A willing heart. A listening ear.
If you’ve walked through depression, anxiety, grief, or dark seasons and come out the other side, your story can be someone else’s lifeline. ISGOD runs on peer supporters. People who listen, encourage, and remind others they’re not alone.
You don’t need a degree. You need a willing heart, a listening ear, and a commitment to show up.
Apply to Volunteer
Ways to serve
Welcome new members and help them feel they belong.
Share from lived experience through peer support, not professional counseling.
Help set up and host our weekly meetings.
Support outreach, events, and awareness efforts.
Pray with and encourage members in our Christian-based ministry.
Our shared commitments
What’s shared in the room stays in the room, with the safety and reporting exceptions explained in our group rules.
Give everyone an equal opportunity to speak. Listen without interrupting and keep conversations civil.
Encourage members to share and ask questions freely.
Meetings open and close in prayer. Volunteers may be asked to lead.
Peer support is not professional counseling. Needs outside our scope are referred to professional resources.
The heart behind it
Strong social support networks are linked to resilience. Volunteers are often the first to notice when someone is struggling. You might be the reason someone holds on.
Apply to volunteer
Tell us how you’d like to serve. We’ll get to know you and help you find your place on the team.
Volunteer intake
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