Survive welcomes applications from survivors, however, if you are a survivor, you will need to be confident that you have worked through your own trauma to minimise the risk of being triggered or re-traumatised by the type of work we do at Survive.
Survive is a considerate recruiter, we will:
- acknowledge every job application
- advise you of the outcome of your application
- anonymise your application
- provide interview questions in advance
- work with you to remove any barriers to your applying to or working with us.
Survive is a great place to work! We offer:
- a comprehensive induction
- flexible working
- individual training allowance and paid training leave to help you in your role
- health and wellbeing benefits package
- additional long service holiday allowance
- 5% pension contribution
Survive is a Disability Confident employer and has made the following commitments:

- challenging attitudes towards disability
- increasing understanding of disability
- removing barriers to disabled people and those with long-term health conditions
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- ensuring that disabled people have the opportunities to fulfil their potential and realise their aspirations
Survive is a Real Living Wage employer.

Partnerships
Survive also works closely with other York-based organisations such as Kyra, York Women’s’ Counselling Service, and IDAS, and you may encounter employees and volunteers from these organisations during your work with Survive.