Volunteering

Our volunteers come from all walks of life and have a wide range of experience and interest of mental distress. They benefit from peer support, appropriate training, claiming out of pocket expenses, and participating in a wide range of engagement and involvement activities.

To become a volunteer for the Network, you will have to supply two references, undergo Enhanced Criminal Bureau Record check and attend a 3-half day induction.

Awareness Champion

To support Development Worker and Outreach Workers to provide a friendly face for the Network, encourage user involvement and feedback service user views for representation.
Vacancies – Dependant on area

Project Volunteer

To support on specific projects as appropriate to business demand. This may include researching, producing documentation, representing the organisation and/or service users.
Vacancies – None


Information Champion

To help gather information and disseminate papers. Supports reporting and other writing. Help administer website.
Vacancies – None

Awareness  Champion

To spread awareness on specific topics through pre-arranged meetings, talks and workshops, e.g. Stigma and Discrimination Talk.
Vacancies - 1

To find other volunteering opportunities with other organisations, please go to http://www.do-it.org.uk/ or speak to your local CVS