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Volunteering is a great way for you to make use of your skills, give back, meet new people and gain valuable experience while supporting the work of Solent Mind. Explore ways to get involved below.
Use your experiences or passion for mental health to help our services deliver the very best information and support. These roles may have set hours each week or month, come with training and might be the first step towards a career at Solent Mind.
Many of our volunteers have a personal interest in mental health and bring with them their knowledge and experience, which is invaluable. We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds, particularly those who have experience of using mental health services.
We do not currently have any volunteer vacancies or student placements within our services at this time. We're also unable to file or respond to speculative CVs. Please check again soon.
If you're a yoga enthusiast, photographer, plumber or IT whizz who wants to give back, you could donate your time to our services or functions like HR, Digital or Building Maintenance. Your time could help ensure our funds remain focussed on life-changing support.
To celebrate campaigns like Mental Health Awareness Week or fundraise for our vital services, we're out and about at events all over Hampshire.
You might come along to help our Fundraising team carry out a bucket collection, help wave the rainbow flag at a Pride event, cheer for our runners at a local marathon or paint faces on a charity stall. Share your details with us and you'll be first to know about new opportunities.
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Becoming a volunteer with the group is really helping me to have a sense of purpose and gives me a structure to my week.
Read more about Terry's StoryIf you want to join us at an event or use your hobbies and skills to support our work, please get in touch below.
If you’re passionate about helping those with mental health issues in our community, we can offer you some exciting ways to play your part.
Tayla tells us about her personal experience of Schizophrenia and first time psychiatric ward admission.
Share your experiences to help us fight against stigma and inspire others to care for their mental health.
