Needs From: United Way of Iredell County

Responsibilities: As a volunteer facilitator, you’ll play a key role in bringing life-saving, evidence-based mental health and suicide prevention trainings to the community. Facilitators help deliver programs such as the Community Resiliency Model® (CRM), Mental Health First Aid, or QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer). You’ll work with the Be Well Iredell team to schedule trainings, lead or co-lead sessions, and engage participants in learning practical, skills-based tools to support their own well-being and that of others.

Ideal for: Individuals with strong communication skills, lived experience, or a background in education, mental health, public health, or community outreach. Training and materials are provided.

Time Commitment: Flexible, based on your availability and community training needs. Opportunities available throughout the year.

After signing up, you’ll receive a phone call from Genevieve Glaser with more details.

Responsibilities: Help build a more resilient and informed community by supporting Be Well Iredell’s training and education initiatives. Responsibilities include assisting in organizing and promoting evidence-based trainings (such as Mental Health First Aid or CRM®), identifying community needs, and helping develop educational materials for schools, workplaces, and partner organizations. Your role will be vital in spreading awareness and equipping others with life-saving tools.

Time Commitment: Monthly Zoom meetings (1 hour), with one in-person meeting per quarter. Please let us know if you would like to become a program facilitator. 

After signing up, you’ll receive a phone call from Genevieve Glaser with more details.

Responsibilities: Be a connector and advocate in the community! Volunteers in this role help amplify mental health awareness by planning and supporting outreach events, promoting Be Well programs, and building relationships with local organizations, schools, and businesses. Responsibilities include volunteering at community events, participating in outreach campaigns, sharing resources, and helping to spread awareness through social media and community connections. Your energy and ideas will help foster a more supportive, stigma-free environment across Iredell County.

Time Commitment: Monthly Zoom meetings (1 hour), with one in-person meeting per quarter.

After signing up, you’ll receive a phone call from Genevieve Glaser with more details.

Responsibilities: In this role, you will work to improve access to mental health resources and support services in Iredell County. Responsibilities include helping develop user-friendly guides to navigate mental health services, supporting initiatives that connect individuals with care providers, and advocating for equitable access to quality behavioral health services. Your involvement will help ensure that no one feels lost or alone when seeking support.

Time Commitment: Monthly Zoom meetings (1 hour), with one in-person meeting per quarter.

After signing up, you’ll receive a phone call from Genevieve Glaser with more details.