CALM needs you
CALM is made up of passionate people, united against one thing. Suicide. Volunteers support our life-saving work; helping to get our message into more people’s hands and minds, so we can grow our movement and save more lives.
Romesh Ranganathan's Tour
We’re looking for comedy-loving volunteers to boss a bucket or card machine at a number of nights on Romesh Ranganathan’s Hustle 2024 tour.
We're doing this with our friends at the Teenage Cancer Trust, so to sign up or get more information, please visit their website.
The White Collar Fight Club 2024
We're looking for volunteers to join us at the Crystal Palace Sports Centre, London at the action packed White Collar Fight Club on the evenings of Saturday 16th March, 8th June, 5th October and 7th December. You'll help us raise money and awareness for CALM and even get to stick around to watch the fights.
Email volunteer@thecalmzone.net for more info and to sign up.
WAYS TO HELP
CHEER TEAM
Cheer our amazing CALM challenge event runners along the route, or help out at the post-event reception.
SPREAD THE WORD
Help us spread the word about our services, campaigns and fundraising events.
STAY IN TOUCH
Join our newsletter to stay in the loop with upcoming volunteering opportunities
Your own ideas
Got any questions, or a great idea to volunteer for CALM? We’d love to hear from you. Get in touch with our Supporter Care Team and we’ll be happy to help!
Why don’t volunteers work on the helpline?
CALM’s helpline and webchat isn’t led by volunteers. Our helpline is manned by professional, paid staff, which is something that makes us different to other services out there.
If you want to find out more about working at CALM head here.
Volunteering FAQ's
CALM’s helpline and webchat isn’t led by volunteers. Our helpline is manned by professional, paid staff, which is something that makes us different to other services out there.