Support Project Green Ribbon
Help make the next safe step possible.
Project Green Ribbon’s work is strengthened by people, organisations and communities who choose to show up — through giving, volunteering, partnerships and practical support.
There is no single way to support youth mental wellbeing. Choose the route that fits what you can offer.
Support helps PGR continue practical work with young people and families. Depending on the programme and purpose, this may include Green Hearth, youth and family support, community outreach, programme delivery and the operational resources needed to sustain that work.
Choose your route
Four ways to stand behind the work.
Support can be financial, practical or collaborative. What matters is whether it helps create stronger pathways for young people and families.
Give directly to Project Green Ribbon.
Financial support helps sustain PGR’s programmes and practical support work. Donations can be made through PGR’s Give.Asia page.
Donate securely via Give.Asia → 02 · Green HearthSupport a safe place during a difficult moment.
Green Hearth is PGR’s short-stay, family-based crisis sanctuary for suitable youths aged 13–25. Learn how the model works and speak with PGR about supporting it.
Explore Green Hearth → 03 · VolunteerContribute time, skills or professional experience.
Volunteer needs change as programmes develop. Tell us what you can contribute, your relevant experience and your availability, and we can advise whether there is a suitable current opportunity.
Ask about volunteering → 04 · PartnerBuild something useful with us.
PGR welcomes conversations with companies, foundations, schools, community organisations and professionals whose capabilities or resources can strengthen meaningful support.
Start a partnership conversation →Green Hearth
Sometimes support means giving someone somewhere safe to land.
Green Hearth provides short-stay, home-like crisis and respite support for suitable youths aged 13–25, subject to assessment, safety, suitability and available arrangements.
Organisations and individuals who want to support Green Hearth can speak with PGR about appropriate funding, partnership or practical contribution opportunities.
Volunteering
Skills matter more than titles.
PGR’s volunteer needs change over time. Rather than keeping outdated roles permanently advertised, we prefer to understand what a potential volunteer can realistically contribute.
Useful experience may include community engagement, communications, events, fundraising, grants, administration, research, design, professional services or other capabilities relevant to current programmes.
Email hello@projectgreenribbon.org with a short introduction, relevant experience and what you would like to contribute.
What support can enable
Practical backing for practical work.
Crisis and respite support
Helping maintain pathways such as Green Hearth and the practical resources required around youth crisis support.
Youth and family support
Supporting work that helps young people, caregivers and families understand possible next steps during difficult periods.
Community outreach
Strengthening conversations, partnerships and early-support pathways before challenges become larger crises.
Programme delivery
Providing the tools, coordination and operational capacity needed to turn good intentions into work that can actually happen.
Skills and expertise
Bringing useful professional or specialist capability into the organisation where it can strengthen programmes and systems.
Stronger partnerships
Connecting PGR with organisations that can help create more coherent support pathways for young people and families.
Work with us
Bring what you can. We’ll work out where it fits.
If you represent a company, foundation, school, community organisation or simply want to support PGR as an individual, start with a conversation.