Current Volunteering Opportunities Include:
- Befriending Volunteer – face to face and one to one support for someone who uses our services
- Keeping in Touch calls – make weekly telephone calls to people who use our services
- Living Well Course Assistants – facilitate or co-facilitate CBT-informed courses online
- Group Volunteers – help run our social support sessions in our centres
- Admin – support ‘behind the scenes’
- Ad-hoc fundraising and events
How to Become a Volunteer for Mind in Mid Herts
Want to get involved?
If you would like to know more about the roles and becoming a volunteer, please contact us.
Don’t see what you’re looking for?
We’re always open to new ideas for volunteer roles. We may not always be able to accommodate, but we’d love to hear your ideas on how you think you could help our cause.
Email: volunteering@mindinmidherts.org.uk
Phone: 03303 208100 extension 2008
FAQs
1. I’m not a mental health professional, can I still help?
Absolutely! As long as you have an interest in mental health, are open to learn, have a non-judgemental attitude and friendly manner you will be an asset to our charity.
2. I don’t have much time, can I still volunteer?
Yes you can. Most roles require a consistent weekly commitment of one hour per week but we do have ad-hoc roles which can match your availability
3. Will I be supported?
You will be assigned a supervisor when you join us. This staff member will oversee your volunteer work and be available to offer support, guidance, and answers to any questions you may have
4. What will I get out of volunteering?
Volunteering is a great way to put your existing skills to use or develop new skills and knowledge, while also meeting new people and building confidence. It’s also a valuable addition to your CV. Many volunteers find real satisfaction in knowing they are making a difference in the lives of people experiencing mental health challenges.
5. What can I expect when I start?
You will have an induction with your supervisor to help you get to know your colleagues and the centre where you’ll be based. You will also be invited to take part in training designed to support you in your volunteering role. Your supervisor will check in with you regularly to see how you’re getting on.
Volunteer with us and help someone rebuild their confidence; you’ll grow, connect, and make a meaningful difference in your community. We can’t wait to welcome you to the team!
