There is a useful role for every person who wants to support informed choices and stronger communities.
For students and young adults
Read the campaign resources, attend an awareness session and speak to your institution about joining the campus challenge. You can help create respectful, original awareness material or join an approved group activity. People under 18 should take part through a parent, guardian or institutional coordinator.
For parents and educators
Create room for questions without embarrassment. Help young people identify trustworthy resources and the adults they can approach. Institutions can nominate a coordinator, plan age-appropriate learning activities and arrange qualified speakers. Do not use campaign activities to publicly identify people who may need support.
For volunteers
Help with registration guidance, participant information, venue directions, communications or campus coordination. All assignments depend on organiser confirmation and a briefing. Volunteers should work within their assigned role and escalate safeguarding or medical concerns instead of trying to resolve them alone.
For organisations
Community groups, NGOs and sports communities can propose a group activity or help extend awareness through existing networks. Corporate and CSR teams can discuss specific support requirements. No contribution, logo placement or partner status is confirmed simply by sending an enquiry.
Choose your next step
Apply to volunteer, discuss a partnership, register interest in the summit or take the pledge. The organising team will use the contact details you provide to respond to the relevant enquiry.