Every volunteer brings something unique. Whether you have one hour a month or a few hours each week, your skills could help families rebuilding their lives after serious or fatal road collisions.

Become a Volunteer

Aftermath Support is a small charity with a big mission.

Every conversation shared, every event organised, every social media post created and every fundraising idea developed helps us reach more families when they need us most.

You don’t need previous experience.

You don’t need specialist qualifications.

You simply need compassion, enthusiasm and a willingness to make a difference.

Whether you’re retired, working full-time, studying, or simply looking to give back to your community, we’d love to hear from you.

Ways You Can Help

Community Events

Help us at awareness events, charity collections and local campaigns.

Fundraise

Have an idea?

Coffee mornings.

Flexible Volunteering

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Volunteer Your Way

That’s why we offer flexible volunteering opportunities that fit around your lifestyle.

Whether you can spare:

One hour

One afternoon

One weekend

A few hours every month

Or you’d like to become one of our regular volunteers…

There’s a place for you at Aftermath Support.

No minimum commitment.

Every contribution matters.

Ready to Make a Difference?

You don’t need lots of spare time.

You don’t need previous experience.

You simply need the desire to help.

Join our amazing team of volunteers and become part of something that truly changes lives.

Get in touch today to find out more, we’d love to welcome you to the Aftermath Support family.

Chantelle - Volunteer at Aftermath

Chantelle joined Aftermath as a volunteer in late 2025, bringing with her both extensive care experience and deeply personal understanding of the challenges families can face.

Leaving school at 16, Chantelle pursued her goal of working in mental health by completing her NVQ Level 2 in Health and Social Care at St George’s Nursing Home. Determined to progress, she self funded her Level 3 qualification while working as a Care Assistant with Age UK Wirral, qualifying in 2008. Over the years, she worked across the Devonshire Resource Centre and Meadowcroft Hub and was part of the team that opened Stanhope Court residential unit. Following the birth of her son Rory in 2014, she returned to work part-time, balancing roles across residential and day care services.

In 2020, after marrying her husband Chris in Jamaica, Chantelle faced her own health challenges. During that time, she transitioned into a role with the Carer Support Team, supporting families whose loved ones had been diagnosed with dementia. Although it was a change from her previous roles, she quickly discovered a deep passion for supporting carers and empowering families during incredibly difficult times.

In August 2022, Chris sustained a traumatic brain injury and spent nine months at The Walton Centre. He now resides at a specialist brain rehabilitation unit, where he will receive long-term care. Navigating life as a single parent while supporting both Chris and her son Rory, who has autism and juvenile arthritis has given Chantelle profound insight into resilience, advocacy and the importance of community support.

Her lived experience, combined with nearly two decades of professional care work, led her to Aftermath, where she feels she has found the right balance to continue making a difference. Chantelle has also recently begun studying Counselling Level 2, further strengthening her ability to support others with compassion and understanding.

Chantelle is passionate about helping families feel heard, supported and less alone during life changing circumstances.