Reddit Community Volunteer
Listed on 2026-07-31
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Social Work
Community Support Services, Community Health, Public Health, Human Services/ Social Work
Helping us connect with and support online communities
Why this role mattersMany motherless mothers turn to online spaces when they’re searching for understanding, connection, and support. Reddit is often one of the first places women go when they’re trying to make sense of grief, estrangement, identity, or early motherhood without maternal support.
We’re looking for volunteers who can help us thoughtfully engage with relevant communities, share resources where appropriate, and gently increase awareness of TMM among people who may benefit from our work.
Your presence can help more women feel seen, supported, and less alone.
What You’ll DoDepending on your interests and experience, you may support with:
- Identifying relevant communities and conversations
- Sharing TMM resources and information where appropriate and permitted
- Monitoring discussions related to bereavement, baby loss, estrangement, and maternal wellbeing
- Signposting individuals to TMM services and support opportunities
- Helping the team understand common themes, questions, and unmet needs emerging from online communities
- Supporting awareness campaigns and community‑engagement initiatives
- Strong written communication skills
- Sensitivity and empathy when engaging with difficult topics
- Good judgement and respect for community guidelines
- Confidence using online forums or a willingness to learn
- An interest in bereavement support, advocacy, or community building
- You don’t need formal experience — curiosity, care, and a thoughtful approach are just as valuable.
- Flexible and ongoing
- Can be shaped around your availability
- Experience in online community engagement
- Insight into the experiences and needs of motherless mothers
- Opportunities to develop communication and digital‑engagement skills
- A meaningful role in helping more women discover support
- Connection with a passionate, purpose‑driven team
Helping us connect with and support online communities
Why this role mattersMany motherless mothers turn to online spaces when they’re searching for understanding, connection, and support. Reddit is often one of the first places women go when they’re trying to make sense of grief, estrangement, identity, or early motherhood without maternal support.
We’re looking for volunteers who can help us thoughtfully engage with relevant communities, share resources where appropriate, and gently increase awareness of TMM among people who may benefit from our work.
Your presence can help more women feel seen, supported, and less alone.
What You’ll DoDepending on your interests and experience, you may support with:
- Identifying relevant communities and conversations
- Sharing TMM resources and information where appropriate and permitted
- Monitoring discussions related to bereavement, baby loss, estrangement, and maternal wellbeing
- Signposting individuals to TMM services and support opportunities
- Helping the team understand common themes, questions, and unmet needs emerging from online communities
- Supporting awareness campaigns and community‑engagement initiatives
- Strong written communication skills
- Sensitivity and empathy when engaging with difficult topics
- Good judgement and respect for community guidelines
- Confidence using online forums or a willingness to learn
- An interest in bereavement support, advocacy, or community building
- You don’t need formal experience — curiosity, care, and a thoughtful approach are just as valuable.
- Flexible and ongoing
- Can be shaped around your availability
- Experience in online community engagement
- Insight into the experiences and needs of motherless mothers
- Opportunities to develop communication and digital‑engagement skills
- A meaningful role in helping more women discover support
- Connection with a passionate, purpose‑driven team
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