Get involved
There's no membership. There are doors.
Everything here is free, and none of it involves giving us money. We don't take donations from the public — not now, and not later.
Ways to take part
Pick the one that fits the time you actually have.
- Five minutes
Follow and share
The daily work is published where people already are. Sharing one post with one person who needs it is not a small act — it is most of how anyone finds a helpline in the first place.
@safehere_org → - An afternoon
Use the research
The figures, with sources, are free to reuse in a school project, a policy submission, an article or a talk. Cite the original body rather than us.
The facts → - Ongoing
Volunteer your skill
Translation, design, research, accessibility review, someone who knows a system from the inside. Tell us what you can do and how much time is real.
Write to us →
For organisations
Partner with us.
If you run a shelter, a clinic, a school, a recovery programme, a youth service or a front-line group: we would rather point people to you than build a second version of what you already do.
What partnership usually looks like — we list your service where it fits, you tell us when we've described it wrongly, and we send you the design or research help you don't have budget for.
What we never ask for: money, exclusivity, or your service users' details.
For young people
The fellowship.
Young people are equipped to lead campaigns, peer-support training and policy work — under their own names, not ours. You are not volunteering to amplify us. You are being backed to do your own thing.
No qualifications are required and none are implied by taking part: a fellowship is not clinical training and does not make anyone a counsellor.
Tell us what you want to change and what you have already tried. That is the whole application.
Support us
You will never find a donate button here.
No public fundraising, no campaigns, nothing to buy. The project is privately supported and it is built so that it doesn't need your money to be useful to you. If someone asks you for money in our name, it is not us — please tell us.