Volunteer Opportunities 

There are many ways you can help to open minds and change lives. You can be a friend to someone struggling with the isolation that mental illness often brings. You can lend a supportive ear to other parents with their special needs child. You can even help our office to run more smoothly. 

Take a look at the many ways you can give time Mental Health America of the Triangle and make our region a healthier place to live and work.

Program Volunteers

• Compeer friends
• Peer Parent Mentors with the Family Advocacy Network 
• Parent Advisory Council (PAC) members with the Family Advocacy Network
• IEP (Individualized Education Plan) Advocates 
• Pro Bono Counseling Network therapists

General Volunteers

• Office
• Board Members
• Community representatives to board committees

If you're interested in finding out more, contact us 919.942.8083