Help make care easier to reach.

Easton Project relies on volunteers with different backgrounds, skills, and availability to help improve access to addiction and mental health support in Quebec.

There's more than one way to help.

Community & Outreach

Help at events, connect with local organizations, distribute information, and support community initiatives.

Events & Fundraising

Help organize events, campaigns, donor initiatives, and community engagement opportunities.

Operations & Administration

Support scheduling, coordination, research, data entry, and the behind-the-scenes work that keeps Easton moving.

Skills & Professional Support

Contribute expertise in technology, design, communications, marketing, legal, accounting, research, or project management.

You don't have to work in mental health to make a difference in mental health.

Much of Easton Project's work depends on coordination, logistics, fundraising, communications, technology, community relationships, and people willing to help.

How volunteering works

01

Tell us about yourself

Let us know what you are interested in, what you are good at, and how much time you have available.

02

We find a fit

We connect your interests and skills with the areas where Easton currently needs support.

03

Make an impact

Join a project, event, initiative, or ongoing role and work alongside the Easton team.

You might be a great fit if…

  • You are reliable and follow through on commitments.
  • You communicate respectfully and clearly.
  • You are compassionate and non-judgmental.
  • You are comfortable respecting privacy and confidentiality.
  • You enjoy contributing to community-focused work.
  • You are willing to learn and work collaboratively.

You will not be asked to provide clinical services unless you are appropriately qualified to do so.

Interested? Let's talk.

Tell us a little about yourself and how you would like to help. You do not need to know exactly where you fit, we can help with that.

Not ready to volunteer?

There are other ways to support Easton Project and help make care easier to access.