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Volunteer application

Open to psychology undergraduates. Four short steps, about ten minutes. Tell us who you are, the role you're drawn to, and when you're free.

What our volunteers do

  • Listening to students who need someone to talk to

  • Writing and designing resources students actually read

  • Running webinars, events, and awareness campaigns

  • Growing our reach through social media and outreach

Training comes first, and support is non-clinical

Everyone we select completes an online training programme before taking on any responsibilities. It covers supportive listening, the limits of the volunteer role, safeguarding, and what to do when a student needs more than we can give. You are never expected to give mental health treatment, and you will never be asked to.

The Soul Care is not a crisis intervention service and does not provide therapy, diagnosis, or emergency mental health care. Peer listening support is non-clinical and educational in nature. If you need professional help, please contact a licensed mental health professional, a hospital, or call the National Mental Health Helpline on 1926 (free, 24/7).

Apply to volunteer

Everything here goes straight to our team. We review every application and contact shortlisted applicants about next steps.

Step 1 of 4About you

This application is open to psychology undergraduates. If you are studying something else and would still like to help, the Academic Mentor application is open to undergraduates in any field.

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