Autism Volunteering: Join Our 30th Anniversary Campaign
Le Silence des Justes is celebrating its 30th anniversary on October 21, 2026. To make this milestone count, we're recruiting volunteers — flyering, online outreach, phone calls. Here's how to join us.
These are one-off missions, with no long-term commitment required. No experience needed — we'll walk you through everything before each mission. Whether you have a couple of hours to spare or want to take on something more regular, every contribution helps.
Missions you can take on
Three types of missions, all one-off, to fit your availability and what suits you best.
Online outreach and phone calls can both be done remotely — wherever you are, provided this kind of volunteer activity is allowed under the laws of your country of residence. In-person flyering, on the other hand, takes place on the ground in France.
What to expect
No heavy process for a one-off mission. We'll ask you to share your availability and show up for the slot you've chosen. In return, we'll give you a quick practical briefing beforehand, a point of contact on the day, and no pressure to commit beyond what you've agreed to.
A volunteer's story
Nothing replaces hearing directly from those who are already involved with us.
Testimonial published on our Instagram account
Flyering, online outreach, phone calls: choose the mission that suits you, for the slot that works for you. No long-term commitment required.
Fill out our form in 3 minutes.
We'll get back to you quickly to set up your mission.
Thirty years don't organize themselves. Give us a few hours — we'll take care of the rest.
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