A safe, supportive space for students and young adults to learn, grow, and take care of their mental wellbeing — together.
NAU was created to make mental health conversations easy, stigma-free, and meaningful. Here, you'll find connection, guidance, and tools that help you feel understood and supported.
NAU represents "Now, As You Are." You don't need to have everything figured out. You don't need to be perfect. You just need a space where you can show up as yourself — and be accepted fully.
That's what NAU is built for.
This is your chance to help create a stronger, more supportive mental health space for students everywhere.
Here are a few roles available for Ambassadors & Volunteers:
Helps spark conversations, plan activities, and keep the community active and safe.
Supports NAU's wellbeing events, workshops, and meetups.
Creates mental health posts, narrations, reels, prompts, and self-care activities.
Helps peers engage in safe emotional conversations (non-clinical).
Connects NAU with other clubs, students, and institutions.
You can pick the role that best fits your strengths.
Open discussions on emotions, stress, relationships, academic pressure, and everyday challenges — without judgment.
Guided reflections, prompts, journaling exercises, stress-relief practices, and easy self-care tools.
Workshops, live sessions, awareness events, and interactive activities designed to help you understand your mind better.
Daily/weekly challenges to help you stay grounded, motivated, and connected with yourself.
Simplified mental health knowledge from professionals to help you understand emotions, patterns, behaviours, and triggers.
Online gatherings, group activities, and special topic discussions that encourage connection and learning.
We're here to support you every step of the way.
Any student or young adult who cares about mental wellbeing, wants to learn, or wishes to support others can join NAU. You don't need prior experience — just an open mind and willingness to grow.
Student Ambassadors represent NAU in their colleges, promote mental wellness, host small activities, encourage discussions, and help create a safe emotional space for their peers.
Volunteers help with community tasks such as event management, content creation, engagement activities, outreach, and supporting wellbeing challenges within the community.
Ambassadors and volunteers usually spend 5–10 hours per week, but this is flexible. We understand academic schedules, so you can contribute based on your availability.
No. NAU is open to everyone. All roles are non-clinical, meaning you do not provide professional mental health advice — only support, awareness, and engagement.
Yes. Ambassadors and volunteers receive basic onboarding guidance, resources, and support on how to engage, communicate, and handle community responsibilities effectively.
Active ambassadors and volunteers who complete their responsibilities will receive a certificate or a letter of contribution from InnerWhispers.
Yes. Roles include community engagement, event coordination, content creation, student wellbeing support, and outreach — you can choose what fits your strengths.
No. The NAU Ambassador and Volunteer programs are voluntary — created for community impact, personal growth, and experience building, not paid employment.
NAU is a space created for meaningful conversations, wellness challenges,
emotional growth, and peer support. Join thousands of students who care about their minds.
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If you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm, suicidal ideation, severe panic,
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