For volunteers and advocates
A little help can make a big change
Training local community members as mental health advocates empowers them to support their peers and identify early signs of distress. Small actions, combined, change outcomes for whole communities.
Become an AngelMind
Train as a trusted first human connection in your community: listening, basic mental health education, risk recognition and safe referral. Training is blended, assessed and supervised — and it is an organisational credential, not a clinical licence.
- Blended cohorts
- Observed practice
- Supervision access
Volunteer with a country team
Support campaigns, community education, events, translation, service mapping and case follow-up. Every volunteer role has a defined scope, a named supervisor and an escalation route.
- Defined scope
- Named supervisor
- Escalation route
Advocate and share
Carry the five messages into your school, workplace, faith community or feed. We provide culturally reviewed material so awareness always ends with a safe action rather than a dead end.
- Reviewed material
- Safe calls to action
Share your story
Lived experience changes what people believe is possible. Storytelling is voluntary, consent is separate from any support you receive, and you keep control over privacy, edits and withdrawal.
- Informed consent
- Right to withdraw
- Post-publication support
Our commitment to you
Belonging, purpose and standards
We refuse to train volunteers without supervision and referral systems. If we cannot supervise a role safely, we will not create it.
- Clear boundaries on what you may and may not do
- Training, refreshers and time-limited active-status verification
- A named supervisor and a documented escalation procedure
- Safeguarding cover for you as well as for participants
- Feedback on what your contribution actually changed
Join the movement
Tell us how you would like to help
We will come back to you with the roles open in your country, what training involves and what supervision you would have.