Volunteer as a peer

You've lived it. Someone else needs you now.

Anonymous Warriors peer volunteers are people with lived experience — veterans, active-duty service members, military families, and first responders — who've been on the other side of a hard conversation and learned their way through. You don't need clinical credentials. You need a willingness to listen, to protect anonymity without exception, and to complete the training before your first match.

Apply to volunteerWhat is Anonymous Warriors?

Volunteer application

Tell us where you've been.

Three short fields. No name, no email, no login. Submissions are reviewed by hand, in order.

Pick the one that best describes your lived experience. You can be a peer to anyone who reaches out.

I understand there's required training before I take my first conversation, and I commit to completing it.

I commit to protecting the anonymity of the people I speak with — no names, no identifying details, ever, anywhere.

Submissions are anonymous — we don't ask for your name, email, or any contact. A volunteer coordinator will reach back through whatever channel you eventually opt into, only after training opens up.