PRN Volunteer Programme
PRN's privacy-first volunteer programme connects approved investigators, researchers, and support members with cases and teams — through a secure, reviewed, and structured process.
Programme in preparationProfiles appear in this directory only after review and approval by the PRN team. This directory will populate once the first approved volunteers complete the programme onboarding process.
Public visitors cannot message volunteers directly. If you have experienced unusual activity or want to submit a case report, use the PRN intake route below. Volunteers are matched to cases through the PRN team — not through direct public contact.
Submit via Is It Paranormal?Programme Features
Every volunteer profile is reviewed and approved by the PRN team before appearing in this directory. No profile is auto-approved.
Volunteers control their own visibility settings. Private contact details, exact location, and personal information are never publicly displayed.
Direct messaging and support requests are available to PRN subscribers only. Public visitors are directed to the intake reporting route.
All contact flows through the PRN secure inbox and notification system. Volunteer contact details are never shared directly with requesters.
Volunteers set their own availability status — Active, Limited, Paused, or Unavailable. Support requests are gated accordingly.
Subscribers can submit structured support requests with case details, urgency, and type — ensuring volunteers receive clear, actionable briefs.
The above describes the planned volunteer system. These features are being prepared and will become available as the programme launches.
How to Join
PRN members activate the volunteer layer on their existing profile — no second account needed.
Set availability, support types, travel radius, equipment, experience, and safe contact preferences.
Submit your volunteer profile for PRN team review. Drafts can be saved privately at any time before submission.
The PRN team reviews every submission. Approved profiles appear in the Volunteer Directory. No auto-approvals.
PRN is not an emergency service. If you are in danger or require immediate assistance, contact the emergency services for your region.
PRN volunteers are community researchers and investigators. They do not provide emergency response, crisis intervention, or professional support services. All volunteer interactions are logged and subject to PRN's code of conduct.