Peer Support Group Facilitator

Peer Support Group Facilitators lead peer support groups for individuals who have experienced a loss through the death of a loved one; leading peer-to-peer support delivery with compassion and understanding in a non-judgmental environment. You will bring the invaluable asset of personal lived experience, offering a unique connection to those in need. Your responsibilities include creating an environment where participants can openly share their emotions, fostering a sense of community and mutual understanding.

Qualifications and Requirements

– Must be 18+ with lived experience of death-related loss and healing;
– Access to a computer device in a private, quiet room with internet for virtual sessions and/or an ability to travel within the London area for in-person sessions is required;
– A minimum 1-year commitment and minimum 2 hours per month is preferred;
– A background in Social Work, Counselling, Psychology, Thanatology, Mental Health, or related disciplines is preferred;
– An ability to demonstrate compassion, inclusivity, authenticity, adaptability, non-judgment, effective communication, and self-management;
– A Vulnerable Sector Police Check will be required prior to volunteering;
– Must commit to an online volunteer training if selected as a successful applicant.

How to Apply

If you feel ready in your grief journey to support others, please complete our Volunteer Application Form here. Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee an interview.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with us!

At BFO-SW, we welcome diverse talents. If you require accommodations for accessibility, please let us know. We’re dedicated to ensuring a welcoming and inclusive experience for all prospective volunteers.