Studies show that people who volunteer are happier and live longer!
Their gift of time and energy creates a positive outcome for their community and contributes to a vibrant and caring neighbourhood.
This is all not surprising to us. At Anglicare, we have more than 2300 volunteers helping us with our Christian-based community projects and our volunteers play an important role in enhancing the quality of our clients and resident’s lives.
You can volunteer for a diverse range of roles. You could help out by driving a bus, playing the piano, running a Bingo night, helping in any of our shops, being a youth mentor, being a maths tutor, doing some gardening, helping out in the kitchen or the café, working in the library, helping out in our men’s and women’s groups, or teaching language or art classes. The opportunities are endless. Training is provided for all our volunteers and you’ll be supported in your role by our Volunteer Coordinators.
You really do get a lot out of volunteering. You can use your talents, skills and experience to contribute to the wellbeing of our Anglicare community. You’ll discover a great sense of achievement and purpose in what you do while at the same time gaining new friends and confidence, while learning new skills
Anglicare welcomes Corporate Volunteering and we can work with your organisation to design employee volunteering projects and activities to suit small or large groups.
Anglicare Disaster Recovery volunteers are trained, registered and ready to go at a moment’s notice to provide material aid and general support in evacuation and recovery centres.
Anglicare's Take Love volunteering for youth initiative provides practical ways for young people to get involved in our work
