"Volunteering at the CFPH is a great joy. I work with people who trully care for others, have an open loving heart and are fantastic people to be with. I feel that by having my services available in the project, ensures that people off all financial means have access to my work. I come home with a great feeling of wellbeing, happines, with my heart expanded and deep gratitude for been given the opportunity to serve, to love and to learn. " Claudia Goncalves - Co-founder and volunteer therapist

“Volunteering at the Foundation has been nothing short of a life-changing experience for me. Through the instant and continued support, acceptance and non - judgementalism, I have come to know myself in a more true and deep way. The Centre inspires soul-awakening! Mostly, I am grateful for the unconditional love and integrity at the heart of the Centre, which fuels its running and the work there. Mark and Claudia, all the therapists and volunteers are providing a much needed service for those in need of support, learning , remembering, growing and uniting. It is truly humbling and awesome to be able to help support such essential work. It is an honour and a privilege. More power to it and long may it continues!” Jude Warner – library coordinator

“I’ve got a lot from volunteering at the Foundation and it’s been since 2006 that I have been there. It has given me opportunities to use some of my existing skills and also helped build up my confidence at a pace that feels right for me. I really enjoy doing something I believe in. There is a lot of warmth and kindness in our community and I also get to work with so many inspiring and caring people” Inez Patino – Support and supervision volunteer

“I worked as a volunteer Homeopath and Shamanic Practitioner at Foundation for 4 years. At the CFPH everyone shares a common goal and that is to provide help and support to our community coming from a compassionate place in our hearts. In the time that I have worked there, I had not met one person, who would not stop what they were doing to help a person that needed their help. That is what I felt privileged to be a part of.”  Sheila McGovern - Ex-volunteer therapist