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Volunteer with us
"Getting involved is good for your mental health"
Interested in joining our Office Admin Team?
We are based in Ballybot House, Corn Market, Newry.
If you would like to support our work and are at least 16yrs old and able to travel for a full or half day most Mondays, then get in touch.
We can also offer voluteer hours for those who need them for University, Work, or Youth Experience schemes such as the DoE Award
Training and support are available but if you can use email and Microsoft WORD with confidence you will find it a smooth learning curve.
Most tasks are standard office admin, however there may be opportunity to be involved in project work or resource creation.
Interested in joining our Website Admin Team?
Get in touch for a chat and some information.
This is a remote-working volunter post, so ideal for someone for whom travel is not an easy option.
We have opportunities arising on a pretty regular basis and will try to match you with something you will enjoy as well as developing practical skills. Training and support are available but if you can use email and Microsoft WORD with confidence you will find it a smooth learning curve.
Jordan is one of our volunteers and has been with us since 2017 in a co-webmaster role.
"I, like many, have been affected by mental health issues throughout my life; not just myself but close family and friends. I feel volunteering and helping to build something that many people might turn to in times of need, is a way of me giving back to those that have helped me and my loved ones throughtout the years." - Jordan
Certificates of appreciation - presented October 2017.
Two of our dedicated Website Team haved moved on to university and we would like to thank them for their valuable contribution in 2017 and wish them well in their chosen career journeys.
Nadia and Clara joined The Mental Health Forum as volunteers through the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme and worked hard to build site resources and promote the work of the charity. When presented recently with their certificates, both girls spoke of the value of volunteering and how they would carry their interest in mental health issues with them into new roles.
(Pictured Left to right: Karen MaCartney, Nadia Traynor, Karl Hughes, Clara Wilson, Graham Wilson, Lorraine Wilson)
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