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There are many organizations that are doing incredible things in terms of suicide prevention. Most of these great organizations offer many different ways in which you can volunteer your time. Feel free to search through as many as you like until you find the one that is right for you and begin your journey to becoming a volunteer today.
CONNECTEEN: So you have the passion and drive to help others? Want to get experience in a helping profession? Provide compassionate, accessible crisis support that enhances the health, well-being and resiliency of individuals in distress.
CRISIS CENTRE: Volunteering at the Crisis Centre is a great way to make a contribution to your community. Our vital programs could not exist without our team of more than 450 volunteers.
DISTRESS CENTRE: Our highly trained volunteers are dedicated to providing support to those in distress. In turn, we are dedicated to supporting the incredible work they do. We ensure they are prepared, comfortable and successful in their role.
KLINIC HEALTH: Volunteers in the Program provide phone crisis counselling on our 24-hour Crisis Line and Manitoba Suicide Prevention and Support Line. They support callers through dark times and help them feel connected when they are feeling alone.
NBCC: Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience. The work, although at times challenging, is very fulfilling. Many people from all walks of life, with many different life experiences and backgrounds, choose to volunteer.
YOUR LIFE COUNTS needs community participation to thrive so that youth and families can make it through the toughest times. We invite you to team up with us as we welcome all kinds of volunteer involvement with YLC.
YOUTHSPACE: Our compassionate volunteers are online every evening, 365 days a year, to provide confidential, empathetic and non-judgmental support to youth under 30 years of age through instant message (IM) and text message (SMS).
YOUTH LINE Meet new people and build your network of support. Explore new challenges and learn new skills. Improve the quality of life in the LGBTQ community. Be there for someone that needs support, information and resources.
KIDS HELP PHONE: Volunteers are a key part of our past, present and future. Collectively, our volunteers’ work helps ensure that young people across Canada can always access the support they need, in the way we need it most.
If you know of any other helpful suicide prevention volunteer opportunities, please let us know so we can review and add their website to our listing.
So you have the passion and drive to help others? Want to get experience in a helping profession? Provide compassionate, accessible crisis support that enhances the health, well-being and resiliency of individuals in distress.
Volunteering at the Crisis Centre is a great way to make a contribution to your community. Our vital programs could not exist without our team of more than 450 volunteers.
Our highly trained volunteers are dedicated to providing support to those in distress. In turn, we are dedicated to supporting the incredible work they do. We ensure they are prepared, comfortable and successful in their role.
Volunteers in the Program provide phone crisis counselling on our 24-hour Crisis Line and Manitoba Suicide Prevention and Support Line. They support callers through dark times and help them feel connected when they are feeling alone.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience. The work, although at times challenging, is very fulfilling. Many people from all walks of life, with many different life experiences and backgrounds, choose to volunteer.
YOUR LIFE COUNTS needs community participation to thrive so that youth and families can make it through the toughest times. We invite you to team up with us as we welcome all kinds of volunteer involvement with YLC.
Our compassionate volunteers are online every evening, 365 days a year, to provide confidential, empathetic and non-judgmental support to youth under 30 years of age through instant message (IM) and text message (SMS).
Meet new people and build your network of support. Explore new challenges and learn new skills. Improve the quality of life in the LGBTQ community. Be there for someone that needs support, information and resources.
Volunteers are a key part of our past, present and future. Collectively, our volunteers’ work helps ensure that young people across Canada can always access the support they need, in the way we need it most.
If you know of any other helpful suicide prevention volunteer opportunities, please let us know so we can review and add their website to our listing.
If you are having serious suicidal urges right now, call the emergency services or call a suicide hotline