COMMUNITY IMPACT & CHARITY PARTNERSHIPS
Help make sure awareness leads somewhere meaningful.
Make Tracks For Jack is not a mental-health service.
We want to work alongside organisations that already possess expertise in suicide prevention, mental health, youth wellbeing, grief, resilience and community support.
We're looking for someone who can help build those relationships.
You might help us:
identify aligned charities and community organisations;
make introductions;
develop collaborative opportunities;
explore referral and support pathways;
seek guidance around responsible suicide-prevention messaging;
identify potential speakers and contributors;
explore fundraising or beneficiary partnerships;
help ensure MTFJ's impact extends beyond the expedition itself.
You'll have the freedom to:
GREEN — Go for it
Research organisations, establish contacts, hold exploratory conversations and develop possible opportunities.
AMBER — Let's talk
Joint activities, co-branding, fundraising proposals or representation of another organisation's involvement.
RED — Committee decision
Formal partnerships, MOUs, financial arrangements, contractual commitments and formal endorsements.
Typical commitment: Around 2–4 hours per week, with flexibility.