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1 person is interested
Support Group Facilitator - Join our mission to empower adults with dysautonomia
ORGANIZATION: WTFisDys
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1 person is interested

Summary of the Role
WTFisDys is seeking a dedicated and empathetic volunteer Support Group Facilitator. In this role, you'll lead peer support groups that offer a safe space for adults with dysautonomia to share their experiences, exchange coping strategies, and provide mutual encouragement. Your guidance will help cultivate a supportive environment where every member feels heard, understood, and empowered.
Responsibilities
- Facilitate Peer Support Groups: Lead regular meetings for our adult support groups, ensuring discussions are respectful, engaging, and productive.
- Create a Safe Environment: Foster an inclusive atmosphere where members feel comfortable sharing personal experiences and challenges.
- Encourage Active Participation: Motivate group members to participate, practice active listening, and support each other through shared insights.
- Guide Relevant Discussions: Initiate and steer conversations on topics ranging from daily coping strategies to long-term well-being practices.
- Collaborate with Founders and Moderators: Work closely with the founder and other team members to continuously improve group dynamics and overall program success.
- Ensure Confidentiality: Uphold a strict standard of privacy and respect for all members’ personal stories and experiences.
Qualifications
- Exceptional Interpersonal Skills: Strong communication abilities-both speaking and listening-are essential to guide group dynamics effectively.
- Empathy and Insight: A genuine understanding of the challenges associated with dysautonomia or chronic illness. Previous experience in a similar role or support group setting is a plus.
- Organizational Capability: Reliability and punctuality with the commitment to facilitating regular sessions.
- Team-Player Mentality: Ability to collaborate with fellow facilitators, share ideas, and contribute to a growing, supportive community.
Why Join WTFisDys?
- Make a Meaningful Impact: Your leadership can create a haven for those facing the isolation and challenges of dysautonomia, transforming lives one conversation at a time.
- Be a Catalyst for Growth: As part of our dedicated community, you’ll play an integral role in supporting our journey toward nonprofit status and expanding our programming.
- Opportunities for Deeper Involvement: We offer pathways to further involvement within our organization for dedicated volunteers ready to drive broader community impact.
If you’re ready to help foster a culture of empathy and empowerment, please visit www.wtfisdys.org to learn more.
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About WTFisDys
Location:
PO Box 102, Madison, IN 47250, US
Mission Statement
At WTFisDys, we champion authentic connection and unwavering support for individuals facing the challenges of dysautonomia. Born from a personal journey of five years navigating complex treatment paths, our mission is to create a safe haven where empathy, understanding, and community unite to bridge the gaps left by conventional resources.
Description
WTFisDys was founded by someone who experienced dysautonomia firsthand and understands the loneliness and challenges it brings. Our mission is to transform isolation into community by offering a safe space for empathy, connection, and practical support.
As a nonprofit certified at federal and state levels and actively pursuing tax-exempt status, we offer a growing list of programs designed to empower those affected by dysautonomia. Our offerings include peer support groups-with some sessions led by a licensed clinical social worker-caregiver support sessions that create welcoming spaces for sharing strategies, an engaging Discord community featuring interactive events and a book club, and adaptive movement classes that promote physical and emotional well-being.
We are also focused on building a visionary board and an engaged network of volunteers to help steer our strategic direction. Whether you have experience in community outreach or social media management or simply feel passionate about making a difference, we invite you to join us in turning isolated struggles into a vibrant network of shared strength, resilience, and hope.
Your volunteer efforts will amplify the voices of those living with dysautonomia, transforming personal challenges into collective power while fostering a creative, supportive environment for meaningful change.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
April 17, 2025
SKILLS
- Counseling / Mental Health
- Crisis Counseling
- Life Coaching
- People Skills
- Social Work
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 21
- Few hours per month
- Experience with facilitation