
New year, new ways to volunteer
Take a big deep breath out. 2020 has turned its final page and a new year is upon us.
ReadYour guide to finding the right volunteer opportunity.
Take a big deep breath out. 2020 has turned its final page and a new year is upon us.
ReadDuring these precarious times, there is a need to protect both our most vulnerable citizens and volunteers. The good news is, organisations in Australia are obliged to engage their volunteers within a framework of good practice principles.
ReadIs your isolation routine starting to feel a bit like Ground Hog Day? If so, you are not alone!
ReadWorried or unsure about what you have to offer as a volunteer? The good news is that most community organisations are looking for skills that you already have.
ReadThis video touches on the story of Jesse - the founder of St Kilda Mum’s. Jesse turned her passion for helping less fortunate families into a paid role.
You volunteer because you love it. But guess what? You’re also building up career brownie points every time you give your time to a good cause.
Do you want to spend quality time together as a family? Why not volunteer to help others? Volunteering as a family can be very rewarding and at the same time give back to the community.
It’s an idea that percolates in the back of your mind: one day, somehow, you would like to join a board of directors. You’re not quite sure how to get there, but you feel that you could use your skills to positively contribute to an organisation as a board member.
ReadWhilst we may not all be able to write songs like David Bowie or paint like Picasso, at some level, we are all creative. It might be as simple as a knack for capturing the perfect photograph, a flair for flowers, your prowess in the kitchen or perhaps you just have an innate ability to look at things in new and unorthodox ways.
ReadCompetition in the workforce is tough, and we are having to work harder than ever to differentiate ourselves and attract the attention of recruiters and employers.
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