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Volunteering with Lifeline Loddon Mallee means becoming part of a compassionate, committed community supporting people in their toughest moments. Every volunteer helps give hope, connection and confidential crisis support to people across our region.
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Crisis Support Volunteers provide non-judgemental, confidential support to people experiencing distress — including depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, financial pressure or relationship breakdown. Each volunteer receives accredited training, supervised placement and practical experience as they work towards taking calls independently.
Lifeline relies on local volunteers to support our community initiatives.
Lifeline centres around Australia have a range of community volunteering opportunities to suit your skills and expertise.
Crisis Support Volunteers provide non-judgemental, confidential support to people experiencing distress — including depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, financial pressure or relationship breakdown. Each volunteer receives accredited training, supervised placement and practical experience as they work towards taking calls independently.
Crisis Support Volunteers provide non-judgemental, confidential support to people experiencing distress — including depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, financial pressure or relationship breakdown. Each volunteer receives accredited training, supervised placement and practical experience as they work towards taking calls independently.
Support looks different for everyone. Use the drop down bar to find what feels right for you.
