Contribute to Birds Meet
How would you like to help?
Volunteer on the Hub, help prepare the future Listening service or contribute another skill. Each pathway has its own steps.
Choose my pathVolunteer on the Hub
Support the existing community as a volunteer listener or psychologist. Choose your role in the form; the team will guide you after reviewing your application.
Choose my Hub rolePrepare Birds Meet Listening
The future volunteer chat and audio service is in development, with no shifts open to the public. You can prepare your application and follow the selection and training pathway.
Prepare my Listening applicationOffer another contribution
Communication, design, technology or an internship: share your skills and availability. Coaches and other support practitioners can use the separate professional contact below.
Offer a team contributionThree steps for your chosen pathway
Choose the right space
The Hub is the existing community. Birds Meet Listening is a separate service in preparation. Other contributions are discussed with the team.
Introduce your application
Share your experience, languages and availability. On the Hub form, choose listener or psychologist; declared qualifications are reviewed for the proposed role.
Follow the team’s guidance
Submitting does not create a Hub account or grant any permission. The team will explain the next steps, checks and preparation needed.
Before joining us
Do volunteer listeners have to be students?
No. You can apply even if you are not a student. Selection, preparation and approval depend on the chosen pathway; applying does not let you start immediately.
I am a coach. Which path should I choose?
Choose “Coaching or another professional proposal” under Other contribution. Describe your training and practice accurately. This is separate from applying as a volunteer psychologist.
Does an application mean there is an open position?
No. Team and internship proposals are unsolicited applications. A position, payment or internship agreement is confirmed only after a discussion and explicit agreement.
Representing a university or organization?
Explore partnerships to engage a campus, share the project or build a collaboration.