Volunteer
Volunteering is a wonderful way to connect with your community, develop new skills, and make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
If you're looking to be part of a welcoming, respected community hub where diversity is celebrated and every contribution matters, we'd love to have you join The Neighbourhood Hub family.
To ensure the safety of our community, all volunteers are required to have a current Police Check and Blue Card (working with children).
Watch the below stories from our volunteers to get a feel for what it's like to be part of The Neighbourhood Hub community.
How to volunteer
Volunteering areas include:
Direct Service & Community Support:
Family programs support - Assisting with activities and events for families
Food Diversion Program - Sorting, packing, and distributing food hampers from our Coles donations (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays)
Multicultural community support - Helping newly arrived migrants and culturally diverse community members settle and connect
Educational workshops - Assisting with or facilitating community learning sessions
Social activities coordination - Helping organise and run community events
Administrative & Behind-the-Scenes:
Administration support - Front desk reception, answering phones, data entry, and general office tasks
Event planning and setup - Organising community gatherings
Social media and communications - Promoting programs and sharing community stories
Fundraising support - Helping with grant applications or community fundraising events
“Volunteering at The Neighbourhood Hub enables me to give back to those who are doing it tough in our community. The staff at The Neighbourhood Hub are an absolute pleasure to work with, they work under extreme pressure but always have time for a smile and a kind word to all the volunteers”