Make a Difference. Change Lives.

Join Our Volunteer Community.

The ADHD Foundation Australia is a 100% volunteer-powered national charity. Your time, skills, and compassion help us support individuals and families living with ADHD across Australia.

Be Part of a National Movement Changing Lives Across Australia

The ADHD Foundation is a fully volunteer run national charity committed to providing trustworthy, evidence informed ADHD support to individuals and families across Australia. Our volunteers are the heart of our mission. Their compassion, professionalism and dedication have built one of Australia’s most accessible ADHD support systems.

If you are passionate about making a difference and believe in the vision and mission of the ADHD Foundation, we invite you to join our ADHD Family.

Who We Welcome

People who care deeply about supporting the ADHD community
Individuals with lived experience or professional expertise
Volunteers who value compassion, clarity and community
Anyone who wants to contribute to a national movement
People who believe in accessible, inclusive and evidence informed support

Ways You Can Contribute

National ADHD Helpline
Digital and technology support
Research and content development
Community engagement and events
Governance and administration
Statewide support pathways

Why Join Us

Be part of a national award-winning organisation
Help shape the future of ADHD support in Australia
Work alongside compassionate, skilled volunteers
Contribute to a mission that changes lives every day
Support a fully volunteer driven organisation with national impact

Become Part of Our ADHD Family

If you would like to join our team, we warmly welcome you. Your compassion, skills and commitment can help us continue building a future where every face of ADHD is seen, understood and supported.

Get Involved

You don’t have to do everything to make a difference.

Your time, knowledge, lived experience, and compassion can help strengthen our work. Every volunteer contribution brings us closer to a future where individuals and families living with ADHD can access understanding, support, and practical resources.

Take the next step

Tell us about your skills, interests, and availability. Together, we can turn your contribution into meaningful change.

Volunteer With Us Other Ways to Support

The ADHD Foundation operates with a 100% volunteer workforce, powered entirely by people who choose to give their time, skills, and compassion to support our national community. As grassroots, community-led charity, we do not receive government funding. Everything we deliver — from our National Helpline to community education, advocacy, resource development, and outreach — is made possible because volunteers step forward to serve.

Our volunteers are the lifeline of our organisation. They bring diverse expertise, lived experience, and a shared commitment to dignity, inclusion, and accessible support for people with ADHD across Australia. Every role, whether front-facing or behind the scenes, contributes directly to the growth, stability, and impact of the Foundation.

Ways to support the ADHD Foundation

Partner With Us
Join Our Free Membership
Research Opportunities
Workplace GIving
Donate

Current Volunteer Opportunities

Join Our Mission and Make a Difference

The ADHD Foundation Australia is a volunteer-led national organisation dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by ADHD. As our organisation continues to grow, we are seeking passionate and skilled volunteers who can contribute their expertise to support our community and strengthen our services.

Whether you are an experienced professional, a researcher, a technology specialist, or someone looking to give back through meaningful volunteer work, we would love to hear from you.

Volunteer – Help us Help Others

As the leading National ADHD Charity the ADHD Foundation delivers supports ADHD individuals and communities all across Australia. Some of the ways we currently provide help and support are:

Operate a National ADHD Helpline responding to calls for help and support from the ADHD community.
Publish a quarterly National ADHD Newsletter
Deliver regular educational and information workshops and online webinars.
Assist allied health and medical clinics in supporting their patients.
Advocate on behalf of the ADHD community
Build and maintain a National Referral service.
Contribute National ADHD real time, ongoing data and information bases solutions to community issues.