their experiences and assess their level of need. This is a fantastic opportunity to make a big difference in someone’s life and make sure they get the help they need. We are especially interested in hearing from women with lived experience of abuse or an interest in the women’s sector.
For more information get in touch and ask for Susan. Please note that this role is open to women only.
Our values are the thread which runs through the charity whether Trustees, members of staff, service users or partners. Our guiding principles are equally important are reflected in everything we do:
Gender: a service that acknowledges that gender makes a difference.
Environment: safety, respect and dignity underpins all we do.
Relationships: policies, practices, and programmes that are relational and promote healthy connections to children, family, partners, and the community.
Services: addressing domestic abuse, substance misuse and antisocial behaviour sometimes demonstrated by the most vulnerable for example, homeless women, and mental health issues through comprehensive, integrated services.
Socioeconomic status: providing women with opportunities to improve their socioeconomic conditions.
Community: to partner with other key lead services in providing support and services to address unmet needs and overcome barriers.
