Our strength comes from our lived and living experience.
As peers, we understand the culture, environments and experiences of the communities we support. This shared understanding helps us build trust, have open and honest conversations, and create spaces where people feel comfortable seeking information or support without fear of judgement.
Through training, evidence-informed harm reduction and genuine connection, we support people to make informed choices about their health, safety and wellbeing, before, during and after events.
Who can volunteer?
We’re looking for people with lived or living experience of drug use, a connection to music and festival culture, and a passion for harm reduction.
You don’t need formal qualifications, but some existing knowledge of harm reduction is important. We’ll provide training to help prepare you for your role.