Volunteer at an event

Represent Beyond Blue at events such as conferences, expos, community festivals and sporting events near you!
Volunteer at an Event

Beyond Blue participates in a range of events and activities in the community to start conversations, reduce stigma and discrimination, and let people know we’re here to support their mental health.

Our volunteering roles are ad-hoc in nature, popping up around the country throughout the year. There are no set days or hours, so volunteering with us can fit alongside work, family or study commitments.

Events can include sporting and challenge events, community events, festivals and expos.

We have volunteer roles to suit everyone. They may involve chatting with the community about mental health, handing out Beyond Blue information, running competitions, assisting with the set up and pack down of events and collection donations for the Beyond Blue Support Service. 

To join the Event Volunteers Program, you must:

If you have any queries about the Beyond Blue Event Volunteer Program, please feel free to contact us.
Please note: Beyond Blue volunteers do not do face-to-face or phone counselling, office work, student placements or internship programs.
View the full list of volunteer policies and procedures.

What it's like to volunteer at a Beyond Blue event

Follow Celeste as she shares her experience, giving you a glimpse into a day as a Beyond Blue event volunteer.
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Upcoming volunteering opportunities

Before you can apply for a Beyond Blue volunteering opportunity, you must register and complete the induction.
This will take about 10 minutes.

View all volunteering events

Melbourne, VIC: Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show

26-30 March 2025

The Beyond Blue charity space will be buzzing across the five event days of the show. Volunteers will be engaging with kids and families. We are excited to offer a range of volunteer roles at the show.

How to register for an event

Watch this video to learn how to register for an event and what to expect next.
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