Volunteer in your community
Why is this a good time to volunteer in your community?
It’s a new year, and a good time to do something new. You may already have made a New Year’s resolution to make a difference this year; with the JNC, you can have an immediate impact locally. We’re seeking volunteers in the Randwick and Waverley local government areas, the inner city and Glebe.
Working together
Together with our volunteers, the JNC runs services and programs to connect people with others in the community and strengthen their skills and independence.
“Volunteers make an extraordinary contribution to Australian society. Volunteers are the lifeblood of our community and come from all walks of life: working people, students and professionals, young people and retirees, from every town and community.”
Volunteering NSW
Benefit of volunteering
Volunteers receive training and experience in new areas.
We offer flexible volunteering options, and a variety of roles. Some examples:
- Knitting group coordinator
- Phone support volunteer
- Bus outing assistant (accompanying older people on outings)
- Gardening group coordinator.
Many more roles are available – please contact us.
“A chance to contribute”
Hear from some of our volunteers:
“Volunteering is: enjoyment in helping people; giving back a little to society; fun time with clients; rewarding.” Bruce, from Chippendale, assisting with phone support, social support for individuals and bus outings for older people, and with a monthly ‘Young at Heart’ Barbeque.
“Volunteering with The JNC gives me a chance to meet people and contribute to the community. It gives me purpose and keeps me busy.” Kevin, from Maroubra, JP
“Volunteering gives me the opportunity to be involved with clients’ needs and to meet new volunteers and brings me happiness that I am able to help.” Ilda, from Waterloo, assisting in our Aged Services area with exercise classes, social group outings, shopping support, and a birthday celebration group.
“ I have been inspired to continue the work laid down by the strong and dedicated women who founded JNC, fought for social justice, made great pathways into securing more equitable communities. These are the foundations of my work.” Gillian, from Bondi Junction, JNC Chairperson
How to volunteer in your community
Volunteer in your community with the JNC. You’ll impact the lives of other people – and your own life. Start by expressing your interest here or contact us on 9349 8200.
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