Volunteer For Us
Could you hold space for others?
Joining Room to Breathe means becoming part of a community that values your time and well-being.
More Information on volunteering opportunities coming soon
What does it involve?
- Offer a calm, friendly presence
- Sit with people and listen (or sit quietly)
- Help create a warm, welcoming, and informative space.
- Respect clear boundaries and confidentiality
- The ability to make a strong Builders Brew!
What you won't be doing...
- Counselling or therapy
- Crisis Intervention
- Giving clinical advice or diagnosis
What we offer you
- A safe framework - Clear boundaries and a dedicated Project Lead to back you up.
- Skills Building - Comprehensive induction training and ongoing personal development.
- Values-Led Culture - A chance to be part of a project rooted in empathy and inclusion.
- Flexible Commitment - Hours available to fit around your life.
- Meaningful Connections - Regular social meet ups with other volunteers to celebrate our achievements and share experiences.
- Verified References - Detailed character and professional references provided to help you in your career and education.
- Skills Certification - Formal recognition that recognises the specific training and skills you have gained.
Hosting a Room to Breathe Pop-Up
Support local wellbeing in a simple, human way.
Because sometimes, support just look like space!
Reduce isolation in the community by offering something that is meaningful and with very little impact to you.
What does it involve?
We're looking for kind, community minded spaces who may be willing to offer a quiet room, or corner for 1-2 hours, occasionally with minimal disruption. That's it!
What we provide?
- Volunteers
- Tea and Basic Supplies
- Clear boundaries, policies and guidence
- Free emotional support sessions offered to yourself and you team
What we don't need
- No specialist facilities.
- No Host staff involvement
- No financial contribution
- No ongoing commitment
- Hosting can be a one off, or occasional - whatever works for you.
- Public Liability insurance in place.
- Volunteers supported with guidance and training
- Clear safeguarding and escalation procedures
- Signposting to appropriate services when needed