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Volunteering in Dubbo
“Why Volunteer?”
- Make new friends
- Be part of your community
- Help others in need
- Support a cause
- Feel great about yourself
- Share your knowledge and skills
- Gain new skills
- Add your volunteer work to your CV
- HAVE FUN!
Note volunteers may be subject to a National Police Check and Working with Children Check depending on role.
See organisation contact details below, for all other inquiries Contact Us
Volunteering opportunities:
- Kim Wilson
- info@dnc.org.au
- 02 6883 2300
One-on-one visiting with older Australians living in their own home who are socially isolated or lonely. Volunteers generally visit for about half an hour once a fortnight.
- info@dnc.org.au
- 02 6883 2300
Youth volunteers may assist the Youth Worker at Youth events and activities including our school holiday programs.
- info@dnc.org.au
- 02 6883 2300
Deliver digital skills mentoring support to older Australians in a small group setting or one-on-one.
- 02 6884 7057
Volunteers are always welcome to help coordinate the many services of the Red Cross throughout our region. Volunteer programs include Telecross -reassurance calls; Hands On - in nursing homes; Good Start Breakfast Clubs in schools; Youth Programs; Emergency Services & First Aid. http://www.redcross.org.au/
- Janice Trumper
- JTrumper@bcs.org.au
- 02 6884 9306
Volunteers may be involved with one on one companionship visits, assist with shopping, post, bill paying, telephone support, accompany clients to small group activities, reading, non medical related transport for the frail, aged, people with disabilities and their carers in the community.
- Melissa Gray
- dubbobushcare@yahoo.com.au
Local volunteers learn about the importance of their river and carry out: planting, weeding, rubbish removal, design & install interpretive signs along both sides of the river.
- tourism@dubbo.nsw.gov.au
- 02 6801 4450
The Dubbo Visitors Centre recognises the importance of volunteers to the visitor experience. “City Image Ambassadors” as they are formally titled are valued for providing customer focused services and for adding value to Dubbo’s reputation as a premier holiday destination.
- Lara Mansfield
- volunteer@idrs.org.au
- 1300 665 908
The JAS is a program of the Intellectual Disability Rights Service (IDRS). IDRS provides free services for people with cognitive impairment across NSW providing help with legal problems. We work alongside people with cognitive impairment to promote and protect their rights.
Volunteers provide much needed support to JAS clients at court and police stations. Volunteers must be flexible and have availability 9am - 4pm during week days. No experience of the justice system necessary, volunteers receive comprehensive training and support.
- Genelle Reid
- lourdesadmin@chcs.com.au
- 02 6841 8500
Wellness programs at the Lourdes Hospital for health goals. Help hospital patients. Activities: listening, crafts, beads, hand massage, reading, gentle exercise, art & music, garden, events, chapel, computers, hospitality and games.
- admin@mealsonwheelsdubbo.org.au
- 02 6882 4083
Delivering meals to clients of 65 years or over, Aboriginal clients of 50 years or over and their carers in our community. All you need is a space hour or so once a week, fortnight, month or quarter. www.mealsonwheelsdubbo.org.au/
- Karen Hagan
- dundullimal@nationaltrust.com.au
- 02 6884 9984
Volunteers support the National Trust at this historical site.Volunteers provide information to visitors, assist with delivering schools programs & children’s activities, gardening, maintenance & café service.
- Jacy Richards
- jacy.richards@thesmithfamily.com.au
- 0427 240 474
Volunteering opportunities in literacy programs and Learning centres where volunteers assist students with homework and reading.
https://www.thesmithfamily.com.au/get-involved/volunteer/nsw
- ask@uniting.org
- 1800 864 846
120 countdown program is a program coordinated by Uniting that assists young learner drivers who are facing significant barriers to gaining the mandatory 120 hours of driving hours before applying for their provisional drivers licence.
The 120 program matches learner drivers with fully licenced volunteer mentors who can provide driving practice and youth mentoring in a fully maintained Uniting vehicle until they accumulate 120 hours of driving experience.
https://uniting.org/