Volunteer with us
Volunteers are the backbone of Lifeline. They are unified in their purpose to make connections, bring hope and save lives. We need passionate and committed volunteers who value the opportunity to connect with others and believe that every life is worth saving.
Please join us to help ensure that no call for help goes unanswered.
Lifeline Albury Wodonga VOLUNTEERS are able to express empathy, listen respectfully to others and willing to commit to supported ongoing training.
Please fill in the form below to attend one of our Crisis Supporter Volunteer Information sessions.
Volunteer to be a Crisis Supporter
Volunteering as a Crisis Supporter can be challenging but extremely rewarding. Working on the front line of suicide prevention, you could make a significant difference to people experiencing personal crisis.
What’s involved?
All Telephone Crisis Supporters are required to attend an information session and commit to ongoing training.
The majority of course modules are held on a Saturday morning from 9am – 1pm, some full day session and weeknight sessions.
Our Volunteer Information Sessions are held prior to each volunteer intake, and provide valuable information about becoming a volunteer.
Applications are now open
Applications are now open for our Crisis Support Volunteer positions. All Crisis Supporter Volunteers must attend an information session prior to completing their application.
Please read CSWT Pre-Enrolment Course Information Booklet and CSWT 2023 Course Information document for full details including dates/times.
To apply for a Volunteer Crisis Supporter position online, click here
For information: Call (02) 60 211 077 or email trainingaw@lifeline.org.au
Please note: Applications for these positions will open Friday 20th January and close Wednesday 1st February.
Why do people volunteer to be a crisis supporter?
Personal and professional growth and development
Enhanced self-awareness.
Giving back to the community.
Learn new skills in a supportive environment
Meet new people and make new friends
Belong to the Lifeline community
Receive ongoing training and professional development
Have an impact nationally on crisis support and suicide intervention.
Who can volunteer?
Lifeline is looking for people with:
- The ability to express empathy and respect for others and
- a strong sense of self and self-awareness
- The capacity to understand and help others
- The willingness to learn
- An openness to diversity
‘Volunteering is so rewarding, particularly when you’ve helped someone to stay safe’.
Crisis Support Volunteer
Acknowledgement – The training of new crisis supporters is proudly sponsored by the employees of Zauner Construction.
