Harm Reduction Volunteer Application Form

Join Our Harm Reduction Team

Harm reduction volunteers play a vital role in supporting community health by distributing life-saving supplies, providing naloxone training, and connecting people who use substances with compassionate, evidence-based resources. Whether you're a nonprofit organization running a street outreach program or a community health initiative, this Harm Reduction Volunteer Application Form helps you identify committed individuals ready to serve with dignity and without judgment.

Why Use Paperform for Volunteer Registration?

This template streamlines your volunteer intake process by capturing essential information about availability, experience, training needs, and personal commitment to harm reduction principles—all in one professional, mobile-friendly form. With Paperform's conditional logic, you can tailor follow-up questions based on prior experience, training completed, or specific interests like street outreach or overdose prevention.

Key features for harm reduction programs:

• Automated workflows with Stepper: Route completed applications to volunteer coordinators, trigger welcome emails with training resources, and schedule orientation sessions automatically
• Seamless CRM integration: Connect applications directly to your volunteer management system, Airtear, Google Sheets, or tools like Slack for instant team notifications
• Custom branding: Ensure your form reflects your organization's compassionate, non-stigmatizing approach with customizable colors, fonts, and imagery
• Secure data handling: SOC 2 Type II compliance and GDPR adherence protect sensitive volunteer information

Harm reduction organizations, community health nonprofits, peer support programs, and overdose prevention initiatives trust Paperform to manage volunteer recruitment efficiently while maintaining the warmth and accessibility their communities deserve. Start building your volunteer network today with a form that honours the harm reduction values of respect, autonomy, and evidence-based care.