I am supporting someone who wants to volunteer
If you are a friend, family member, or someone in a paid position aiming to work alongside someone to help them engage in volunteering, this information is for you. Our practical tools, information and templates can assist you both in every step of the volunteering journey.
Our program also offers FREE tailored support for people 18+ and living with disability or barriers to volunteering to engage in meaningful volunteer roles. To refer yourself or someone else please click HERE.


What is volunteering?
“Volunteering is time willingly given for the common good and without financial gain”
(Volunteering Australia 2015)
It can either be formal or informal.
Formal volunteering usually takes place in a planned and structured way.
Informal volunteering might also be called “helping out” or “lending a hand”
All volunteering is valuable!
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