Get involved in student
mental health

Volunteering within a Nightline is a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact and discover a lot about mental health along the way.
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A real human connection

Within a Nightline, you support other students who might be going through difficult moments. Whether it’s through a call, a chat, your presence can make a real difference. And at the same time, you become part of a caring and supportive community.
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Learning to listen
(for real)

At Nightline, you learn how to listen without judgment.
You start to understand emotions better — your own and other people’s — and how to respond with empathy and care.

Why do students
get involved?

Each volunteer has their own reasons for joining Nightline

Supporting a cause that matters to them
Meeting peers with similar backgrounds, interests, and values

Learning new skills and gaining meaningful experience

What do you gain
from volunteering?

By getting involved with Nightline, volunteers :

Build self-confidence and improve their well-being
Develop a strong sense of purpose and empowerment
Strengthen interpersonal and communication skills

Develop valuable skills
and knowledge

A study conducted by Nightline France highlights the many benefits of volunteering on the helpline. Volunteers gain:

Challenging misconceptions and learning about mental health conditions

Practical listening skills, both toward others and themselves
The ability to act as a connector within the student community and beyond

In addition, volunteers develop transferable skills such as teamwork, public speaking, and reflective thinking. Nightline particularly fosters strong communication abilities and self-awareness skills that are valuable in academic settings, professional environments, and personal relationships.

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And connect with
European volunteers

And finally, build connections with students all around Europe sharing, same interests and values about Mental Health -  Exchange ideas, learn from different perspectives and meet new people!

Volunteer now