Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities at
the Queen Shirley Foundation (QSF)
QSF Volunteers can be from all walks of life.
Our volunteer positions have flexible hours to fit your schedule with no prior experience required. As a virtual volunteer, your role will be supported by use computer and phone. Activities in this position will involve contacting your established community network of friends and family.
If you are looking for a virtual volunteer job with flexible hours, then QSF has what you are looking for!
Our volunteer positions are ideal for students who need service hours and college students looking to gain experience in the mental health field, especially psychology majors and social work majors. You can be located anywhere in the United States as a mental health advocate volunteer. The Queen Shirley Foundation also builds customized corporate volunteer projects that help companies engage employees in service and make a meaningful impact in the community.
Open Volunteer Positions
QSF Advocate/Volunteer Leaders
Help us to develop our online Volunteer Network.
Senior Advocates
Help to connect seniors to activities online with QSF to reduce isolation.
Mental Health Leaders Advocates/Promoters
Connect your community with resources available for mental health.
Teen Advocates
Help to direct parents with trouble youths to our programs.
QSF Advocate/Volunteer Leaders
Help us to develop our online Advocacy/Volunteer Networking capabilities that will offer advocates/volunteers the opportunity to connect and plan their own events, to share stories and to build mental health advocacy and action campaigns and projects.
- Contribute to our advocacy resources, so that it becomes a library of information for future volunteers.
- Oversee the building of the QSF Advocacy/Volunteer Network.
- Schedule and run online Advocate/Volunteer Network meetings.
- Provide administrative tasks for running an Advocate/Volunteer Network.
- Mentor each new advocate or volunteer through outreach, orientation and intro to the QSF and Honor First programming.
Senior Advocates
Help to connect seniors to activities online with QSF to reduce isolation.
- Identify and report seniors in your community who lack internet connectivity, cell phone, or computer and webcam.
- Run virtual or real fundraising campaigns to raise money for technology for those identified seniors.
- Help seniors connect to their local DHS office to ensure they are receiving those public benefits they are entitled to.
- Develop and share your own ideas with the other senior advocates.
Teen Advocates
Help to direct parents with trouble youths to our programs.
- Share QSF information with your local schools and guidance counselors.
- Help us develop a brochure that you can share with schools and parents about our services for families, teens and children.
- Develop and share your own ideas with the other teen advocates.
Mental Health Leaders Advocates/ Promoters
Connect your immediate/larger community with resources available for mental health including QSF and Honor First.
- Build and run mental health advocacy campaigns, such as letter writing to local and federal politicians and reaching out to journalists.
- Develop local chapters of QSF mental health advocacy groups.
- Help to build our QSF library of mental health resources and advocacy pages.
- Develop and share your own ideas with the other senior advocates.
- Run mental health Advocacy/Promotions network meetings through QSF network.
Custom Volunteer Opportunities
Ask us about additional opportunities to create custom volunteer opportunities for you or your organization. We also need art volunteers to help during virtual art workshops or run an art supply drive. We welcome youth organizations who would like to organize a fundraising project to benefit QSF. If you have a passion to volunteer with the Queen Shirley Foundation, we will find a volunteer project that best fits your needs.
By providing your personal information and continuing with the volunteer registration process you are indicating your acceptance with the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, Volunteer Code of Conduct, and the Volunteer Waiver of Liability for the Queen Shirley Foundation.