Are you a passionate LGBTIQA+ person who wants to make a positive difference in our communities? Volunteer for Twenty10 and QLife!
Twenty10 and QLife volunteers are part of a long history – from Campaign Against Moral Persecution (CAMP) in 1970, the first calls at ‘Phone a Friend’ in 1973, and the establishment of the ‘2010’ youth refuge in 1982.
Whether you come to us with specific expertise or are just wanting to lend a hand, we greatly appreciate our volunteers’ contributions and could not serve the community without them. Our volunteers work across all parts of the organisation, including QLife, Twenty10’s social support programs, and community events and stalls!
Our volunteering EOIs are currently closed! Keep an eye on our socials to see when we’re recruiting next!
Is there a difference between volunteering for Twenty10 and QLife?
QLife volunteers provide peer-based, anonymous support to LGBTIQA+ people via phone and webchat. This role involves listening, supporting people through difficult moments, and helping them feel heard and less alone. QLife volunteers receive specialist training and work within a structured, supported service.
Twenty10 volunteers support our broader community programs, including social support groups, youth and adult programs, and community events and stalls. These roles are varied and hands-on, and are a great way to connect directly with community.
Apply today!
For me, volunteering on the phones is a profoundly community affirming experience. Working with fellow volunteers and listening to callers makes me feel a sense of solidarity and support amongst my queer peers.
